yeah - the issue is less the DSD and way WAY more of the MIL.
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I would do the passive sit-down talk with DSD, then
if it gets back to you and MIL start in with the pissed off attitude, I'd spit back at her
"you need to catch a clue. No matter how much you think you love her - you aren't doing right by her and aren't SHOWING that love
if you allow a paci at this age and delude her into thinking that her weight problems are NOT an issue.
If this continues and you don't start getting on board with a solid plan and working WITH her and all the other adults in her life, then there will be serious consequences to pay. Consequences for you AND for her. I have already started looking into having all contact from you removed because her wellbeing is being compromised in a seriously heinous manner and I will NOT sit idolly by and let her continue down this horrible path of destruction. So you either start working WITH me and deal with the very obvious problem that you are pretending doesn't exist - or you will be removed from the picture alltogether. Don't think that any judge will side with you on this matter - historic court cases in other similar situations have all ended up exactly how I want. Got it?"
and
if she starts to balk - say "ah... pack your bags... we'
re going on a guilt trip! It doesn't matter what biology says. You'
re either going to fight for the welfare of this girl, or you'
re going to get out of the way. What's it going to be?"