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Disclaimer that I'm only on p.598 (catching up), but I had to say something before I lost the post. I was reading @Special spoonie 's rundown on chroniciconic's recent meltdown and could see through several fictions of hers extremely clearly.
Spoilered for length & also because I'm late as hell:
(edited to spoiler, on mobile so no idea if i've fucked up any formatting.
edit 2: added some med sperging)
Spoilered for length & also because I'm late as hell:
Firstly, that she 100% has an eating disorder, and is lying about it for a) outrage against the NHS, and b) to distract from the fact that the weight loss is fully intentional.
"Methylphenidate 30mg x3 daily"
I read this and thought "no wonder you're losing weight, you dumb cunt". Methylphenidate is a stimulant medication used for ADHD (and sometimes narcolepsy, but her dose is past the 60mg max for that). Here's the BNF guidelines on dose. 100mg daily is the max dose for adult ADHD, and most patients will never reach this because you get horrible stimulant side effects at high doses. She takes 90mg daily, which is pretty fucking high. Luckily she has a metric ton of diazepam and opioids to counteract the sweating and palpitations, but it'll still act as an amazing appetite suppressant. She's basically speedballing.
(edit) also, these med lists make me laugh so much. I've broken it down below:
Methylphenidate - ADHD stimulant, commonly abused.
Omeprazole - for acid reflux.
Vaciclovir - Antiviral, mostly for herpes lol
Laxido - Laxative, for those opioid poops.
Diazepam - Sedative, interferes with memory formation. Commonly abused.
Codeine - Opiate painkiller, commonly abused.
Paracetamol - bongland Tylenol, standard dose of mild painkiller.
Loratidine - Antihistamine, mostly for hayfever.
Quetiapine - Also known as Seroquel, it's a fairly sedating antipsychotic.
Rizatriptan - Migraine medication.
Tramadol - More opiates, probably shouldn't be taken with codeine - most people are prescribed one or the other.
Ketotifen - Another antihistamine.
Rupatidine - ANOTHER antihistamine.
Famotidine - You guessed it - yet another antihistamine. Otherwise known as Pepcid. No fucking wonder she's tired, even on nearly a max dose of what is basically meth.
(/edit)
Remember this, when she fancied a nice walk, despite spending hours crying about being wheelchair-bound?
Well, the reason for her 'weird amnesic fugue' to primark is 100% eating disorder. The following image is a blatant body check. She wanted to go shopping to see what size clothing she could squeeze into. Note the weird pose to show off both her skinny arms and protuding hipbones; she's proud of this. I wouldn't be surprised if she didn't post this on a few pro-ana forums.
Note also the posed tiny arm in this image talking about weight. She's thrilled that someone commented on it, just mad that they said it looked good instead of cooing in concern over her poor frail body.
Diazepam is literally used to prevent memory formation during stressful dental procedures. One of its main medical uses is to interfere with memory storage. She's got one hell of an addiction and it's going to fuck with her memory for a few years.
Also, I thought they locked all her other meds away? How could she mix them?
Speaking of: imagine being the staff in this house.
"It's really unsafe that I had lots of spare meds, so I showed that I have an awareness of this and disposed of the surplus, indicating that I am responsible with my meds and have no intention of overdose."
"No wait, you have to take all my meds from me and lock them up because I'm unsafe. Also I can't walk up and down stairs to get the box, even though I returned from a long walk with shopping bags recently."
"Even though I'm so unsafe and demanded this safeguarding, I deliberately kept a secret stash of diazepam and probably opioids, because I am an addict, and immediately took these in an overdose, showing that the locked box is completely ineffectual."
"I ended up in A&E because I didn't have access to enough diazepam, even though last time I was here it was for overdosing on my secret large stash of diazepam."
"Here is me once again showing great responsibility about managing my medication, but it's fucked up that they gave me the key! What if I overdose???"
"Glad I had access to my pills, I safeguarded myself so well with access to my own medication"
"I gave myself a diazepam tolerance? surprisedpikachu.jpg"
I understand why her narrative is so fucked because she's on an insane amount of meds, many of which contradict each others' effects, but it doesn't help her one iota.
"Methylphenidate 30mg x3 daily"
I read this and thought "no wonder you're losing weight, you dumb cunt". Methylphenidate is a stimulant medication used for ADHD (and sometimes narcolepsy, but her dose is past the 60mg max for that). Here's the BNF guidelines on dose. 100mg daily is the max dose for adult ADHD, and most patients will never reach this because you get horrible stimulant side effects at high doses. She takes 90mg daily, which is pretty fucking high. Luckily she has a metric ton of diazepam and opioids to counteract the sweating and palpitations, but it'll still act as an amazing appetite suppressant. She's basically speedballing.
(edit) also, these med lists make me laugh so much. I've broken it down below:
Methylphenidate - ADHD stimulant, commonly abused.
Omeprazole - for acid reflux.
Vaciclovir - Antiviral, mostly for herpes lol
Laxido - Laxative, for those opioid poops.
Diazepam - Sedative, interferes with memory formation. Commonly abused.
Codeine - Opiate painkiller, commonly abused.
Paracetamol - bongland Tylenol, standard dose of mild painkiller.
Loratidine - Antihistamine, mostly for hayfever.
Quetiapine - Also known as Seroquel, it's a fairly sedating antipsychotic.
Rizatriptan - Migraine medication.
Tramadol - More opiates, probably shouldn't be taken with codeine - most people are prescribed one or the other.
Ketotifen - Another antihistamine.
Rupatidine - ANOTHER antihistamine.
Famotidine - You guessed it - yet another antihistamine. Otherwise known as Pepcid. No fucking wonder she's tired, even on nearly a max dose of what is basically meth.
(/edit)
Remember this, when she fancied a nice walk, despite spending hours crying about being wheelchair-bound?
Well, the reason for her 'weird amnesic fugue' to primark is 100% eating disorder. The following image is a blatant body check. She wanted to go shopping to see what size clothing she could squeeze into. Note the weird pose to show off both her skinny arms and protuding hipbones; she's proud of this. I wouldn't be surprised if she didn't post this on a few pro-ana forums.
Note also the posed tiny arm in this image talking about weight. She's thrilled that someone commented on it, just mad that they said it looked good instead of cooing in concern over her poor frail body.
Diazepam is literally used to prevent memory formation during stressful dental procedures. One of its main medical uses is to interfere with memory storage. She's got one hell of an addiction and it's going to fuck with her memory for a few years.
Also, I thought they locked all her other meds away? How could she mix them?
Speaking of: imagine being the staff in this house.
"It's really unsafe that I had lots of spare meds, so I showed that I have an awareness of this and disposed of the surplus, indicating that I am responsible with my meds and have no intention of overdose."
"No wait, you have to take all my meds from me and lock them up because I'm unsafe. Also I can't walk up and down stairs to get the box, even though I returned from a long walk with shopping bags recently."
"Even though I'm so unsafe and demanded this safeguarding, I deliberately kept a secret stash of diazepam and probably opioids, because I am an addict, and immediately took these in an overdose, showing that the locked box is completely ineffectual."
"I ended up in A&E because I didn't have access to enough diazepam, even though last time I was here it was for overdosing on my secret large stash of diazepam."
"Here is me once again showing great responsibility about managing my medication, but it's fucked up that they gave me the key! What if I overdose???"
"Glad I had access to my pills, I safeguarded myself so well with access to my own medication"
"I gave myself a diazepam tolerance? surprisedpikachu.jpg"
I understand why her narrative is so fucked because she's on an insane amount of meds, many of which contradict each others' effects, but it doesn't help her one iota.
(edited to spoiler, on mobile so no idea if i've fucked up any formatting.
edit 2: added some med sperging)
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