Weighing in
25 year-olds Sheen and Libby Estavez (Yes! Libby did marry Sheen!) have a daughter, Raja T'Keisha. She's 4 years old and weighs 110 pounds. You read correctly, 110 pounds. Libby 's not like some people who overfeed their kids or surrender once their kids have a tantrum when they don't get what they want to eat.
In fact, Libby doesn't feed Raja very often. She's paranoid. She's afraid that she'll start to spoil her. Then why does Raja weigh this much? Because she has a disease that makes her blow up and gain weight. One day, Cindy, who is also 25 years old, comes over to see Libby. Cindy hasn't seen Raja since she was a baby. She comes in and just looks at Raja. She's stunned! "How could Libby give her so much food that this would happen to Raja?" she asked herself.
Cindy told her 55-year-old mom about her concerns about Raja. "I think you should try to do something." She suggested. So Cindy hid all of Raja's Halloween candy. Raja had been such a good girl getting her shots that Libby promised Raja a piece of candy. Libby knows the last thing Raja needs is candy at her weight, but even if she never ate junk food, she'd still gain weight because of her illness.
When she looked for it, Libby couldn't find the candy. She finally found where Cindy hid it. The note from Cindy read "When I saw Raja and found out that her weight had gone from 110 pounds to 120 pounds in a week, I was outraged and hid this candy!".
The more Cindy thought about it, the madder she got. "THIS IS THE LAST STRAW!" she said to herself. She was enraged. Cindy went to Libby for some confrontation. "Libby" Cindy said, cornering Libby. "You need to stop feeding her. For one thing, she's getting spoiled and another, she's almost as heavy as I am". "Cindy, listen. It's not what you think. I have a problem." Said Libby. "That's the understatement of the year." Said Cindy under her breath "EXCUSE ME!". Libby yelled. "Nothing" Cindy said. "I'm paranoid. I see all these people on talk shows who have really big children and it scares me. I'm afraid if I feed her, I'll spoil her and she'll get fat. But more importantly, Raja has a problem. You see, I'm not feeding her as often as you think I am. She has a disease that, no matter what or how much she eats, she blows up like a balloon. Now, tell me, did you hide Raja's candy?" "Yes." Said an ashamed Cindy. "Yes, I did. I'm really sorry I assumed that. I had no idea that her weight gain was due to an illness. For that, I'll buy Raja some candy." Libby got up to go to the Candy Bar to buy her a pound of candy. "No, that's the last thing Raja needs. But thank you, though." said an appreciative Libby.
"But maybe Jimmy can cure Raja of her disease!". They saw Jimmy, and he was able to cure Raja. She went from 120 pounds to the normal weight of a 4-year-old. From then on, breakfast was yogurt, lunch was a bowl of salad, and dinner was steak. Every day since, she's been a happy, healthy little girl.