Excuse me miss, what's the ol '96er?

I know not everyone sits down to dinner every night like John Candy's character Chet in "The Great Outdoors". I realize that most of us enjoy one "cheat"day every now and then, and live by the "moderation is key" mentality. I also know that when the above heart attack on a plate is on the brunch menu at your restaurant and you announce to America you have developed Diabetes that the looks of shock and awe are going to be few and far between. Paula Deen did not force me to add multiple sticks of butter to my casserole. She did not try and convince me her recipes are healthy. She even told Oprah that she was "her cook, not her doctor." Should she be allowed privacy concerning her health? Absolutely. My only problem with this series of events is the fact that she did not feel equipped to "bring enough to the table to help others" without financial compensation. To me, that's like two pregnant women sitting beside each other at the OB's office charging each other for advice. So, after you have your salad for dinner, tell me what you think of this. Should Paula Deen make money just because of a health condition after years of topping her burgers with two krisy kremes?