Community Munchausen's by Internet (Malingerers, Munchies, Spoonies, etc) - Feigning Illnesses for Attention

[Daughter of Cernunnos]

They all look so deconditioned. It's very unflattering and just makes you look like a lazy shit, not sick.

 

[Chicken Picnic]

So this is something i've been on and off looking into since the middle of October when it crossed into my twitter feed. This lass, Beth, otherwise known as Roo (@ActuallyRoo on twitter), was on an old BBC documentary years ago as she has Kleine–Levin syndrome (KLS) or Sleeping Beauty Syndrome, which makes you sleep a lot basically. She is now an active chronic illness warrior on twitter apparently and whilst I honestly have no idea whether she is munching or not, I am concerned about her current antics.

So Roo was diagnosed with EDS (causing other issues like GP) in 2016 and CCI and is claiming she needs surgery to save her life now because no doctor in the UK is qualified to perform the surgery.

Obviously all of us here have heard this before, so my red flags were all going up. Her mother has started a gofundme for her travel to Barcelona to have her spine fusion to stop her from having strokes and dying. Now, as a britfag I was surprised to find out the NHS won't provide surgery for her so i did some digging and low and behold, she doesn't seem to be wrong. Looking up (CCI) treatment UK just spawns a ton of articles about how they won't provide the surgery and patients are forced to fund their own treatment abroad, with there even being a petition running to get the NHS to provide the treatment describing the reasons the NHS gives when they reject patients:

Currently the vast majority of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome patients are forced to go abroad (Barcelona or the US) to receive lifesaving surgery for Craniocervical Instability, Atlantoaxial Instability & Chiari Malformation (Hindbrain Herniation). These conditions can lead to paralysis and death if untreated. This cost falls to the patient which can be in the excess of £100,000! Patients fundraise for this via successful crowd funding efforts, without this patients are left to deteriorate.

It is neglectful of the NHS to keep refusing to complete these vital life saving surgeries on EDS patients. When patients ask why they can’t receive the surgery they are usually given one of the following answers:

1) There aren’t enough knowledgeable Neurosurgeons within the UK to complete the surgeries.

2) Patients are assessed on a case by case basis.

3) The risks are too high in EDS patients.

Now, from going through this here thread I think we are all aware of the risks involved with CC fusion surgery, so I would assume the main reason the NHS aren't performing the surgeries is that the success rate is not that high and is more likely to do more harm than good. According to Roo, there are surgeons that will do spinal fusion treatments, just not for people with her "complex needs"

I really do find it crazy hard to believe the NHS would leave people with severe, life threatening conditions like this to just fund their own treatments. If your neck could dislocate at any moment, a doctor should be helping you. Something here just does not add up.

So, basically it all sounds terrible for Roo and she's gonna die without this treatment because her neck is gonna dislocate. According to her mother's gofundme post, her condition is so severe she has already suffered from one suspected TIA (transient ischemic attack, basically a mini stroke caused by a very short interruption of blood flow to the brain) and she has to wear a neck brace to reduce her risks.

Except... when she doesn't. Very dangerous head positioning given the risks in that second image if you ask me. First picture is her current profile image, second is featured on her HELP ME post as evidence of how sick she is.

But, I digress, her mother continues in her gofundme to describe how Roo's health has deteriorated so much and how they're begging for help to get her this treatment.

She is now 25 years old. She has gone from a fit and active young woman, who enjoyed sports and keeping fit, participated in many hobbies, had an active social life and had high hopes and dreams for her career and future, to someone who uses a wheelchair and finds even spending any length of time sitting up tiring and painful. She is in severe and constant pain, needing constant heavy pain relief and has a whole host of other symptoms that increasingly leave her feeling very ill and bed bound, unable to even carry out the most basic of tasks.
The longer she is left without treatment, the more she will deteriorate and the lower the chance of a good recovery.

She also claims her daughter's KLS is something that is rare and extremely debilitating, but from what I can find while its something that can cause a lot of problems, it usually spontaneously resolves itself and is no way a life sentence. Makes everything a little harder to take seriously, which I do genuinely feel guilty for thinking but I just can't help it after seeing everyone in this thread.

Now, I genuinely have no idea if Roo is munching, I think she probably does have EDS (her thumb in that picture looks hyper extended), but as far as seeking this treatment goes, it just seems like following this growing trend. Her gofundme already has over £10,000 donated, so her pleas for help are obviously doing something, but I feel I need to dig more into the UK's treatment of EDS patients and this condition to confirm more. Surgery for CCI is by no means a given miracle cure for everyone and can leave you perma fucked physically, so I personally would be avoiding it like the plague and finding another alternative if I was her.

If she is a genuine sufferer, this just proves how much damage the munchie crew are doing to those who need the help as I can't see anyone claiming to be dying of EDS related complications anymore and not roll my eyes and assume its just one more attention seeker added to the pot.

Any help looking into this one would be appreciated folks

 

[LahLahBlackSheep]

SOS didn't ask for this y'all. Stop punishing her


And then the next story is about how she spent all day in the ER taking medical resources away from people who actually need it and rolling in the germs to take back to her young children.



I can't even with this bitch. I really can't. Stay out of the fucking hospital and be a damned parent to your children who are very young! These kids are going to grow up and the only memory of their mother is her being in the hospital and leaving them alone with sitters or whatever,

 

[howmanypizzas69]

So this is something i've been on and off looking into since the middle of October when it crossed into my twitter feed. This lass, Beth, otherwise known as Roo (@ActuallyRoo on twitter), was on an old BBC documentary years ago as she has Kleine–Levin syndrome (KLS) or Sleeping Beauty Syndrome, which makes you sleep a lot basically. She is now an active chronic illness warrior on twitter apparently and whilst I honestly have no idea whether she is munching or not, I am concerned about her current antics.

So Roo was diagnosed with EDS (causing other issues like GP) in 2016 and CCI and is claiming she needs surgery to save her life now because no doctor in the UK is qualified to perform the surgery.



Obviously all of us here have heard this before, so my red flags were all going up. Her mother has started a gofundme for her travel to Barcelona to have her spine fusion to stop her from having strokes and dying. Now, as a britfag I was surprised to find out the NHS won't provide surgery for her so i did some digging and low and behold, she doesn't seem to be wrong. Looking up (CCI) treatment UK just spawns a ton of articles about how they won't provide the surgery and patients are forced to fund their own treatment abroad, with there even being a petition running to get the NHS to provide the treatment describing the reasons the NHS gives when they reject patients:



Now, from going through this here thread I think we are all aware of the risks involved with CC fusion surgery, so I would assume the main reason the NHS aren't performing the surgeries is that the success rate is not that high and is more likely to do more harm than good. According to Roo, there are surgeons that will do spinal fusion treatments, just not for people with her "complex needs"



I really do find it crazy hard to believe the NHS would leave people with severe, life threatening conditions like this to just fund their own treatments. If your neck could dislocate at any moment, a doctor should be helping you. Something here just does not add up.

So, basically it all sounds terrible for Roo and she's gonna die without this treatment because her neck is gonna dislocate. According to her mother's gofundme post, her condition is so severe she has already suffered from one suspected TIA (transient ischemic attack, basically a mini stroke caused by a very short interruption of blood flow to the brain) and she has to wear a neck brace to reduce her risks.

Except... when she doesn't. Very dangerous head positioning given the risks in that second image if you ask me. First picture is her current profile image, second is featured on her HELP ME post as evidence of how sick she is.



But, I digress, her mother continues in her gofundme to describe how Roo's health has deteriorated so much and how they're begging for help to get her this treatment.



She also claims her daughter's KLS is something that is rare and extremely debilitating, but from what I can find while its something that can cause a lot of problems, it usually spontaneously resolves itself and is no way a life sentence. Makes everything a little harder to take seriously, which I do genuinely feel guilty for thinking but I just can't help it after seeing everyone in this thread.

Now, I genuinely have no idea if Roo is munching, I think she probably does have EDS (her thumb in that picture looks hyper extended), but as far as seeking this treatment goes, it just seems like following this growing trend. Her gofundme already has over £10,000 donated, so her pleas for help are obviously doing something, but I feel I need to dig more into the UK's treatment of EDS patients and this condition to confirm more. Surgery for CCI is by no means a given miracle cure for everyone and can leave you perma fucked physically, so I personally would be avoiding it like the plague and finding another alternative if I was her.

If she is a genuine sufferer, this just proves how much damage the munchie crew are doing to those who need the help as I can't see anyone claiming to be dying of EDS related complications anymore and not roll my eyes and assume its just one more attention seeker added to the pot.

Any help looking into this one would be appreciated folks

Pretty sure this doctor in Barcelona and Henderson in the DC suburbs are the two main CCI yes-men who seem to agree to do surgery on anyone who comes to them with cash and imaging, no matter what the MRIs show. Also neither of them take insurance...$$$. I’m a stupid American so take this with a grain of salt but your instincts are probably right. Especially since we’ve seen complaints from other #spooniewarriors that the NHS doesn’t like to give out wheelchairs and ports and saline to anyone who can touch their toes and feels woozy when they stand up sometimes.

I was faffing around on a chronic fatigue forum a while ago for some reason and I guess after Jen Brea mentioned CCI everyone in this 90+ page thread started asking where to get upright MRIs and talking about going to Barcelona or Maryland for fusion surgery so either all of these random people happen to have a rare brain malformation bad enough to need invasive brain surgery (a lot of them were talking about chiari which isn’t even symptomatic in a lot of people) OR these docs have less than stellar standards for who they’ll put on the operating table. One seems more likely than the other to me.

 

[Umaibae]

So this is something i've been on and off looking into since the middle of October when it crossed into my twitter feed. This lass, Beth, otherwise known as Roo (@ActuallyRoo on twitter), was on an old BBC documentary years ago as she has Kleine–Levin syndrome (KLS) or Sleeping Beauty Syndrome, which makes you sleep a lot basically. She is now an active chronic illness warrior on twitter apparently and whilst I honestly have no idea whether she is munching or not, I am concerned about her current antics.

So Roo was diagnosed with EDS (causing other issues like GP) in 2016 and CCI and is claiming she needs surgery to save her life now because no doctor in the UK is qualified to perform the surgery.

Obviously all of us here have heard this before, so my red flags were all going up. Her mother has started a gofundme for her travel to Barcelona to have her spine fusion to stop her from having strokes and dying. Now, as a britfag I was surprised to find out the NHS won't provide surgery for her so i did some digging and low and behold, she doesn't seem to be wrong. Looking up (CCI) treatment UK just spawns a ton of articles about how they won't provide the surgery and patients are forced to fund their own treatment abroad, with there even being a petition running to get the NHS to provide the treatment describing the reasons the NHS gives when they reject patients:



Now, from going through this here thread I think we are all aware of the risks involved with CC fusion surgery, so I would assume the main reason the NHS aren't performing the surgeries is that the success rate is not that high and is more likely to do more harm than good. According to Roo, there are surgeons that will do spinal fusion treatments, just not for people with her "complex needs"

I really do find it crazy hard to believe the NHS would leave people with severe, life threatening conditions like this to just fund their own treatments. If your neck could dislocate at any moment, a doctor should be helping you. Something here just does not add up.

So, basically it all sounds terrible for Roo and she's gonna die without this treatment because her neck is gonna dislocate. According to her mother's gofundme post, her condition is so severe she has already suffered from one suspected TIA (transient ischemic attack, basically a mini stroke caused by a very short interruption of blood flow to the brain) and she has to wear a neck brace to reduce her risks.

Except... when she doesn't. Very dangerous head positioning given the risks in that second image if you ask me. First picture is her current profile image, second is featured on her HELP ME post as evidence of how sick she is.

But, I digress, her mother continues in her gofundme to describe how Roo's health has deteriorated so much and how they're begging for help to get her this treatment.



She also claims her daughter's KLS is something that is rare and extremely debilitating, but from what I can find while its something that can cause a lot of problems, it usually spontaneously resolves itself and is no way a life sentence. Makes everything a little harder to take seriously, which I do genuinely feel guilty for thinking but I just can't help it after seeing everyone in this thread.

Now, I genuinely have no idea if Roo is munching, I think she probably does have EDS (her thumb in that picture looks hyper extended), but as far as seeking this treatment goes, it just seems like following this growing trend. Her gofundme already has over £10,000 donated, so her pleas for help are obviously doing something, but I feel I need to dig more into the UK's treatment of EDS patients and this condition to confirm more. Surgery for CCI is by no means a given miracle cure for everyone and can leave you perma fucked physically, so I personally would be avoiding it like the plague and finding another alternative if I was her.

If she is a genuine sufferer, this just proves how much damage the munchie crew are doing to those who need the help as I can't see anyone claiming to be dying of EDS related complications anymore and not roll my eyes and assume its just one more attention seeker added to the pot.

Any help looking into this one would be appreciated folks

If that's what a hyperextended EDS thumb looks like, then me, my mom, a sibling and a sibling's kid all have EDS ffs. Where's MY Munchie kit, hmmmm?

 

[gay frogs]

They're holding a sign that says "trans women are women", but they're AFAB? There's a lot of things someone born female can identify as, but a trans woman is not one of those things.

I’m late but the easiest way to show how woke you are is to yell positive things as loud as possible about trans women.

 

[Chicken Picnic]

If that's what a hyperextended EDS thumb looks like, then me, my mom, a sibling and a sibling's kid all have EDS ffs. Where's MY Munchie kit, hmmmm?

Well, as someone who is not hyper-flexible i was giving the lass the benefit of the doubt. Maybe you should invest in a munchie kit of your own? It seems to generate many asspats.

Pretty sure this doctor in Barcelona and Henderson in the DC suburbs are the two main CCI yes-men who seem to agree to do surgery on anyone who comes to them with cash and imaging, no matter what the MRIs show. Also neither of them take insurance...$$$. I’m a stupid American so take this with a grain of salt but your instincts are probably right. Especially since we’ve seen complaints from other #spooniewarriors that the NHS doesn’t like to give out wheelchairs and ports and saline to anyone who can touch their toes and feels woozy when they stand up sometimes.

I was faffing around on a chronic fatigue forum a while ago for some reason and I guess after Jen Brea mentioned CCI everyone in this 90+ page thread started asking where to get upright MRIs and talking about going to Barcelona or Maryland for fusion surgery so either all of these random people happen to have a rare brain malformation bad enough to need invasive brain surgery (a lot of them were talking about chiari which isn’t even symptomatic in a lot of people) OR these docs have less than stellar standards for who they’ll put on the operating table. One seems more likely than the other to me.

Yes my thoughts exactly on the Chiari, most only find it when another scan picks it up. The NHS is very strained for cash and can't give people treatment on the fly. Waiting lists for non-essential surgeries are a good 6 weeks minimum in most places. I'm also unsure as to how EDS means recovering from surgery is super duper difficult. Just because your tissues are a bit weaker doesn't mean any hospital worth their salt shouldn't be able to care for you. I will keep an eye out for her posts in the future to see where her journey takes her!

 

[Punkinsplice]

Well, as someone who is not hyper-flexible i was giving the lass the benefit of the doubt. Maybe you should invest in a munchie kit of your own? It seems to generate many asspats.


Yes my thoughts exactly on the Chiari, most only find it when another scan picks it up. The NHS is very strained for cash and can't give people treatment on the fly. Waiting lists for non-essential surgeries are a good 6 weeks minimum in most places. I'm also unsure as to how EDS means recovering from surgery is super duper difficult. Just because your tissues are a bit weaker doesn't mean any hospital worth their salt shouldn't be able to care for you. I will keep an eye out for her posts in the future to see where her journey takes her!

To be fair, there is a range of hyperextension, so it may not be something most people can spot unless the fingers really flex backwards. PL (sorry) Only one of my fingers does not hyperextend, and it is a thumb, and that pic looks like my one normal thumb. I'm only saying this to highlight that someone can have hypermobile joints without having a diagnosable condition. But I know that is not fun, and you don't get your munchie kit when you try to live a normal life with quirky appendages.

 

[Ellesse_warrior]

To be fair, there is a range of hyperextension, so it may not be something most people can spot unless the fingers really flex backwards. PL (sorry) Only one of my fingers does not hyperextend, and it is a thumb, and that pic looks like my one normal thumb. I'm only saying this to highlight that someone can have hypermobile joints without having a diagnosable condition. But I know that is not fun, and you don't get your munchie kit when you try to live a normal life with quirky appendages.

Look at her leg though, the only reason that I can think of why someone would pose with their leg in the air like that is to show how flexible they are but her knee is bent and her shoulders are hunched forward and both these things indicate that her leg is not that flexible.

(Or she's just a fucking weirdo who thought that was a flattering way to pose for a photo)

 

[Punkinsplice]

Look at her leg though, the only reason that I can think of why someone would pose with their leg in the air like that is to show how flexible they are but her knee is bent and her shoulders are hunched forward and both these things indicate that her leg is not that flexible.

(Or she's just a fucking weirdo who thought that was a flattering way to pose for a photo)

I was wondering about that leg thing too, very strange, and not hypermobile, lol. Anyone who has kept up with yoga can do better than that.

 

[Creep It Real]

Hell that's not even hitchhiker's thumb (which while an actual thing is hella common & not medically significant).

 

[Cold Waffle]

I found this in my Reddit travels and thought others here might enjoy. It's an AMA of someone who claims to have asthma so bad, they have to travel outside in a bubble. Literally, a giant plastic hamster ball. Someone asked if it's satire, but she assures everyone that this shit's 100% serious. She's claims to exercise in her hamster ball, training for things such as marathons. It's either a very dedicated satire post or the world's most absurd OTT asthmatic.

Ask me anything! : HeyItsMe_0

www.reddit.com

 

[LahLahBlackSheep]

To be fair, there is a range of hyperextension, so it may not be something most people can spot unless the fingers really flex backwards. PL (sorry) Only one of my fingers does not hyperextend, and it is a thumb, and that pic looks like my one normal thumb. I'm only saying this to highlight that someone can have hypermobile joints without having a diagnosable condition. But I know that is not fun, and you don't get your munchie kit when you try to live a normal life with quirky appendages.

So like I wanted to share of what I think of when these munchies are all 'oh mai fingers are so hypermobile' And I thought this might be helpful to some folks here? Slightly powerlevel. These are my crotch fruit's extremely hypermobile fingers.

I'll spoiler them because some people find em a bit disturbing

Spoiler: Pics under here

This kid uses no splints despite all these munchies needing them for their slight hyper-extensions.

 

[JustBuyMoreSpoons]

So this is something i've been on and off looking into since the middle of October when it crossed into my twitter feed. This lass, Beth, otherwise known as Roo (@ActuallyRoo on twitter), was on an old BBC documentary years ago as she has Kleine–Levin syndrome (KLS) or Sleeping Beauty Syndrome, which makes you sleep a lot basically. She is now an active chronic illness warrior on twitter apparently and whilst I honestly have no idea whether she is munching or not, I am concerned about her current antics.

So Roo was diagnosed with EDS (causing other issues like GP) in 2016 and CCI and is claiming she needs surgery to save her life now because no doctor in the UK is qualified to perform the surgery.

Obviously all of us here have heard this before, so my red flags were all going up. Her mother has started a gofundme for her travel to Barcelona to have her spine fusion to stop her from having strokes and dying. Now, as a britfag I was surprised to find out the NHS won't provide surgery for her so i did some digging and low and behold, she doesn't seem to be wrong. Looking up (CCI) treatment UK just spawns a ton of articles about how they won't provide the surgery and patients are forced to fund their own treatment abroad, with there even being a petition running to get the NHS to provide the treatment describing the reasons the NHS gives when they reject patients:



Now, from going through this here thread I think we are all aware of the risks involved with CC fusion surgery, so I would assume the main reason the NHS aren't performing the surgeries is that the success rate is not that high and is more likely to do more harm than good. According to Roo, there are surgeons that will do spinal fusion treatments, just not for people with her "complex needs"

I really do find it crazy hard to believe the NHS would leave people with severe, life threatening conditions like this to just fund their own treatments. If your neck could dislocate at any moment, a doctor should be helping you. Something here just does not add up.

So, basically it all sounds terrible for Roo and she's gonna die without this treatment because her neck is gonna dislocate. According to her mother's gofundme post, her condition is so severe she has already suffered from one suspected TIA (transient ischemic attack, basically a mini stroke caused by a very short interruption of blood flow to the brain) and she has to wear a neck brace to reduce her risks.

Except... when she doesn't. Very dangerous head positioning given the risks in that second image if you ask me. First picture is her current profile image, second is featured on her HELP ME post as evidence of how sick she is.

But, I digress, her mother continues in her gofundme to describe how Roo's health has deteriorated so much and how they're begging for help to get her this treatment.



She also claims her daughter's KLS is something that is rare and extremely debilitating, but from what I can find while its something that can cause a lot of problems, it usually spontaneously resolves itself and is no way a life sentence. Makes everything a little harder to take seriously, which I do genuinely feel guilty for thinking but I just can't help it after seeing everyone in this thread.

Now, I genuinely have no idea if Roo is munching, I think she probably does have EDS (her thumb in that picture looks hyper extended), but as far as seeking this treatment goes, it just seems like following this growing trend. Her gofundme already has over £10,000 donated, so her pleas for help are obviously doing something, but I feel I need to dig more into the UK's treatment of EDS patients and this condition to confirm more. Surgery for CCI is by no means a given miracle cure for everyone and can leave you perma fucked physically, so I personally would be avoiding it like the plague and finding another alternative if I was her.

If she is a genuine sufferer, this just proves how much damage the munchie crew are doing to those who need the help as I can't see anyone claiming to be dying of EDS related complications anymore and not roll my eyes and assume its just one more attention seeker added to the pot.

Any help looking into this one would be appreciated folks

Long time lurker, but had a look at the petition mentioned by @Chicken Picnic and wanted others' thoughts on Emily Bean (petition creator).
IG :Positive.Potsie
FB: Positive.Potsie

Spoiler

This is no timeline, so I apologise, just some of the more ridiculous posts. She seems to be collecting the diagnoses quickly. Claims hyperadrenergic PoTS which causes her to faint all the time (all those faints with her slightly increasing BP.....), even in A&E waiting rooms where she claims she was left (never seen a true witnessed collapse left on a floor in a hospital, especially in an entrance - if nothing else the staff themselves would know it was bad PR even if it was clearly faked!).



Private appts for EDS (UK based so not typical for first specialist assessment given NHS), within tiny time frame forked out for the upright MRI and looking for Gilete's involvement. Obviously moving on to now have CCI (with internet collar purchase and pretty sure her FB page had her MRI shared, every slice).



She's gone as far as either buying or renting a defib for POTS and "airways issues" her doctors have politely called laryngeal spasms!

 

[Cold Waffle]

She's gone as far as either buying or renting a defib for POTS and "airways issues" her doctors have politely called laryngeal spasms!

wow that's dedication.

 

[You's On Dat Ole Bullshit]

I recently just found this bitch on YT. I admit I haven’t really done a lot of research into her, but this has to be some Munchie bullshit. Kelli McGowan, AKA curlupwkelli1, claims to suffer from frontotemporal dementia (FTD) a rare disease that attacks the parts of the brain responsible for language, personality, emotions, and behavioral control. The disease progresses rapidly, reducing its sufferers to the levels of children and killing them within a few years of diagnosis; she also claims ALS. Despite this, Kelli has been making videos for the past several years and appears articulate, cognizant of her surroundings, and is able to move and speak freely. She claims to be healing herself with “alternative medicine” and seems to fancy herself a self-help guru.

My diagnosis & talk a.c.m. 1-7-15 Kelli McGowan Frontal Temporal Dementia, Alzheimers

via YouTube Capture

www.youtube.com

“Dancing” for dementia awareness. ALS be damned!

Dancing for dementia awareness

dancing for dementia and this is a remarkable situation because I couldn’t get my whole right side to work or even figure out how to walk ! I’ve had a lot of...

www.youtube.com

Cannabis oil is curing her dementia

2018 dementia UPDate

Kelli ftd/als young diagnosis healing

www.youtube.com

There are several other videos. She doesn’t seem to get a lot of views, probably because her story is so ridiculous even other munchies and spoonies can’t possibly dignify it. Seriously, this has to be the laziest shit ever. She doesn’t even TRY to act like she has any of the disabilities she claims. Her whole thing is basically “I put fucking band aids that I call patches on me and I’m cured! Isn’t it miraculous?”.

 

[Kate Farms Shill]

this may not be of interest to anyone but me. My beloved Skinwalker's baby brother, arrested twice for Grand Theft in 2019, would like you to pay his court fees that are exaggerated extremely (archive)



Active for a month and a half, not even a $5 donation from a relative.

Those zany White Trash Winigs sure do like drawing attention to themselves and leeching off society!

 

[Punkinsplice]

So like I wanted to share of what I think of when these munchies are all 'oh mai fingers are so hypermobile' And I thought this might be helpful to some folks here? Slightly powerlevel. These are my crotch fruit's extremely hypermobile fingers.

I'll spoiler them because some people find em a bit disturbing

Spoiler: Pics under here

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This kid uses no splints despite all these munchies needing them for their slight hyper-extensions.

Thank you for doing this! I was going to offer my own pic if anyone needed a reference. Mine look exactly like this too. I am now middle-aged and still do not need those braces. Again, sorry to PL but I think this is important to know for perspective when munchies are munchin'.

 

[elliptical narcissist]

For some reason the quote thingie is not working but omg that dancing for dementia video haaaahahahahaha

Dancing for dementia awareness

dancing for dementia and this is a remarkable situation because I couldn’t get my whole right side to work or even figure out how to walk ! I’ve had a lot of...

www.youtube.com

I would hope that if I ever did something like this, my kids would take me in hand and delete that shit off of Youtube with a quickness.

 

[Kate Farms Shill]

For some reason the quote thingie is not working but omg that dancing for dementia video haaaahahahahaha

Dancing for dementia awareness

dancing for dementia and this is a remarkable situation because I couldn’t get my whole right side to work or even figure out how to walk ! I’ve had a lot of...

www.youtube.com

I would hope that if I ever did something like this, my kids would take me in hand and delete that shit off of Youtube with a quickness.

I had the sound off and for some reason this is the first thing that popped in my head. Except Colbert was trying to be funny.

Please more munchie dances.