you are a fat waste of space and I hope you die soon.' It was reported to the site by her friends and has now been removed. Friends: Jade Tarrant (left) lived with Georgia Davis (right), but Miss Davis put on weight again after moving back in with her parents The teen's best friend Jade Tarrant also revealed how Miss Davis lost weight after moving in with her, but returned home to care for her sick father after he was diagnosed with lung cancer - and the weight piled back on. Miss Tarrant said: 'I always knew it was going to get this bad if she went home again. 'She would have lost weight if she stayed with me because I like my salads and I could have got her on it. 'But she missed her mum and step-dad. She ended up going back and putting her own health at risk.' Georgia eventually stopped venturing outside altogether and, by the time a 50-man emergency team cut her free, she had not left the house for about eight months. A hospital spokesman said: 'Georgia is still undergoing investigations and receiving treatment from a range of health professionals. Comments ( 390 ) The word is gluttony - and our welfare state encourages it. Tell those politicians who claim that benefitters cannot afford to eat healthily what is going on in the real world. If we give them more taxpayers' money, do you think they will spend it on fruit and salad? if