"Mild" Lupus
POTS
Dysautonomia
Sjogren's syndrome
MCAS
Agoraphobia
Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Panic Disorder
Temperature regulation (related to dysautonomia or Sjogren's, she goes back and forth)
Seizures, grand mal (either induced by agoraphobia, traumatic brain injury, or no cause given. It's not really clear)
Insomnia
Amelogenesis Imperfecta
Ehlers Danlos Syndrome
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
"Autonomic dysfunction"
Allergies
Possibly sleep apnea
Blepharitis (a fancy word for inflammation of the eyelids)
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Premenstrual Depressive Disorder
Fibromyalgia
"Losing vision"
Additional mystery illnesses
Jamie, 43, lives in a single wide trailer home in rural northeast North Carolina with her husband. She claims he was in a "near fatal accident in the Navy" and he suffered a traumatic brain injury which lead to him being in a coma on life support. He had a broken neck (another post says C2 vertebrae), broken femur and skull and it has taken "literal years" to "get him where he is." Furthermore they lost their health insurance, she says.
This was compounded by an event Jamie claims took place on or about March 2017, where she possibly suffered a TBI and had a seizure where she taught at a high school. In one post she mentions having a TBI first, in another she "began having seizures from a brain bleed." A different post said she started having grand mal seizures in her classroom. Since then she developed agoraphobia and PTSD and had to quit work. She claims she had lupus and "other physical issues" prior. Her instagram, which was active at the time this allegedly happened didn't say anything about a TBI or seizures.
Before March 2017, her public accounts are mostly body positivity and self care memes interspersed with pictures of her nails and haircuts. There is this picture from October 2017

of her with an ice bag on her head with the hashtag Lyme, as if any of that was real.
However, after March 2017 she really hits the gas pedal with the chronic illness stuff. She puts up a GoFundM3 for a service dog and actually gets $835 for it.

I'm too chicken to post even though she made the information public, but if you would like she's posted the letter from her psych stating she needs the service dog in the interest of transparency. I actually applaud that.
The service dog she wanted and then later received was a standard poodle puppy named Pandora, who she affectionately calls Panda. She later obtained another standard poodle puppy named Puck. A service dog trainer was supposed to come to her house and train them, because of her severe agoraphobia, according to the GoFundM3. Unable to confirm whether or not that happened.

Tbh tho 10/10 pup.
On to more diagnoses. She claims she received a diagnosis of lupus at 24, which would have been in approximately the year 2000. She claims it took her "30 years" to get a diagnosis of EDS. So if she's 43 and had it at birth we'll put that in about 2006? Those would be correct calculations due to math, but not if you're Jamie.

The rest of the caption reads: "I've had: fillings done and teeth pulled with novocaine and was tied to the chair while I screamed 'I can still feel it.' Lumps removed with local (novocaine) and was told to stop being overdramatic when I said I felt EVERYTHING. A LIFETIME of falls, breaks, sprains and strains. 72- sprains 11-dislocated bones 12-broken bones 7-surgeries 7-miscarriages. Multiple hernias. A brain bleed. I lifetime of anxiety. A lifetime of pain. Still-- I was told it was ALL in my head. Until..... May 4, 2019 I received a diagnosis of Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. It's not all in my head. It's all in my generics. Because of extensive atrophic scarring, skin tears, hernias, ruptures, etc. I will be evaluated in October with a genetic counselor to see if it is classical, vascular or hEDS. It doesn't matter. I have a diagnosis. I have begun scouting specialists because no doctors locally have experience with an EDS patient. I'm not HAPPY to have EDS but I am happy to have a name for the torture I've felt all my life. This is the beginning of a new journey. I don't take it lightly. It should not have taken 30+ years for a diagnosis with clear signs. Share away."
So someone gave her a "diagnosis" with admittedly no experience with EDS, and without genetic testing. Also by her calculations she only started experiencing EDS at the age of 13.
TrIGgER wARniNg ⚠pictures of extremely normal looking appendages ⚠
Ah yes, a regular scrape and bruise on a regular knee (or maybe an elbow?)
This demonstrates the very normal reaction a person who is not within their healthy weight range might have to excess sweating on a hot day, such as occurs in North Carolina
Terrible allergies? MCAS? Actually it's called prickly heat and it's more common where it's humid.
These are her knees. I'm not honestly sure what this one's trying to show.
And here are some close up pictures of her face, if you wanted that:
Zits? Bug bites maybe?
I'm gonna go with that's just a regular face. She even put a filter on it
Looks like a regular, close-cropped face to me. Even the suggestible red-eyed insta sticker doesn't do it for me.
For ddx on this one I'm gonna go with stye
Blurry eye condition
Just yo regular ass face, gurl.
For real though, this woman hates herself and it's not entirely clear why. Her psyche seems to be held together by some hot glue and a prayer, and most of what she posts are inspirational memes and self-care adages. She did go through some actual hard times, such as her house (or a house she is in some way affiliated to, cannot substantiate the claims)
burned down. She definitely seems actually to have agoraphobia. It's what she posts about the most, it's what her actual psychiatrist's note was about that got her a registered emotional support dog (just one, I'm not sure about the other one).
However, Jamie does a LOT of e-begging, mostly on reddit.
Also this:
