Trainwreck The Empathic Nutritionist / Empathic Mamahood / Robyn Grogitsky-Ramirez / Luna Elva Ramirez / Glenn Ramirez / Atlas Glenn Standford Ramirez - Eyefucking Sociopath Selfie Addict Mother and Closeted Gymrat Pothead Father who use Instagram to Parade their Homemade Homunculus Tard Baby Created by their Refusal to Follow any Medical Oversights

Will Robyn actually go back to see the neurosurgeon in California?

  • Yes

    Votes: 26 12.2%
  • No

    Votes: 107 50.2%
  • Luna will die before the planned trip date

    Votes: 80 37.6%

  • Total voters
    213
  • Poll closed .
on heart disease as a recent killer- the Spanish flu was a virus. most viral infections have long-lasting effects that crop up later in life. think shingles>chickenpox. heart disease is an aftereffect of the flu that spread in 1917-1920. people of an age to have lived through it were highly likely to have heart issues and there really isn't a lot to be done about it. (up until covid, it was on a downward trend. in 2020 it began to trend up again, because covid is a vascular disease)

they shouldn't vaccinate her for anything nor provide anything but palliative or hospice care. it's enough already. Atlas, though, needs to be protected until he's of an age for vaccines. right now there's enough shit going around that kids his age are dying in really high numbers. dangerous.

but this is a family full of retardation, which is why Luna is how she is. their medical stupidity made this monster, and will likely get Atlas killed too.
 
I really hope Luna kicks it before Atlas grows (or is forced to grow) any sort of attachment to her. She's more or less just a toy that moves around in his little toddler mind. He'd be horrified to grow up and have to take care of her in her constantly deteriorating condition.

I also don't want him to feel any resentment for her, though. She'd undoubtedly be referenced every time Robyn gets a chance, but her condition isn't her fault. It's Robyn and Glenn's. If he grows up to hate her instead of his parents, I'll be even more devastated.

I'm so torn. I'm so sad. Atlas is so cute, and he should move in with his grandparents or something. :(
It's actually okay and normal for kids to resent their profoundly disabled siblings, and it's okay to encourage them to share their feelings in healthy ways. Even if Atlas hated Luna over his parents because it feels safer, that's kind of a normal thing kids do just to survive going through tough stuff.

I think it would be wise if they all started working on something just for the three of them to build a dynamic Luna CAN'T participate in, both because she won't be hurt by it and Atlas won't miss out.
 
What is he even talking about with 30% taxes in the first ss? Back of the envelope tells me he pays nowhere near that, not Federally, and probably not Fed and state and property combined.
Since he started with 30% in his little rant, I'll assume he's in either the 24% or 32% bracket, so making 100k/150k. He's self-employed, right? Health insurance premiums for the family and half his self-employment taxes come right off AGI.

Do they own that house? If so, they're young so nearly the entire mortgage payment is interest = deductible. Property taxes = deductible. State taxes up to $10k = deductible. (or its the property taxes capped at 10k, I forget; either way they're probably not exceeding that for either). Two kids = deductions/credits. A kid with a medical disability - Any of her expenses related to medical (including therapies, travel to/from, special equipment, feeding needs, everything) are deductions to the extent they exceed 7.5% AGI. Self-employment taxes on a gross of say $130k would be around $20k, and health insurance premiums have to be at least $1000/month for a family, so you're at 108k AGI. 7.5% = $8100, so anything spent on Luna (I'll bet they figure out a way to make 98% of her basic expenses characterizable as medical) not straight covered by insurance is deductible.

108k less mortgage interest, property taxes, state/local taxes, dependent deductions and credits, nevermind each of their business-related expenses* (or losses depending on where she is in her mlm, right?) ---> taxable income is now likely in the range ($42-90k) that would mean $4800 on the first $42k (11.7ish%) and 22% on what's above that (up to 90k, then 24% on the marginal amount up to 170k), so a blended effective rate of somewhere in the teens. And that's excluding anything special about their small business taxes/structures/filing strategy that benefits them.

*All his gym equipment, all their tech/electronics, memberships and subscriptions pertaining to their businesses, probably any woowoo stuff that could plausibly relate to her online stuff**, equipment, travel to clients, meals visiting clients, job-related qualifications/education expenses, maybe his car/truck if he uses it in the construction biz, maybe hers if she advertises on it, some portion of the home mortgage/utilities/etc - definitely the gym and office areas % of total house area, maybe more. Also, anything put aside into retirement funds is deductible up to very generous amounts (22.5k for an IRA, 60k+ for 401k).

* now I'm curious what people who make money with online "lifestyle" presences/personas can legitimately deduct - seems potentially a TON, provided they're actually making money.

I could be completely wrong (Pl not an accountant, clearly), but I bet I'm closer to right than he is. Also not following his "it's worse if you get a bonus," comment, in general and for a solo self-employed person.
 
What is he even talking about with 30% taxes in the first ss? Back of the envelope tells me he pays nowhere near that, not Federally, and probably not Fed and state and property combined.
Since he started with 30% in his little rant, I'll assume he's in either the 24% or 32% bracket, so making 100k/150k. He's self-employed, right? Health insurance premiums for the family and half his self-employment taxes come right off AGI.

Do they own that house? If so, they're young so nearly the entire mortgage payment is interest = deductible. Property taxes = deductible. State taxes up to $10k = deductible. (or its the property taxes capped at 10k, I forget; either way they're probably not exceeding that for either). Two kids = deductions/credits. A kid with a medical disability - Any of her expenses related to medical (including therapies, travel to/from, special equipment, feeding needs, everything) are deductions to the extent they exceed 7.5% AGI. Self-employment taxes on a gross of say $130k would be around $20k, and health insurance premiums have to be at least $1000/month for a family, so you're at 108k AGI. 7.5% = $8100, so anything spent on Luna (I'll bet they figure out a way to make 98% of her basic expenses characterizable as medical) not straight covered by insurance is deductible.

108k less mortgage interest, property taxes, state/local taxes, dependent deductions and credits, nevermind each of their business-related expenses* (or losses depending on where she is in her mlm, right?) ---> taxable income is now likely in the range ($42-90k) that would mean $4800 on the first $42k (11.7ish%) and 22% on what's above that (up to 90k, then 24% on the marginal amount up to 170k), so a blended effective rate of somewhere in the teens. And that's excluding anything special about their small business taxes/structures/filing strategy that benefits them.

*All his gym equipment, all their tech/electronics, memberships and subscriptions pertaining to their businesses, probably any woowoo stuff that could plausibly relate to her online stuff**, equipment, travel to clients, meals visiting clients, job-related qualifications/education expenses, maybe his car/truck if he uses it in the construction biz, maybe hers if she advertises on it, some portion of the home mortgage/utilities/etc - definitely the gym and office areas % of total house area, maybe more. Also, anything put aside into retirement funds is deductible up to very generous amounts (22.5k for an IRA, 60k+ for 401k).

* now I'm curious what people who make money with online "lifestyle" presences/personas can legitimately deduct - seems potentially a TON, provided they're actually making money.

I could be completely wrong (Pl not an accountant, clearly), but I bet I'm closer to right than he is. Also not following his "it's worse if you get a bonus," comment, in general and for a solo self-employed person.
He works for KB Homes, so not self employed. His gym rat stuff is his side hustle. He might get a year end bonus as a builder.

Also, they can't have over a certain amount of income of they lose their Medicare for Luna. My guess is he works part time.
 
He works for KB Homes, so not self employed. His gym rat stuff is his side hustle. He might get a year end bonus as a builder.

Also, they can't have over a certain amount of income of they lose their Medicare for Luna. My guess is he works part time.
He's a beaner and works in home building? Holy cliche, Batman. My beaner heart feels warm.
 
He works for KB Homes, so not self employed. His gym rat stuff is his side hustle. He might get a year end bonus as a builder.

Also, they can't have over a certain amount of income of they lose their Medicare for Luna. My guess is he works part time.
Thx for the correction on the construction stuff. But if on Medicare, all the more reason he's not paying 30% (income restrictions will put you at a low tax rate, plus SSI is tax-exempt), and all the more absurd to be complaining about tax rates in general (as someone currently utilizing significant social services, which are paid for...by taxes, his own included). Surprised they would meet the asset qualifications, too, but there are a lot of variables especially when deeming income for a disabled child and maybe they put any savings into qualified accounts excluded from calculation.
 
Thx for the correction on the construction stuff. But if on Medicare, all the more reason he's not paying 30% (income restrictions will put you at a low tax rate, plus SSI is tax-exempt), and all the more absurd to be complaining about tax rates in general (as someone currently utilizing significant social services, which are paid for...by taxes, his own included). Surprised they would meet the asset qualifications, too, but there are a lot of variables especially when deeming income for a disabled child and maybe they put any savings into qualified accounts excluded from calculation.
Regardless of their income or assets, Luna almost certainly qualifies for Medicaid (not Medicare) under the Katie Beckett waiver.

Here's an older post:
Post in thread 'The Empathic Nutritionist / Empathic Mamahood / Robyn Grogitsky-Ramirez / Luna Elva Ramirez / Glenn Ramirez / Atlas Glenn Standford Ramirez' https://kiwifarms.net/threads/the-e...as-glenn-standford-ramirez.84621/post-9398883
 
Regardless of their income or assets, Luna almost certainly qualifies for Medicaid (not Medicare) under the Katie Beckett waiver.

Here's an older post:
Post in thread 'The Empathic Nutritionist / Empathic Mamahood / Robyn Grogitsky-Ramirez / Luna Elva Ramirez / Glenn Ramirez / Atlas Glenn Standford Ramirez' https://kiwifarms.net/threads/the-e...as-glenn-standford-ramirez.84621/post-9398883
Yes, decided not to get into the "what program exactly" as I figured it had been analyzed long ago - so thx for the reference!
 
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A crossover I never thought of. That girl gives me the willies, and her whole situation is a travesty. So of course Rob relates to her
She’s just as bad as we are, gawking at the unfortunates. You’ll find Robyn following every Tard baby exploit account on Instagram. Difference is, we’re not trying to network with them.
 
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