Trainwreck Alex Dacy / Alex Dzimtowicz / Wheelchair Rapunzel - 50% wholesome disability influencer, 50% that cash me outside girl

[GenociderSyo]

A problem with her disorder is that since its progressive she needs to have constant refitting of that wheelchair. I find it insane to see that she just has her legs hanging thats probably why she so easily got hurt as well.

 

[Flourishing Pinecone ❧]

I find it insane to see that she just has her legs hanging

She's given herself a terrible foot drop, which she now can't correct without lots of Physiotherapy and orthotics/foot braces, which she obviously won't do. Now her feet physically can't sit flat on the foot board of the chair, and she can't wear shoes (unless they are very soft slippers, or she wears high heels like a Barbie doll).

 

[Breadbear]

I'm not going to rag on her for her foot drop, it seems inevitable given her SMA. There's only so much you can do to try to prevent it when your muscles waste away.

 

[SpiceyHuman]

Watching the sheer level of indifference that Ari displays towards Alex when Alex speaks directly towards Ari is absolutely disheartening.

I also agree that her playing with the random strinf is so alarming. It looks like a curtian cord string. Ari could easily either strangle herself with it, or choke to death on the little knob on the end of those types of strings.

 

[athousandrustynails]

If I was Ari I'd ignore her too. She just screeches at her like she's a dog or something. I wonder how Aris baby brain even parses Alex. Noisy furniture?

 

[often puzzled]

Re foot drop: for awhile now, she's refused to use the footplates on her chair. In that time, the foot drop has gotten very bad. She's just extremely careless with her health.

Some updates:

"DCFS was sent to our house. Again."



Grid post, featuring Ari and the fake tan from hell:





Caption reads: " Sprained my ankle, my wheelchair broke for a few days, but I am healing up very good and Richard @rruggieri43 came through and was able to get my wheelchair up and running if you are located in the south Florida area, Richard, is your guy go to! Now we are getting ready for the holidays and we are so incredibly excited for Ari‘s first Christmas "

Spoiler: caption and comments from grid post

Richard, the dude she tagged, is just a local wheelchair repair guy who has no idea that he's about to end up with random people screeching in his comments:



People should leave Richard alone; he's just doing his job. And they should leave DCFS alone, as there's A) absolutely nothing at all they can do and B) horrific child abuse going on in Florida and not enough staff to deal with it. Anyone who thinks that Ari's current situation merits intervention really needs to read a newspaper.

NOAH WATCH: not in this batch.

 

[Trombonista]

She was absolutely drunk when she sprained her ankle. I don't even need evidence, I just know.

 

[SpiceyHuman]

She's giving Trump a run for his money with that tan.

 

[Flourishing Pinecone ❧]

If I was Ari I'd ignore her too. She just screeches at her like she's a dog or something. I wonder how Aris baby brain even parses Alex. Noisy furniture?

I was wondering about this too, any parent Kiwis please chime in because I feel like babies don't necessarily love high pitched voices like that but I have no idea.

 

[SpiceyHuman]

I was wondering about this too, any parent Kiwis please chime in because I feel like babies don't necessarily love high pitched voices like that but I have no idea.

Personally, I never talked to my newborns or toddlers like they were a dog, or used a "baby voice". Just a normal voice, maybe a bit softer, but that was it.

 

[Neurotic]

I was wondering about this too, any parent Kiwis please chime in because I feel like babies don't necessarily love high pitched voices like that but I have no idea.

To my knowledge, speaking to little ones with high pitched babble-talk isn't good for their development, as the kiddo will mimick the tone and pitch once they themselves pick up speech. Talking to your kid in full, clear sentences helps them learn to do the same.

On the flip side, I've also read somewhere that newborns better react to higher pitched voices. Perhaps it is good for attention grabbing, not for learning. Don't know for sure, never had the urge to speak that way to my kiddo.

Either way, it ain't working in Alex's favour.

 

[Sparkling Yuzu]

I don't think it has to do with the tone of voice and more that Alex is physically incapable of doing anything that causes normal bonds between an infant and caregiver, like caring for it in everyday ways like feeding, changing diapers, bathing etc.

 

[glass_houses]

I don't think it has to do with the tone of voice and more that Alex is physically incapable of doing anything that causes normal bonds between an infant and caregiver, like caring for it in everyday ways like feeding, changing diapers, bathing etc.

Alex is essentially a moving, oversized loudspeaker at this stage of Ari's development. The only interaction that the two have have to be facilitated by other people. The only physical interaction Alex has with Ari is from others putting Ari on her lap, or dangling a piece of string at Ari like the baby is a fucking cat.

As far as Ari is concerned, Alex is a piece of furniture that moves and makes ungodly noises. Alex isn't even nice to pat like a dog or a cat, and can't play chase or cuddle.

I fucking hate that asking questions about how an impaired parent who can't take care of themselves is going to take care of a bub is 'bigotry' and 'abelism' and 'hate'. I can only hope that anyone who sees Alex and Ari realises that these questions are what every would be parent needs seriously and honestly consider, regardless of whether or not they're physically or mentally 'normal'.

It's every child's intrinsic right to have a safe, loving, healthy home. It's not your fucking right to have a kid that other people have to raise while you uselessly bleat about validation and smashing expectations on Tiktok.

 

[Tumbo II]

Jesus this is beyond horrifying but I can't look away awesome work tree like many people I don't see anything good coming out of this.

 

[Behavioral Sink]

To my knowledge, speaking to little ones with high pitched babble-talk isn't good for their development, as the kiddo will mimick the tone and pitch once they themselves pick up speech. Talking to your kid in full, clear sentences helps them learn to do the same.

On the flip side, I've also read somewhere that newborns better react to higher pitched voices. Perhaps it is good for attention grabbing, not for learning. Don't know for sure, never had the urge to speak that way to my kiddo.

Either way, it ain't working in Alex's favour.

Alex's irritating vocal characteristics aside (which are part personality, and part SMA-voice)...

Baby talk, often called "Mother-ese", is a phenomenon across languages and cultures. Researchers are now considering this exaggeration of pitch and intonation to potentially play a role in babies learning speech sounds.

https://childdirectedspeech.wordpress.com/books-and-articles/the-motherese-hypothesis/

 

[athousandrustynails]

Alex's irritating vocal characteristics aside (which are part personality, and part SMA-voice)...

Baby talk, often called "Mother-ese", is a phenomenon across languages and cultures. Researchers are now considering this exaggeration of pitch and intonation to potentially play a role in babies learning speech sounds.

https://childdirectedspeech.wordpress.com/books-and-articles/the-motherese-hypothesis/

The sma voice isn't the bit I'm talking about really. Nor is "motherese" (which, I'm not going to lie to you sounds like one load of shite) it's more the ultra ultra high pitch she uses. I don't think that helps or eases anyone, human or beast alike.

 

[The Judean People's Front]

The sma voice isn't the bit I'm talking about really. Nor is "motherese" (which, I'm not going to lie to you sounds like one load of shite) it's more the ultra ultra high pitch she uses. I don't think that helps or eases anyone, human or beast alike.

Babies can definitely hear higher frequencies more clearly, but Alex prob doesn't know that and this is just her go-to "aren't you CUTE" voice that she uses for babies, animals, and probably stuffed animals/other cute stuff.

There's an alarming amount of people who don't really see babies as "people" and therefore never stop to think whether a human person would enjoy the noises they're making with their face holes. I'm guessing Alex is one of these people, and probably even moreso because she hasn't really bonded/spent enough time with Ari to see she's just a very small person who is figuring out her personhood.

 

[often puzzled]

Alex takes to her Instagram grid to screech about haters and her god-given right to blast her child all over social media. The "it's my right!" defense is not well-received, even by her loyal fans who don't think she's a flaming train wreck of narcissistic entitlement and stupidity.

First photo from grid post and caption:





Copy-paste of caption:

"Festive with baby girl heading to our DCF child protection team appointment today because some asshole with no life keeps calling on us.

this time it was medical neglect due to her eye, and because in my YouTube video, I said that we could potentially be able to find out who it is from a voice recording of the phone call that was made, this person decided to submit the report anonymously online.

unfortunately we have not been able to track who keeps doing this to us because they keep doing it anonymously.

if the person who has called on us is reading this right now, next time, you submit a false report about our daughter, leave your name, if you are so concerned. You should have nothing to worry about if what you’re saying is true, and in good faith.

The amount of hurt and hate our family has endured in Ari‘s eight months on this earth has been absolutely disgusting and deplorable.

using a government agency to violate our privacy and disrupt, our lives is not okay.

if anyone has any resources or any lawyers that specialize in helping us figure out, who is making these false reports and helping us get some justice to the harm that our family has endured due to this, please message me."

Spoiler: other photos from grid post

Spoiler: fighting with commenters

This isn't the entire chain of comments under that remark by emmzzi2012; it went on and on. I think I got all of Alex's replies, at least to date.

Spoiler: more comments

What an exhausting and entitled bitch.

NOAH WATCH: not seen or referenced in the post. Ari is far more interested in whoever is holding the camera than Alex, so it's probably Noah-- though Ari is frankly more interested in her own feet than she is in her mom, so who knows.

 

[The Judean People's Front]

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

Spoiler: Put down the bronzer and roll away, Alex

 

[Jimmy Dean Bowl]

It just struck me upon looking at the Thanksgiving pics again that this beesh was wearing a see-through top on turkey day.

Spoiler: Vile woman

She's completely twisted.
In addition to this, she had her teat hanging out and no pants on when having her wheelchair repaired.
That poor man, that's burnt onto his retinas for life.

Alex is a disgusting narcissist exhibitionist and I'm delighted that CPS are keeping a close eye on things.
Poor Ari is nothing but an accessory in the Alex show.