Inactive Chronically Jaquie / Jaquie Beckwith / Jaquie Blake, Husband Judd Beckwith, & Helper Dog Harlow - Instagram Famous, Self-Declared Genetic Anomaly, Munchied Herself to Death

[ISmellBS]

I have no idea why this hadn't occured to me but it makes so much more sense. I can see it though, people have all kinds of fucked up codependent dynamics in relationships, no reason why this wouldn't be one. It's so unhealthy and creepy, like not minding or enjoying it because it happens to be a person you love is one thing, but fetishizing it is another. I wonder about a lot of these girls' husbands/boyfriends/whatever but Judd some of the most. Especially cuz Jaq was always so childish, like did they fuck? haha

Previously, someone here speculated that Judd and Paul were the "real couple" as they knew each other intimately prior to bringing their spouses on board. You have to admit Paul does have some luscious "moobs". So whether Judd and Jaq had relations is anyone's guess.

 

[Sooper Speshul Southerner]

I paged through the condolences on her obit. I struck me as strange that almost all the condolences were from subscribers. None from friends, none from family members, none from family friends, none from Judd's coworkers. I doubt Jaq and Judd had/have any friends IRL. It just seems like they both were completely isolated, Jaq with her fake illnesses and Judd with his caretaking. And the picture on the obit was odd to me as well. It's an older picture. Why not use something recent? I'm sure she'd want her picture to show all her "tools" and toys. Between that and the obit, it seems like the family doesn't want to play up Jaq's CI warrior image. I kinda think deep down they knew something wasn't right with her and her stories. They probably wanted out when she was alive, but were made to feel guilty, but now they're free of Jaq's manipulation and aren't indulging her munching anymore.

 

[hambeerlyingnreed]

I think she really believed at first that she was having “anaphylaxis” and asthma because she was mistaking panic attack symptoms), maybe some somatic symptoms.

An anaphylactic attack, panic attack and asthma attack are not the same. If she actually had these things happen to her, she would be able to feel and know the difference. Anaphylaxis can make breathing difficult, but it's different than an asthma attack, maybe because the feeling is compunded by other symptoms. I cannot put the feeling into words though, but it's a different kind of "oh shit" feeling.

 

[Larry David's Opera Cape]

An anaphylactic attack, panic attack and asthma attack are not the same. If she actually had these things happen to her, she would be able to feel and know the difference. Anaphylaxis can make breathing difficult, but it's different than an asthma attack, maybe because the feeling is compunded by other symptoms. I cannot put the feeling into words though, but it's a different kind of "oh shit" feeling.

Yeah in people I have known nausea and things like hives are usually part of anaphylaxis. The one person I know with a really serious allergy of that type always pukes from it first. But I think if someone hadn't had either kind of attack, and had panic disorder, but knew of asthma and allergies from hearing about the symptoms, they could be fooled and think that's what was going on. I mean tons of people go to the ER during panic attacks legitimately believing they are having a heart attack. The difference is, when the doctor tells them it's anxiety, they are relieved, but J kept pushing to believe it was physical.

 

[Kate Farms Shill]

An anaphylactic attack, panic attack and asthma attack are not the same. If she actually had these things happen to her, she would be able to feel and know the difference. Anaphylaxis can make breathing difficult, but it's different than an asthma attack, maybe because the feeling is compunded by other symptoms. I cannot put the feeling into words though, but it's a different kind of "oh shit" feeling.

I wasn't saying they were the same. I was saying I think she convinced herself that her panic attacks were really anaphylaxis.

 

[hambeerlyingnreed]

I wasn't saying they were the same. I was saying I think she convinced herself that her panic attacks were really anaphylaxis.

I figured you know they aren't the same, but either Jaq couldn't tell the difference or she purposely used what a puffer could treat (difficulty breathing) as an excuse to get something for an unrelated thing (difficulty breathing plus nausea and itchyness and other not-so-fun stuff)

Just thought - if she actually had a panic attack, epinepherine would reeeealllly help with that, lol!

 

[cuddle striker]

That funeral home, the cremation, etc.

She's being disposed of at a quickie ihop turn&burn because she's actually evidence. If she was being given "extra" medication through her tube (like, say, Benadryl that doctors told her not to take) then whoever helped get that medication and administer it could be convicted of manslaughter.

Not even joking about this. Adding meds while someone is in the hospital against clear doctor's orders can be considered poisoning. I don't know if Florida has a right-to-die provision or anything, but since she was trying to get attention, not death, helping her obtain and use the drugs that led to her death could mean someone catches a charge.

Unless there's no remains left to test, or autopsy for evidence. So the same people who likely helped her get the shit that killed her also get to decide how her body is handled.

Since she also used the hospital to commit self harm, they likely won't stand in the way or raise any alarm. Might raise the insurance rates and administration hates that.

 

[ISmellBS]

I paged through the condolences on her obit. I struck me as strange that almost all the condolences were from subscribers. None from friends, none from family members, none from family friends, none from Judd's coworkers. I doubt Jaq and Judd had/have any friends IRL. It just seems like they both were completely isolated, Jaq with her fake illnesses and Judd with his caretaking. And the picture on the obit was odd to me as well. It's an older picture. Why not use something recent? I'm sure she'd want her picture to show all her "tools" and toys. Between that and the obit, it seems like the family doesn't want to play up Jaq's CI warrior image. I kinda think deep down they knew something wasn't right with her and her stories. They probably wanted out when she was alive, but were made to feel guilty, but now they're free of Jaq's manipulation and aren't indulging her munching anymore.

There's a series of videos where she visits her family and none of them would let her film them so she takes picture frames from another room and says who everyone is. It was an especially awkward video, and that she would even do that spoke volumes. Of course she wound up having some sort of attack, stayed in her room, and then left early. The "stink eye" glances they were giving her and her camera were enough to kill a horse. I agree with you, none of that group is hurrying to post condolences.

 

[AnOminous]

One possible explanation is they were cash strapped.

Paying for unnecessary concierge doctors to butcher her to death is expensive and probably a lot of it is not covered by insurance.

 

[ISmellBS]

That funeral home, the cremation, etc.

She's being disposed of at a quickie ihop turn&burn because she's actually evidence. If she was being given "extra" medication through her tube (like, say, Benadryl that doctors told her not to take) then whoever helped get that medication and administer it could be convicted of manslaughter.

Not even joking about this. Adding meds while someone is in the hospital against clear doctor's orders can be considered poisoning. I don't know if Florida has a right-to-die provision or anything, but since she was trying to get attention, not death, helping her obtain and use the drugs that led to her death could mean someone catches a charge.

Unless there's no remains left to test, or autopsy for evidence. So the same people who likely helped her get the shit that killed her also get to decide how her body is handled.

Since she also used the hospital to commit self harm, they likely won't stand in the way or raise any alarm. Might raise the insurance rates and administration hates that.

How is there no autopsy? Is that a Florida thing?

 

[AnOminous]

How is there no autopsy? Is that a Florida thing?

Mandatory autopsies are only for suspicious deaths. Most deaths do not get an autopsy.

 

[MirnaMinkoff]

Paying for unnecessary concierge doctors to butcher her to death is expensive and probably a lot of it is not covered by insurance.

I’m actually surprised they wouldn’t try some sort of lawsuit against the hospital. If her family is anything like her they always want to blame others. But they may be too aware that all her munchie behavior would 86’ any lawsuit during discovery pretty quick.

 

[Voir Dire]

Mandatory autopsies are only for suspicious deaths. Most deaths do not get an autopsy.

Usually there is, when a young person does suddenly. My husband died of a drug overdose at 31, and even though we knew it was an overdose that killed him, they still did a full autopsy.

 

[theriddler3]

I’m actually surprised they wouldn’t try some sort of lawsuit against the hospital. If her family is anything like her they always want to blame others. But they may be too aware that all her munchie behavior would 86’ any lawsuit during discovery pretty quick.

I mean, she claimed to be a genetic anomaly. If she were a genetic anomaly, wouldn't it be fair to assume that at least one of her family members would also have at least one of her "chronic illnesses" or at least an indicator of some sort of genetic issue (seeing that she was able-bodied, but had chronic issues)? In reality, "genetic anomalies" end up with Turner's Syndrome, rare blood disorders, malformed limbs etc., not POTS and fibromyalgia, if they end up being viable fetuses at all. Genetic anomalies should have shown up while she was an infant or in early adolescence; they wouldn't magically show up when she realized how much fun being in the hospital was with everyone's attention.

And if it kept getting pushed in court, if someone were to use a genetic test on her (seems unlikely, but whatever), it would come out pretty quickly how full of shit ahe was. I wonder if one of her family members had done that 23andMe thing and knew that it would be found pretty quickly from that report that Jackie was completely full of shit. There's lots of reasons for them to incinerate her body before anyone asks too many questions. That and, as previously mentioned, her congierge doctors kinda rule out the explanation of no money.

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[ISmellBS]

I mean, she claimed to be a genetic anomaly. If she were a genetic anomaly, wouldn't it be fair to assume that at least one of her family members would also have at least of her "chronic illnesses" or at least an indicator of some sort of genetic issue (seeing that she was able-bodied, but had chronic issues)? In reality, "genetic anomalies" end up with Turner's Syndrome, rare blood disorders, malformed limbs etc., not POTS and fibromyalgia, if they end up being viable fetuses at all. Genetic anomalies should have shown up while she was an infant or in early adolescence; they wouldn't magically show up when she realized how much fun being in the hospital was with everyone's attention.

And if it kept getting pushed in court, if someone were to sequence their genome (seems unlikely, but whatever), it would come out pretty quickly how full of shit ahe was. I wonder if one of her family members had done that 23andMe thing and knew that it would be found pretty quickly from that report that Jackie was completely full of shit. There's lots of reasons for them to incinerate her body before anyone asks too many questions. That and, as previously mentioned, her congierge doctors kinda rule out that explanation.

Can being totally "Adjustable" be detected on an autopsy?

 

[AnOminous]

Usually there is, when a young person does suddenly. My husband died of a drug overdose at 31, and even though we knew it was an overdose that killed him, they still did a full autopsy.

Usually when a young person dies suddenly, it is suspicious. Even if a junkie ODs, it could have been a hot shot. (And if it's an illegal drug a crime was obviously committed and the death is naturally suspicious. If it's some "China White" thing it could be the start of a bunch of deaths.)

Also was an autopsy actually requested? They take that into consideration and sometimes even ask.

In this case she died of shit that occurred in the hospital for known causes. I assume the family itself just didn't want an autopsy, and unless they're suspected of something, they're not going to overrule them on it.

 

[Sooper Speshul Southerner]

I notice the obit mentions there will be a celebration of life and reception after. It mentions where, but not when. Are they trying to prevent gaggles of YouTube followers and fellow munchies from showing up? Although I'd love to see that. It would really be the munchie Olympics. I'm smirking at the image of a bunch of girls with pink AFOs and pink wheelchairs rolling up and showing off their tubes and ports. I'm assuming they're cremating the body? No viewing likely means at the very least it would be closed casket. Geez, I wonder what the sepsis did to her appearance.

 

[Kate Farms Shill]

I figured you know they aren't the same, but either Jaq couldn't tell the difference or she purposely used what a puffer could treat (difficulty breathing) as an excuse to get something for an unrelated thing (difficulty breathing plus nausea and itchyness and other not-so-fun stuff)

Just thought - if she actually had a panic attack, epinepherine would reeeealllly help with that, lol!

I suspect a lot of her early munching (pre-youtube and sadly mostly lost to the ages when she shut down her instagram accounts) was in fact some kind of anxiety-and-medication driven feedback loop. She was on unnamed stimulants for her "narcolepsy," albuterol for her "asthma," and regularly used epi pens for "anaphylaxis." Any normal person would be clinging to the ceiling after a round of that. Stimulants + anxiety = feels like she can't catch her breath and her chest is wheezing so she used her albuterol which causes more anxiety and raises her heart rate even more. Now in a total panic she thinks she is going into anaphylaxis so she uses an epi pen which, of course, just makes everything worse. Then she uses IV Benadryl which finally calms her down and stops all the symptoms. No matter how many times she was told benadryl isn't going to do shit for real anaphylaxis she stuck by her claim that it worked for her special illness, even long before she was using opiates and mmj and was all about the high life.

She would have benefitted from a maintenance anxiety drug like Buspar that chilled her out without making her feel that euphoric, intoxicated feeling, but she would never admit she had anything psychologically wrong with her. A doctor should have told her he was prescribing it off-label for her special EDS pain since nothing else worked.

 

[ISmellBS]

I notice the obit mentions there will be a celebration of life and reception after. It mentions where, but not when. Are they trying to prevent gaggles of YouTube followers and fellow munchies from showing up? Although I'd love to see that. It would really be the munchie Olympics. I'm smirking at the image of a bunch of girls with pink AFOs and pink wheelchairs rolling up and showing off their tubes and ports. I'm assuming they're cremating the body? No viewing likely means at the very least it would be closed casket. Geez, I wonder what the sepsis did to her appearance.

"Reception" is code word for pizza and Mountain Dew

 

[Sooper Speshul Southerner]

I got curious and did some searching. It appears the family IS trying to keep the funeral private. (Sorry in advance if I don't include the picture properly. I'm new here and technologically illiterate. Bear with me)