Community Munchausen's by Internet (Malingerers, Munchies, Spoonies, etc) - Feigning Illnesses for Attention

Victoria was dropped by an endocrinologist while KF was down and gave a delightful chimp out, not understanding that getting yeeted by a second (maybe third? Hard to keep track) endocrinologist while she claims NET cancer (from a non-cancerous tumor lmfao) makes her look even more like a psychotic liar. Here, she sits in a parking lot of what appears to be an apartment building. She always does this when she has “appointments” and every location looks the same. I mean, I don’t care if she lies about appointments or not, everyone she encounters obviously knows she’s full of shit. Clinically stupid AND a liar?? Never change, Vic.


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Bonus Big Vic not knowing how to pronounce the tumor she doesn’t (and never did, tbh) have

Edit: fuckin mobile lmao
 
Victoria was dropped by an endocrinologist while KF was down and gave a delightful chimp out, not understanding that getting yeeted by a second (maybe third? Hard to keep track) endocrinologist while she claims NET cancer (from a non-cancerous tumor lmfao) makes her look even more like a psychotic liar. Here, she sits in a parking lot of what appears to be an apartment building. She always does this when she has “appointments” and every location looks the same. I mean, I don’t care if she lies about appointments or not, everyone she encounters obviously knows she’s full of shit. Clinically stupid AND a liar?? Never change, Vic.


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Bonus Big Vic not knowing how to pronounce the tumor she doesn’t (and never did, tbh) have
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She could pronounce it a lot better, if she'd ever actually heard a doctor say it.
 
@ZB927 can not quote you. But no one knew about Chadwick Boseman and he got a lot of shit because of this.
In fact on Da 5 bloods there were comments from other actors because he would have treatment, so he was in his trailer a lot when not filming. There was some resentment over this.
Then he died and it clicked.
A lot of people why he kept doing black panther promotion, made fun of his appearance, and weight loss at the end of his life. Again, he died and people took back everything they said.
 
I know Evie Meg has featured on this thread before and the consensus was that she was for real. I was never too convinced myself (I think the “seizures” and the wrist contracture saga were too unconvincing) and I’m now VERY surprised to see that she’s eased up on the Tourette’s identity (seems she never actually had a diagnosis even though it was her MO) in favour of the autoimmune/PANDAS bandwagon.


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Did this article sound the death knell for fake Tiktok Tourette’s? I loved the fact that “Evie’s” became shorthand amongst doctors when it came to sudden onset tics in teenage girls:

PANDAS does seem quite trendy right now, I’ve seen plenty of autism-moms-in-denial say their kids aren’t autistic, it’s totally PANDAS.
I’d love to know what the munchie experts on this thread think of Evie’s latest diagnosis and whether we’re going to see it appearing more and more in spoonie adults - even though the P stands for pediatric
 
I don't remember her being posted here, but yeah, I'm comfortable calling her a munchie. Is she wearing a panda costume to talk about her PANDAS?

PANDAS is itself a controversial entity, much touted by "functional medicine specialists", and some experts remain highly skeptical.
 
PANDAS is itself a controversial entity, much touted by "functional medicine specialists", and some experts remain highly skeptical.
I'd just chalk it up to another new psychogenic illness, which unfortunately do suck for the people that have them.

Weird sequelae after an acute infection aren't really anything new but you can't exactly spread those via TikTok, but you certainly can spread psychogenic illness.

Things like that one high school where all the cheerleaders suddenly developed tics with no apparent cause.
 
I don't remember her being posted here, but yeah, I'm comfortable calling her a munchie. Is she wearing a panda costume to talk about her PANDAS?

PANDAS is itself a controversial entity, much touted by "functional medicine specialists", and some experts remain highly skeptical.

Maybe I’m misremembering, but I’m sure I searched the Farms for discussion of what an obvious munchie this girl is and found someone saying she seemed legit - which was a surprise to me. She seems like a fairly classic munchie with a classically enabling mother, who happily films her “seizures” (FND not epilepsy) and “tic attacks” (not Tourette’s). Also uses crutches and a wheelchair because… who knows why.
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Tell me more about PANDAS. I know nothing of it apart from the fact it sounds extremely suss and a rather implausible explanation for such a wide range of symptoms.
 
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Maybe I’m misremembering, but I’m sure I searched the Farms for discussion of what an obvious munchie this girl is and found someone saying she seemed legit - which was a surprise to me. She seems like a fairly classic munchie with a classically enabling mother, who happily films her “seizures” (FND not epilepsy) and “tic attacks” (not Tourette’s). Also uses crutches and a wheelchair because… who knows why.

Tell me more about PANDAS. I know nothing of it apart from the fact it sounds extremely suss and a rather implausible explanation for such a wide range of symptoms.
There's a girl named Quinn (in the UK, I think) who claimed Tourettes and seizures, and says she's bed bound (except when she's at Tesco's buying candy apples with worms in them, or "training" her "service dog").

She also punches giant holes in walls, stalks local TikTok'rs, dates underage girls, and allegedly once tried to kill her own mother.

None of these things are her fault, of course. It's all caused by giant black and white bamboo-loving bears in China. Obviously.

PANDAS is the newest fake sick craze.
 
I always had the impression PANDAS was about young, like preschool-elementary age children that have a major change in personality or ability after a major infection or autoimmune disorder. A nicer way to say "your kid got his eggs scrambled a little, his brain cooked a bit." Like, after pnemonia and 5 days in hospital, Little 8 year old Johnny starts having severe anger fits at school, wetting the bed, and falls behind in school. Nothing to do with pnemonia, but also very sudden change that happened right along recovery.

If you ask me similar things happen to adults with stuff like post-concussion syndrome, lasting joint damage from lyme disease, or, one that's been made popular lately, long covid.
The difference: Adults brains just aren't still cooking like a kid's. You might just feel less able to focus for long periods of time ("brain fog"), while a 10 year old instead has noticable sudden delays, regression, or behavior issues.

PANDAS kinda makes sense for Evie as a cover story if a legit illness set off her munching spree, but I wouldn't be surprised if she says her PANDAS-inducing event was one of her fake seizures or an EDS 'dislocation' or something highly improbable- even a suicide attempt or half-hearted OD.

It is probably easier to accept (for everyone involved) that Evie had a random physical event kick off her crazy and she can't help it, rather than that she grew to the age where personality disorders really bubble up.

Magical daydream moment:

The issue is that they're entertaining her fantasical identity and "quirky always-sick BPD girl" REALLY doesn't age well. A really good DBT (not CBT) therapist to slowly untangle that mess, and strong motivational interviewing: repeated encouragement that she should get a job, develop independence, value not being a crazy gurl.... including involving the family, that would be a magically ideal plan of action.

For anyone who wonders "Can you fix that?" You can... but almost all personality disordered people don't want to change so... don't get burnt-out when you force the horse to the water but it won't drink.

Anna the perpetually sliding into relapse orthorexic princess is a wonderful case study for someone who kinda tries but it never really sticks or stays better long term.
 
For anyone who wonders "Can you fix that?" You can... but almost all personality disordered people don't want to change so... don't get burnt-out when you force the horse to the water but it won't drink.
Most people with a personality disorder lack the self-insight to realize that they have a problem. Any attempts to convince them that they are psychologically unwell are interpreted as completely unfounded persecution. The result is that the more the people around them try to force them into treatment, the harder they dig in and refuse. They'll never seek treatment on their own because they don't see their own behavior as problematic.

It's the lack of insight that makes many people with personality disorders mostly untreatable. They cannot be convinced that they, not everyone else, are the problem.
 
It's the lack of insight that makes many people with personality disorders mostly untreatable. They cannot be convinced that they, not everyone else, are the problem.
You can imagine how well DBT goes down with people who already think the entire medical profession is out to get them.

FDIOS still seems to be completely untreatable.
 
You can imagine how well DBT goes down with people who already think the entire medical profession is out to get them.

FDIOS still seems to be completely untreatable.
"DBT?! You mean that therapy for people with borderline personality disorder? HOW DARE YOU CONTRIBUTE TO MY cPTSD WITH SUCH A SUGGESTION!!!!!"
 
It's the lack of insight that makes many people with personality disorders mostly untreatable.
I would argue this depends on the PD. For example Antisocial would certainly never initiate or even want to engage in treatment, but those in cluster C (sad) would be more receptive. It also depends on the severity and if you're bad enough to get the attention of health professionals.

Anyway my hot take is that everyone should go to talking therapy because we are all fucked in the head in some way or another thank you.
 
Creepy granny/Ddlg munchie Rose has somehow managed to pull off an elective cosmetic tracheostomy to replace that old CPAP machine she was wearing that wasn't even running most of the time. No me neither.


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This girl was diagnosed with FND on her old account before she DFE'd and now claims stiff person syndrome and respiratory failure none of which would require a leap from a CPAP to a tracheostomy. There was nothing obstructing her airway.
 
Creepy granny/Ddlg munchie Rose has somehow managed to pull off an elective cosmetic tracheostomy to replace that old CPAP machine she was wearing that wasn't even running most of the time. No me neither.


This girl was diagnosed with FND on her old account before she DFE'd and now claims stiff person syndrome and respiratory failure none of which would require a leap from a CPAP to a tracheostomy. There was nothing obstructing her airway.
It looks real, so how?
 
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I work with a munchie that's pretending to be mute right now. It's been a month and will continue for at least a month more, or until she gets "scoped." She's mentioned Ehlers-Danlos in the past which sent up the earliest red flag and I've been scrutinizing her for this nonsense for almost eight months ever since she offhandedly said she might go on testosterone.

It's becoming intolerable. How do I deal with this bullshit?
 
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