Julie, ravenous after her fasting (Julie is a model and regularly fasts for days at a time to maintain her wafer thin waistline), approaches a Council owned and operated stall serving complimentary 'crunchy critters' hors d'oeuvres (these appetizers comprise a variety of lightly baked grasshopper regarded as a pest but now prized by climate scientists as a 'net zero' substitute for meat). Unexpectedly to Julie's horror, some of the 'crunchy critters' were apparently not cooked properly by the Council and remain alive, hopping out of her mouth as she is about to bite into one of the hors d'oeuvres. Although not physically injured by the grasshoppers, Julie is deeply disturbed and subsequently develops a recognised psychiatric illness known as 'paleophobia' a fear of all 'carbon neutral' foods and to console herself instead embarks upon a diet of highly processed foods as a result of which she is rapidly gains weight becoming morbidly obese and is unable to continue to work as a model for the next 24 months. For 5 months during this 24 month period - at the peak of her weight gain when she is particularly overweight - Julie also requires extensive assistance in daily tasks (e.g. going to the bathroom, dressing herself etc. ) for approximately 8 hours per week but fortunately is assisted ex gratia by her sister Jane so that she does not have to hire anyone to assist her

discuss the remedies Julie could claim