Is this sentence OK? Or how would you say?
(I mean She's fat and it's hard to do daily activities for her)

She's in trouble with her excess weight.

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Is this sentence OK? Or how would you say?
(I mean She's fat and it's hard to do daily activities for her)

She's in trouble with her excess weight.

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I think the correct one will be "She's in trouble with her excessive weight"

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corrections:

1. Is this sentence OK or how would you say it?

2. I mean she is fat and it is hard for her to do daily activities.

You could say it like you wrote it but that is kind of rude. Hahaha I don't think there is a polite way to say it though. Hahaha "She's so fat that she can't do anything." and "Her weight is out of control." are even ruder. Lol