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The grieving mother of Britain's heaviest man has revealed she is worried her son will not be able to be cremated because of his 50-stone frame.
Jason Holton, 33, from Camberley, Surrey, died from organ failure last Saturday, just days before celebrating his 34th birthday.
Now, his distraught mother, Leisa, is struggling to find somewhere capable of cremating his body, as 'there are concerns he might be too wide for the chamber,' she told The Sun.
The 55-year-old also claimed a burial would cost too much money as her son's large body would require a double plot instead of a single.
Leisa has reached out to several funeral homes and revealed it is not Jason's weight that is a concern - but the fact that he might be too wide to fit into a hearse.
Jason Holton from Camberley, Surrey, has been housebound for eight years and came close to death after nearly suffering organ failure before
His mother Leisa is worried he may not be able to be cremated due to his 50-stone frame
Jason, (pictured) weighed 47 stone and died from obesity and organ failure last Saturday
'One funeral firm says they will provide a larger, rectangular coffin for him and think they have figured out how they will transport him,' she told the newspaper.
The mother had stayed by Jason's side at the Royal Surrey County Hospital, Guildford, where he was transferred by special ambulance by six firefighters.
Jason took the title as the UK's heaviest man after Carl Thompson, who was 65-stone, died in 2015.
He began overeating as a teenager, and attributed bullying at
