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A morbidly-obese mum who is asking strangers to fund her £10,000 gastric band operation has been planning to head off on a luxury cruise holiday. Amy Murray, 31, weighs more than 27 stone and this weekend bed for donations so she could live past her 40th birthday. But it has now emerged Amy, from Stalybridge, Greater Manchester, recently booked two luxury cruises after her husband Andrew, 36, received inheritance money. The mum-of-one claims she has cancelled one of the holidays and only launched the fundraising bid after booking the holidays and realising the operation wouldn’t be funded on the NHS. Read more: Mum begs strangers to pay for gastric bypass so she can see daughter grow up Her online donations page has so far raised more than £350 since it was set up two days ago.Joel Goodman/MEN 
Amy Murray said the holidays were paid for out on inheritance money We reported yesterday, how Amy says her weight gets in the way of everything, including caring for her three-year-old daughter Evie.
Amy has been referred to a weight-loss support group 18 months ago and was told to lose one-and-a-half stone before she could have the operation.
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But says when she did, she claims she was then told she should carry on losing the weight naturally.

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Amy Murray says she cannot cancel a cruise holiday booked for next month “I’m fully aware that this is my fault, I’ve done this to myself and I know that and I wish I hadn’t but here I am.
“I want to see my daughter grow up and live a life with my husband.”
Amy has struggled with her weight since she was a child and her unhealthy lifestyle and lack of exercise followed her into her teens and adulthood.
As well as being overweight, she is also disabled because of problems with the discs in her back and other health conditions.

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