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Q: Steven Assanti says his eating addiction lead him to the trunk of his father's SUV with no place to go. 
  
 A man from Cranston who weighs 778 pounds is desperate for help after he said Rhode Island Hospital kicked him out. 
  
 The man's father said he has nowhere to take his son. 
  
 Steven Assanti, 33, said his eating addiction lead him to the trunk of his father's SUV with no place to go. 
  
 "It's an addiction, and I realize that," said Assanti.{} "And it's a disease." 
  
 For the past 80 days, Assanti said, he was getting the help he needed at Rhode Island Hospital. There, he lost 20 pounds. 
  
 But after Assanti violated his care plan by ordering pizza, he said the hospital told him he could no longer stay. 
  
 "I was supposed to stay there and lose all my weight and get down to 550 to get the gastric bypass," said Assanti. "That was their plan." 
  
 A spokesperson for Rhode Island Hospital told NBC 10 News they can't speak about Assanti's case, or the treatment of any other patients. 
  
 His father, Steven Veillette, said taking his son home will be a death sentence. 
  
 "If he comes home and I do get him up the stairs somehow, someway he's going to go right back to his eating habits," Veillette said. 
  
 So, the two men say they'll continue to drive until they find a place that will help. 
  
 "I just don't know who to turn to," Veillette said. "I called everybody - everybody you can think of in the state of Rhode Island and nobody seems to be (able to) help me." 
  
 As of 6 p.m., Veillette said Assanti was in the waiting room at Kent Hospital's emergency area. About an hour later, Veillette called NBC 10, noting that his son will be able to stay at Kent for the night. 
  
 His social worker is looking into another permanent location.{} ||||| By Ana Bottary 
  
 abottary@abc6.com 
  
 Ever since he can remember, 33-year-old Steven Assanti has struggled with his weight. Through the years, it's spiraled out of control. He now weighs 800 pounds. 
  
 "I have an addiction to food. I just love to eat. I progressively became worse and it became like an addiction and I realize it is an addiction and a disease," says Assanti. 
  
  
  
 Seeking help, he says he was enrolled in a weight loss program through Rhode Island Hospital for the past 80 days. He tells ABC6 he lost over 20 pounds. To reward himself for that small victory, he decided to have a "cheat meal," ordering a pizza from his favorite spot, Tommy's, in Cranston. 
  
 "I mean come on, almost everyone that diets has like a reward kind of thing," says Assanti. 
  
 That may be true, but when you're 800 pounds and in a weight loss program there are strict rules to follow, and ordering pizza is a violation of the plan. On Tuesday, he says he was asked to leave the hospital. 
  
 "Now they were suppose to keep me there until I got to 550 to get the gastric by pass and all of a sudden, they just let me go like that. It's shocking," he says. 
  
 On Wednesday night we spoke with Assanti on Skype from Kent County Hospital, where he is currently staying, though it's not long term. Assanti's father, Steven Veillette, tells us the only way he's able to get his son around is with the help of several people lifting him into the back of his SUV. He says getting into their home in Cranston is an all-day task. 
  
  
  
 "I know one of these days, if he doesn't get help...I don't like to say it but I know something bad is going to happen," says Veillette. 
  
  
  
 "I do want to lose weight, and it's a wake-up call now and i just need some help," adds Assanti. 
  
 Lifespan can't comment on Assanti's situation because of HIPAA regulations, but a spokeswoman says Rhode Island Hospital does not offer an inpatient weight loss program. 
  
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A: 
A Rhode Island man's weight is a death sentence, and his father says he's now nearing that fate after the hospital that was treating the 33-year-old kicked him out. Steven Assanti says he spent nearly 3 months at Rhode Island Hospital, during which time he lost 20 pounds. He weights 778 pounds, and the intention was to "stay there and lose all my weight and get down to 550 to get the gastric bypass," Assanti tells WJAR. But the Cranston man, who says he suffers from an eating addiction, reports being given the boot by the hospital after ordering pizza in violation of the strict plan he was to be following. ABC6 reports Assanti decided to order the pizza as a "cheat meal" to "reward himself for that small [weight loss] victory." "If he comes home and I do get him up the stairs somehow, someway he's going to go right back to his eating habits," says his dad. As of Wednesday night, Assanti was staying at Kent County Hospital in a short-term arrangement; his social worker is trying to secure a permanent location. The only way to transport Assanti, per his father, is to have several people place him in the rear of an SUV. Rhode Island hospital had no comment due to patient confidentiality regulations. (Click to read why it was easier to be thin in the 1980s and '90s.)