FL - 11-year-old boy weighted 36 lbs and was forced to exercise and eat toothpaste - Milton, 7 December 2025

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Why did they single out this poor boy for such horrific treatment! Is it because he was a boy? The girls were fed and witnessed the abuse. I hope they all can get mental health care.

Glad to read this, but sadly, he will have a lifetime of food anxiety.
According to the report, after receiving treatment and care at the hospital for approximately one month, the boy gained 20 pounds and improved to a weight of 56 lbs.
 
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