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Sister Defends My 600-Lb. Life Star Dolly Martinez After Death
13 Apr
Summary
- Dolly Martinez's sister is defending her after her death.
- The sister slammed online trolls for their cruel comments.
- Martinez weighed nearly 600 pounds when she first appeared on TV.
Lindsey Cooper, sister of the late My 600-Lb. Life personality Dolly Martinez, has issued a strong defense of her sister following her death. Cooper used Facebook to address the cruel and unkind comments made online about Martinez, who was 30 years old at the time of her passing. She emphasized that Martinez was her sister first and deserved peace and kindness.
Martinez first appeared on the TLC series weighing just under 600 pounds and required supplemental oxygen. Although she managed to lose 40 pounds during her time on the show, she was ultimately not approved for the weight-loss surgery. Cooper shared her grief over Martinez's death on April 11, remembering her sister's bright personality and loving spirit.
Cooper also confronted those who commented negatively on her own appearance, explaining her own struggles with chronic health and mental health issues, as well as weight gain due to medication. She urged people to stop the online attacks and respect the family's grief. Days prior to Martinez's death, Cooper had requested prayers for her sister who was hospitalized and fighting for her life.
