Technically, she’s massively obese.
I guess “morbidly” isn’t PC these days
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But more medically accurate. 
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Also, affectively accurate. For me, at least
She doesn’t look morbidly obese to me.
A bit down on “skinny hoes”. I’m assuming that’s not gardening tools
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I’m not a medical expert, but it looks like future health issues. Whether she’s morbidly obese depends upon the timeframe of morbidity.
I think she’s got a couple of decades left in her. Possibly with some physical discomfort
Maybe. I’m sure she’s already having metabolic issues…possibly cardiovascular issues. I have no doubt her doctor’s already had some stern talks with her…unless she’s seeing Michael Jackson’s doctor, of course… 
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Doctor’s aren’t allowed to.
Cardiovascular isn’t so bad, IMO. Cardiac arrest.
All the skin issues would be my issue.
Yes they are.
You are predictable. This is not a bad thing, by the way
When’s the last time you’ve been to a doctor in the US? Living in Taiwan might have skewed your perspective a bit. Just had a doctor tell me to lose some weight so saying they can’t is ya know…BS
Is that a UK thing? In the U.S. doctors will definitely give the non-body positive talk to obese patients.
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I’ll join in then for your own good, lose some weight. The obese need to.
I’ve never been to a doctor in the US. For the sake of their patients I hope doctors aren’t restricted from using the word obesity.
I’ve never heard of a doctor not being able to use the word obesity. Obesity is a problem in the US as many know and openly covered in the news and a common conversation with the doctor.
I was only slightly above a normal BMI and the doctor called it out. The US is still a diet obsessed culture.
Google ‘doctors can’t call out patients for being obese’.
BMI of 40 plus. She is morbidly obese. Although the new term is class three obese apparently
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She doesn’t look that bad to me, but if the medical experts say she’s morbid who am I to argue.
Some guys prefer a BBW