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The same way anyone in any service-related job does anything for Chantal.This leads me to ponder how on earth you cannulate someone like Chantal?
Grim determination.
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The same way anyone in any service-related job does anything for Chantal.This leads me to ponder how on earth you cannulate someone like Chantal?
It clearly shows that any worry that Chantal has on her health is only performative. The only thing that she seems to be worried about is having pain medication available, but not to treat the underlying cause of the pain. Anything health wise has to be not too inconvenient for her to follow.I absolutely remember her laughing about the not answering the door to the home care nurse sent to pack her back boil because her house was too messy, and another because she dared show up during the daytime when she and Peetz sleep. Imagine preferring to not get pus filled packing removed and replaced on your back, because you can’t be bothered getting out of bed to open your door.
I feel sorry for any nurse/healthcare provider who has to try find a fucking vein in her treetrunk arms. It must be like trying to find the infamous hidden pringles lid in one of her many fupa flaps.. amen.This leads me to ponder how on earth you cannulate someone like Chantal?
I really don’t think that fatso has any insurance cover at all in any country she chooses to visit. For one no insurance would take her on with her health history and all of her self inflicted ailments, if they did the premiums would be astronomical and would probably cost her more a month than both her and shitlord earn.DeathbyJen spent an entire year bed bound having rehab staff serve her every whim, all while being a complete bitch. Interesting that people like her, with diabetes, CHF, etc, are put in a “rehab” facility and not a damned hospice care place. You know they’re never getting any better. It’s just a slow, downward spiral to the end. IIRC, there were pictures of empty candy bags around her death-bed that Gin snuck in for her.
And Insurance companies must be shuffling these deathfats to the cheapest places they can find; they’re basically a bed with a built-in bed pan & a meal tray. They know it’s a lost cause— they have the data.
Clearly Chins is destined to repeat this arc, but do they have such facilities in Kuwait? Or does the open air desert count as one?
Don’t know if she’ll be healthy enough to ever re—re-return to Canada again.
No insurance, no death by Jen in a nursing home. Makes sense but my question is, as a non medfag, how much of these illnesses and diseases can she just mostly ignore with cheap bandaid pills? If she has CHF can that just be ignored until it slowly kills her? Her liver? Will she slowly turn yellow? Will her left side of her face keep slowly bulging until something pops? Her nail clubbing? Are all those signs hinting at the end of her body's tolerance for all she's done and now it's just going to get more obvious how sick she is and how little she cares? I've seen individuals drink themselves to death but they had healthcare so a lot of it was hidden. Will Chantal just get worse and worse, unable to go seek help and die in the fart box?I really don’t think that fatso has any insurance cover at all in any country she chooses to visit. For one no insurance would take her on with her health history and all of her self inflicted ailments, if they did the premiums would be astronomical and would probably cost her more a month than both her and shitlord earn.
One large paupers grave coming up.
I bet she cannot even afford all the medication she needs if she has to buy it in Kuwait, as she gets bigger ( yes she will ) her health will deteriorate even more with only the shit obsessed rapist there to tend to her needs and every whim.
Now wouldn’t that be karma.
Yes, she certainly can just ignore all the CHF, the liver issues, the bulging face issues, the nail clubbing, the diabetes and every other alarming symptom of impending death.No insurance, no death by Jen in a nursing home. Makes sense but my question is, as a non medfag, how much of these illnesses and diseases can she just mostly ignore with cheap bandaid pills? If she has CHF can that just be ignored until it slowly kills her? Her liver? Will she slowly turn yellow? Will her left side of her face keep slowly bulging until something pops? Her nail clubbing? Are all those signs hinting at the end of her body's tolerance for all she's done and now it's just going to get more obvious how sick she is and how little she cares? I've seen individuals drink themselves to death but they had healthcare so a lot of it was hidden. Will Chantal just get worse and worse, unable to go seek help and die in the fart box?
It seems like when she started talking about the next life she finally gave up her last fuck to give about what she was doing. If life can't have hubcaps of rice and cat shit meat then just kill her now is the only vibe (other than sheer rage) she gives off.
Well, they let Chins stay on.and YOUTUBE DOESN'T CARE ABOUT BOOLIES!!!!
Oh, I do believe she's worried about her health. I think she's actually terrified by some of the things that are happening to her as her body breaks down—things she won't dare mention on camera. I think she's far more scared than she lets on. She's got to have entire grand palaces of denial built up around herself to cope, but reality keeps having a bad habit of intruding, and the walls constantly need to be shored up.It clearly shows that any worry that Chantal has on her health is only performative. The only thing that she seems to be worried about is having pain medication available, but not to treat the underlying cause of the pain. Anything health wise has to be not too inconvenient for her to follow.
My (admittedly limited) experience with hospice is that the patient (or their legally designated medical decision-maker) has to consent to entering hospice care. If they don't want to go into hospice (because to do so would be an admission they are dying), they can't be made to—even if that means dying in a really protracted, painful way.DeathbyJen spent an entire year bed bound having rehab staff serve her every whim, all while being a complete bitch. Interesting that people like her, with diabetes, CHF, etc, are put in a “rehab” facility and not a damned hospice care place.
I’m sorry to hear this.I had to make the very difficult decision this morning to put my loved one into hospice for his final remaining weeks. The social worker asked three times for my consent so yeah, I guess they’re anal about that.
I’ve heard nothing but wonderful things about hospice but I can’t ever see Chantal consenting to that. She’d assume it means giving up an illusion of control I really don’t think she’d have by then anyway.
I believe it. We’ve been stuck in emerg for 48* hours waiting for a ward bed for now and I’m in awe of all the staff. From the doctors to cleaners, they are busting their asses with impossible patient loads and everyone is patient and kind.I’m sorry to hear this.
Rest assured that hospice workers are the closest thing the earth has to angels.
My sincere condolences @DefCon Dumb. You’ve been an absolute pillar of loving strength and support for your loved one and an excellent example to us all. Giant hug for you.I had to make the very difficult decision this morning to put my loved one into hospice for his final remaining weeks. The social worker asked three times for my consent so yeah, I guess they’re anal about that.
I’ve heard nothing but wonderful things about hospice but I can’t ever see Chantal consenting to that. She’d assume it means giving up an illusion of control I really don’t think she’d have by then anyway.
Very sorry to hear this. Been there myself.I had to make the very difficult decision this morning to put my loved one into hospice for his final remaining weeks. The social worker asked three times for my consent so yeah, I guess they’re anal about that.
I’ve heard nothing but wonderful things about hospice but I can’t ever see Chantal consenting to that. She’d assume it means giving up an illusion of control I really don’t think she’d have by then anyway.
There’s no “free flight” for deportees, just prison until their ticket plus any overstay fines they accrue are paid for."Let them find me," her dying toddler brain will declare, "At the very least I'll get a free flight home,"