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[Maggots on a Train v2]

I saw JY and his mum on the skytrain today and took some pics. He got his mobility scooter stuck and dropped all his shit as he was getting off the train.

Those are definitely little old lady shorts. Is that fat creep wearing his own mother's clothing? It's hard to imagine any troon jackass shopping in the retirement home section of Steinmart.

 

[lamp shade]

Yeesh, Yanivs mom is looking ROUGH. A better person might leave the family out of the lolcow drama but I am not a better person.

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Oh god what a perverted bastard. Not even pretending and having it tilted forward to use the phone and see the screen. Must be in the perfect position to snap pervy pics at a moments notice.

His mother is a complete piece of shit, so no one should feel bad about including her. She’s enabling this fat pedophile.

 

[Choose carefully]

Well, all you naysayers who thought poor Jessie was making stuff up about being disabled should be feeling pretty bad now. Proofs!

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Never mind that it doesn't mention Jessie's name, or details of what this condition is, that's just nit-picking. It says "neurological". And "permanent". There's part of what might be a signature, making it super official. Also look how bendy the words are, who would make that up?!

For shame, doubters.

 

[break these cuffs]

Anyone else think he forces his mom to wear that “Trans rights are human rights” hoodie?

She seems all in on her little baby boy's crazy. Her little Johnathan is so precious and amazing. Fuck her.

 

[JY's Tampon]

https://twitter.com/Jessica_Yaniv/status/1147565219738050560

Jessica Yaniv on Twitter

“@etxeana @MorganeOgerBC @FabFitzy @thatdentondick @dinahbrand2 @trustednerd @GertieCraig3 @SapphicScribe @JackieMacmilla5 False problems? Explain the permanent neurological disability/condition then from my doctor!”

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https://twitter.com/Jessica_Yaniv/status/1147567621526523904

 

[gobbogobb]

I'm not a doctor but that sounds a hell of a lot like neuropathy.

Control your diabetes you fat tub of lard.

 

[Munchma Quchi]

I'm not a doctor but that sounds a hell of a lot like neuropathy.

Control your diabetes you fat tub of lard.

His knuckles only look like that because he's Portuguese Jewish

 

[Less Nasty Old Person]

Sudden paralysis that wears off as soon as no-one's watching him. Makes perfect sense.

 

[Munchma Quchi]

I really appreciate that an expert in digital marketing knows how to scan a document or take a nice clear photo and crop it properly so that all the relevant details are still present. I also appreciate his eye and attention to detail - this is someone who knows that when you photograph a document you have to hold it straight and get it all in the frame. I should hire him to do my website.

 

[TervenHoovesofDoom]

I've gone through every page of this thread and I don't know if I need a drink or a Silkwood shower.

He is truly a medical marvel.

 

[remiem]

Kiwifarms has me doubtin'. It'd be so easy to show the whole paragraph in proper and full. The only reason to show a tiny, angled, version is because you've got something to hide. It does beg the question though, if it wasn't really for him whose letter? Mother? Aunt?

The letter is address to SPARC BC which means it's a referral and they seem to do parking permits and what not. I wonder if they provided the scooter. It'd be some kinda amazing if his Aunt or Mother were referred for a scooter and Johnny boy just helped himself too it.

IMO. If you have a disease that causes you to faint/be unable to move at random I don't see a doctor approving a mobility scooter because what if you faint while driving across a street? It'd make you a hazard. You'd probably need a caregiver too because you'd be at risk of harming yourself if you passed out / lost bodily function for upwards of 10-15 minutes like he claims. Not to mention how fast all of this supposedly happened. I know people who had a heart attack, got sent to an emergency hospital, and then waited upwards of a month for a dye test while still experiencing further symptoms. Unless BC is some magical bastion of ultra quick medical care- in Canada unless you are actively dying with your organs hanging out, you're not really an emergency.

If it's a brain tumor how can they call it a permanent condition until they've tried all treatments. Also the way this is written is like it's come back 'this time it looks like a permanent condition' which means Yaniv here is stumbling over his lies again because when this whole saga began he acted like he had no idea what was wrong, if you had it before and they 'fixed' it then you'd be posting about how it came back- not oh what's wrong with me, ya dingus. You don't get a battery of random tests for something that has shown up again, they try the treatment that worked the first time.

I'll retract for the at that changes context featured in the letter but I'm still suspicious considering it's something easily faked and still conveniently does not show his first name nor his doctor's name.

Edit 2: Wait, wait. If they've done multiple 'investigations' and discovered a brain tumor then it's entirely possible that it's the cause. The wording here makes no sense with his other symptoms anyway. Logically any doctor would make the point they've been diagnosed with a brain tumor which is causing these symptoms that will have further treatment in the future but is currently affecting them and causing these issues.

Edit: TLDR. Yaniv continues to be a lying liar who lies about his lies.

 

[Choose carefully]

Apparently, the 15 minute period of paralysis has passed, and Jessie is now able to straighten out the paper before taking a picture:

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So, there we have it - PROOF that Jessie has complained about symptoms. So what if investigations haven't been able to diagnose anything actually wrong? Take that, haters!

 

[ProblemDog]

Apparently, the 15 minute period of paralysis has passed, and Jessie is now able to straighten out the paper before taking a picture:

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So, there we have it - PROOF that Jessie has complained about symptoms. So what if investigations haven't been able to diagnose anything actually wrong? Take that, haters!

Lol that’s polite doctor-code for “ok, this guy is almost definitely full of shit, and we all know it. Still, just in case his brain suddenly does turn to parasite-riddled jello, we can’t put it on record. Anyway, he’s going to keep coming back because he’s permanently exceptional; just run some tests to placate him.”

 

[BallBuster]

Apparently, the 15 minute period of paralysis has passed, and Jessie is now able to straighten out the paper before taking a picture:

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So, there we have it - PROOF that Jessie has complained about symptoms. So what if investigations haven't been able to diagnose anything actually wrong? Take that, haters!

“She will continue to have investigations.”

Huh? What does that even mean? What kind of official document is written like that in regards to a person’s health, especially without proper details. 3 lines of a poorly written letter is hardly proof.

 

[one_time_user]

hay guis! I totally have diagnosed JY with the ultimate diagnosis that totally also proves s he's female!

female!

Female hysteria was once a common medical diagnosis for women, which was described as exhibiting a wide array of symptoms, including anxiety, shortness of breath, fainting, nervousness, sexual desire, insomnia, fluid retention, heaviness in the abdomen, irritability, loss of appetite for food or sex, (paradoxically) sexually forward behaviour, and a "tendency to cause trouble for others".

 

[ProblemDog]

“She will continue to have investigations.”

Huh? What does that even mean? What kind of official document is written like that in regards to a person’s health, especially without proper details. 3 lines of a poorly written letter is hardly proof.

If it isn’t phony, then it’s code for “munchie.” “This guy will keep coming back and complaining about made-up BS.”

 

[Peaches Demure]

“She will continue to have investigations.”

Huh? What does that even mean? What kind of official document is written like that in regards to a person’s health, especially without proper details. 3 lines of a poorly written letter is hardly proof.

It's almost as if whoever wrote that knows that JY is malingering but couldn't outright say it.

 

[Okami Green]

Apparently, the 15 minute period of paralysis has passed, and Jessie is now able to straighten out the paper before taking a picture:

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So, there we have it - PROOF that Jessie has complained about symptoms. So what if investigations haven't been able to diagnose anything actually wrong? Take that, haters!

That note reads like the sort of thing you would get from the nurse when you faked sick to go home from school early. There are no specific symptoms described, no plan of treatment, and the prognosis is indefinite. I expected nothing less than this pathetic excuse of a doctor's note from Yaniv.

 

[obliviousbeard]

Yup, they're saying that the investigations are likely to be permanent condition.

 

[WW 635]

Female hysteria was once a common medical diagnosis for women, which was described as exhibiting a wide array of symptoms, including anxiety, shortness of breath, fainting, nervousness, sexual desire, insomnia, fluid retention, heaviness in the abdomen, irritability, loss of appetite for food or sex, (paradoxically) sexually forward behaviour, and a "tendency to cause trouble for others".

Sounds like kiwi chat