chantal health spergouts

[krazy orange cat]

Looks like the beginning if Cellulitis or Bed Bug Welts??
Shes so beyond disgusting

I have seen something like that and it was indeed the beginning of cellulitis. I have not seen bed bug welts in person for comparison but it really wouldn't surprise me. When the cockroaches are away, the bed bugs will play eh?

 

[Kukkamaaria]

Oh oh... this is not a good sign chinny
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Skin changes and pigmentation can be also early sign of varicose veins, but yeah that looks more like diabetes to me. In that case she is not just pre-diabetic, but she has full blown diabetes already. Or if not that, some sign of poor blood circulation on her legs. Lymphedema next?

 

[YourMommasBackstory]

I think it’s a sign of beetus?..
for any surgery doctors check blood sugar, any of you remember if she said anything about it when she had her cyst removed?
I wish we could see her actual feet, this part of body gets the most shit from diabetes. People with 2 type beetus should wash their feet every day, wear comfortable socks and shoes, etc., so their feet wouldn’t be amputated. No way she is able to take care for her legs if she has beetus.

 

[Pineapple Fox]

Oh oh... this is not a good sign chinny
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Looks like diabetic dermopathy

Diabetic dermopathy is a term used to describe the small, round, brown atrophic skin lesions that occur on the shins of patients with diabetes. The lesions are asymptomatic and occur in up to 55% of patients with diabetes, but incidence varies between different reports. Diabetic dermopathy is more common in older patients and those with longstanding diabetes. It is associated with other microvascular complica- tions of diabetes such as retinopathy, nephropathy and neu- ropathy and also with large vessel disease. Histological changes include epidermal atrophy with flattening of the rete ridges, dermal fibroblastic proliferation, altered colla- gen, dermal oedema and an increase in dermal capillaries, with a perivascular inflammatory infiltrate, changes to the vessel walls and melanin and haemosiderin deposition. The underlying mechanism for diabetic dermopathy is unknown, although it may be related to local thermal trauma, decreased blood flow causing impaired wound healing or local subcutaneous nerve degeneration. Diabetic dermopa- thy requires no treatment, but may be a surrogate for more serious complications of diabetes, which require investiga- tion and management.

 

[Dog Prom 3D]

@sperginity @Dog Prom 3D @Secret Asshole calling all medfags what say you gorls, is it happening?!
What's happening?!

Chantal’s decline is manifesting itself differently than the decline my fats experienced. My fats were more in the vein of Chance Carmichael - terrible skin infections leading to toxic shock with eventual organ failure.

But I’d still put money on her vascular system weakening and she’s got small bruises where blood escaped the damaged blood vessels. If that larger, reddish mark wasn’t accompanied by those smaller marks, I’d worry she was throwing a clot and that mark is an early DVT indicator. She spent all day in a car and then shortly after walked a lot more than she is used to so it’s inside the realm of possibility.

If she’s still on blood thinners she could have just bumped against something so minor she doesn’t remember it. Plus her skin is so thin now that even without blood thinners, the smallest knock could cause bruises.

She’s so fucked.

 

[Secret Asshole]

@sperginity @Dog Prom 3D @Secret Asshole calling all medfags what say you gorls, is it happening?!
What's happening?!

I might be a little late to the party, but it looks like multiple staph infections, on her (Arm? Leg?) somewhere. Diabetics are like 3-4 times at risk for basic staph infections because of a weakened immune system. That's what it looks like to me. Also it could be the beginning of friction sores or bed sores if she doesn't move around a lot.

But my money would be on staph infections as a result of diabetes due to a weakened immune system.

 

[Angry New Ager]

Often times morbidly obese (teehee!) have to get them at the zoo.

No, they fucking don't. Go back and read that piece of garbage article you just posted again--carefully this time, because this isn't what it says at all, other than one throwaway, unsourced line about how fatties here in Burgerland are routinely sent to zoos for imaging (which, without powerleveling, I can tell you is a myth).

Yeah, I know; everybody wants to believe the disgusting deathfats have to go to the zoo or vet college to get a CT scan or MRI, but it doesn't fucking happen.

 

[Punkinsplice]

No, they fucking don't. Go back and read that piece of garbage article you just posted again--carefully this time, because this isn't what it says at all, other than one throwaway, unsourced line about how fatties here in Burgerland are routinely sent to zoos for imaging (which, without powerleveling, I can tell you is a myth).

Yeah, I know; everybody wants to believe the disgusting deathfats have to go to the zoo or vet college to get a CT scan or MRI, but it doesn't fucking happen.

I knew you'd set us straight, lol. But do you know how they are gonna get Chantal through that little hole (or does she have to even go in the opening)?
Edit: It's the table weight capacity that becomes a problem, actually, according to Google. Regular ct tables should hold up to 450 lbs, and if the person is fatter, they get sent to a place with bariatric scanners. So if Chantal gets referred to another hospital, it may prove that she isn't really 370 any more.

 

[behavioral swamp thang]

can someone explain to me why a fat person is more likely to get a pulmonary embolism? I am searching online and can't find much, just a lot of BBW popping up bleh

 

[Barbarella]

can someone explain to me why a fat person is more likely to get a pulmonary embolism? I am searching online and can't find much, just a lot of BBW popping up bleh

A PE is when a blood clot forms and breaks off from one part of the bloodstream and lands in the artery of the lungs. It’s not quite as instantly fatal as some seem to think, but it can be.

The most common place they come from is the leg, where it’s called a deep vein thrombosis. Obese people get them due to being very sedentary and having poor circulation. A sedentary lifestyle is the real danger. Other risk factors are diabetus, birth control pills, high blood pressure, cancer and blood diseases. But anybody can get them unexpectedly.

This is why people are told to get up and walk a bit on a long flight, or when you have a hospital stay where you are in bed they put those vibrating things on your legs.

She got hers because she sits and eats all day. The only moving she does is to get into the car. And maybe a touch of unchecked diabetes too.

 

[Strawberry Pocky]

Maybe this enormous cunt can cut up all of her fancy Lush and B&BW soaps, she surely the fuck isn't ever washing herself with them.

Uhm excuse you, she would absolutely join an in-patient weightloss treatment if only Canada weren't SO fatphobic and provided for anorexics and bulimics only. It's not her fault, it's just that we live in a society.

How do those in-patient clinics that are covered by healthcare even work?
Chantal lies. She'd make up an excuse she has important errands to run only to go out and eat. Or Peetz would sneak in food. Or she'd eat food from other patients like she did in the past.
The only way she'd lose weight is if she'd be monitored 24/7 and locked in a room with controlled intake and I don't see such clinics existing because they'd be controversial and fatties would create a massive public outcry even if they'd be self check in.
That's why the only people who make a change are those who really want it and have something in life to look forward to, i.e. kids. Chantal has nothing going for her. Almost 40 with no job, education, prospects, hobbies, or family. The only thing she has are 2 sick cats and a SJW type guy who is obsessed with comics. She even lost her little black rock. There's very little reason for her to lose weight. She's like any other fatty on MSPL show that expects someone else to do work for her with immediate results.

The only real reason she wants to lose weight is to stick it to her so called haters and to become a bitch to other fat people on social media. You can already see how all knowing and lecturing she gets when she's on a new diet for an hour.

Personally I think her cycle will never end and will just get more crazy as she gets older and starts having regrets. I don't think even a major medical event would stop her in the long run as she'd go back to eating.

If she'd stick to her diet she set out to do on Jan 2, 2019 she'd easily be 200 or under by now. Instead she's probably 450 and getting fatter by the day.

Okay, Inpatient Eating Disorder treatment in Canada is something I can tell you guys a lot about and can point-blank fucking destroy basically all of Chantal's BS lies, it's just going to be difficult to do/awkward to word my post without PLing so please forgive me.

Please just trust me, I know it goes against KF general better judgement to just take some nameless rando at their word at face value but I promise you that what I'm gonna share with you guys is 100% hard fact. If anyone asks how or why I know I'll be happy to elaborate further just probably under spoilers or something cause nobody gives a fuck about me lmao.

Anyway - Chinny's lying out of that prolapsed asshole she calls a mouth, like always. ED inpatient programs ABSOLUTELY take in Binge Eating patients just as they do Anorexic and Bulimic sufferers. Age, gender, etc is also not at all a barrier to admittance. Smokers and even prior drug abuse wont stop you from being accepted into the program, you just have to sign a contract that you won't engage in use while in treatment (at least in the specific Province I am in/can speak of....this specific part may be different for her region tho)
She is a lying liar who lies, but we all know that.

ED Wards are different than a typical psych unit, because Eating Disorders, while still definitely being psychological in nature, are handled a bit more "mellow" since patients typically aren't going to be as off-the-wall fucking loco as other disorders. Plus, ED programs tend to be more long term. You're looking at an average inpatient stay of around 2 or 3 months, instead of maybe a few days or 1 to 2 weeks that a psyche ward would maybe net you.
A day in an ED ward is structured around meal times: Breakfast at 7 or 8am, Lunch at noon, Dinner at 5pm. A snack a 9pm before bed. And during the daytime, lots and LOTS of therapy and programming. Think...open group talks, one on one time with your counsellor, art, free hour in a shared communal space where there are (usually donated) books and a tv, etc. There is a designated visitor's hour every day, so presumably, should the friends Chantal does not have want to see her, this is where they would come to say hello. Normally, ED patients aren't allowed out of the unit. Only near the end of their admission are they given "passes" to go outside for an hour or two, to test if they are okay on their own without their nurse or professional support (Bulimics might purge unsupervised, for example)

Now, Cuntal is lying about all of this and lying about it being unavailable (it clearly is) or it being expensive (as far as I have ever been aware, it's been free/covered by Canadian health care, just with long wait periods since there are many cases of people with EDs and few available beds)
and the biggest one....she lies about there being no help for people with BED.
Again - I'm trying not to powerlevel because lmao who the fuck am I - but there have been at least 3 people, two of them women in their early to mid twenties, who were around 300 and 350 pounds (varying heights) when they entered treatment in the ED programs I described, within the space of around 2-3 years. Absolutely fuck yourself with a hot curling iron, Chantal. Your lies aren't just baseless and annoying but if the wrong person hears you and believes you they might not try to get help for themselves. And that's tragic.

How has no one shopped her face onto the Majora's Mask moon yet?

Hey now. It might have nearly smashed tf outta Termina and killed thousands of innocent people but let's not still do anything in no Zelda games dirty like that.

 

[hambeerlyingnreed]

The average life span for a north-american woman is around 80 years. Chantal isn’t even halfway yet she believes she’s old? She wants her youth back? Ask older women and most will tell you the best part of their life happened around 40. Chantal should be getting closer to her prime but instead, her body is failing her (by her own fault!).

I'd suspect older women say their best adult years were in their 40s because that's when their kids were getting to adult age themselves, moving out, etc. and they had time to do what they wanted. Not having kids, Chantal has always been free to do what she wanted. Thing is, she gets more joy out of going to McDonalds than a 4 year old.

Chantal is probably more likely to die on the plane toilet to DR (if she were ever to actually board) than to die in a crash.
'Probably more likely' because Google won't give me usable statistics for comparison purposes for "Death on toilet"

Use Duckduckgo for searching

Found out the technical term for "heart attack from shitting on a toilet" is "synocope" (though that word refers to any sort of fainting) and then found this article. While it doesn't list toilet related deaths, it does note that individuals whose syncope was deemed to be cardiac exhibited a mortality ratio of 270% and an excess death rate of 82.

Though if Chinny dies from taking a shit, it might not necessairly be in a toilet...

 

[TeracottaPah]

Use Duckduckgo for searching

Found out the technical term for "heart attack from shitting on a toilet" is "synocope" (though that word refers to any sort of fainting) and then found this article. While it doesn't list toilet related deaths, it does note that individuals whose syncope was deemed to be cardiac exhibited a mortality ratio of 270% and an excess death rate of 82.

Though if Chinny dies from taking a shit, it might not necessairly be in a toilet...

You're not wrong, specifically it's vasovagal syncope.
People with pacemakers can vasovagal on purpose & survive.
Small PL _forgive me_ Had a resident in the nursing home that would do it for attention when her family wouldn't visit her enough.
Her nurse would come running down that hall screaming, "Mrs. So & So vagaled out again!"

 

[Occipital Fupa]

She was screaming in the doctor's office because lancing it was so painful that not even the local anesthetic helped much.

That's the thing with infections : they don't respond to anesthetics. This is why you need to be on antibiotics prior to getting a root canal when you have a tooth abscess; if they did the procedure right away, you would feel everything because anesthetics don't work when it's inflamed and full of pus. You have to get rid of the infection first, then do the root canal so the infection doesn't come back. Same goes for boils, but this one was probably so bad, the doctor didn't want to wait and take the risk it would actually get worse. Or he didn't want Chantal to come back in 2 weeks and make his office smell like piss. So he decided to pop it. Faster, but much more painful than antibiotics.

I have no doubt it did hurt like a bitch, and it won't heal easily. I'm in for a small boil saga, this period is boring.

 

[L. Ron Hubbard's Cat]

Draining the pus from a wound that is on the surface of the skin is simply faster than to give antibiotics to which she could have an allergic reaction to, or secondary effects. Fixing her problem took 5 minutes, and now it just has to heal. It was probably not dangerous to wait per se, but in the middle of a pandemic, you don't want to have people coming at the ER just to do a follow up on an antibiotic. The doc took the short route.

Now. Knowing Chantal and how she healed from her hysterectomy, I'm hopeful we'll have a Return of the Boil saga.

AFAIK, it's standard practice to have a run of antibiotics before having an infection drained -- you're 100% right.

But in addition to making it less painful, it also helps bring the infection "up" -- something that happens naturally as the body tries to heal it -- and makes it easier to lance. You don't want to be cutting too deeply into healthy skin over an infection and risk opening up a pathway for it to get into the bloodstream. The fact that they didn't bother with the antibiotics tells me that the infection was already advanced enough that it was at a head and close enough to the surface that they didn't have to dig for it and risk spreading it around more, if that makes sense. (Think of it like a pimple -- you can pop a zit if it's close to the surface, but taking a scalpel to it to try to cut it out before it gets to that point is a pointless and counterproductive technique. In this case, the antibiotics would speed the process along to get it to that point.) So it was inflamed and painful for days, at least, before she saw a doctor -- or it would have been for a normal person with normal skin and nerves. She probably waited for it to start leaking before she went in.

Make of this what you will.

ETA: If she'd started antibiotics and taken measures to keep it clean and done things like using hot compresses to bring it to the surface as soon as she'd noticed the red, sore, hot-feeling spot on her back, there's a good chance it wouldn't have become so large or required lancing or packing. Ignore infections at your own peril, Kiwifrens.

 

[L. Ron Hubbard's Cat]

i would say, judging by the look of that boil in the screenshot posted, it was getting close. No white head, but I don't know if boils do that. Everyone I have known with boils got them lanced right then and there. Didn't Chinzilla say that her bra strap irritated it? Maybe that was a factor.

Yeah, it's hard to say -- but it looks like it was 3-4 cm across. That's a significant infection. Having it looked at sooner -- even if it was lance-able at an earlier stage -- would have been a fantastic idea.

I'm saying these things more as an FYI for anyone out there who finds themselves with a boil (happens to the best of us) not for Chantal's sake. We all know she's filthy and her sweat-soaked bra strap rubbing over the infection site didn't help matters. Hot compresses (or even hot showers/baths), general cleanliness and seeing a doctor promptly is the best way to deal with these things. Chantal is, once again, an object lesson in what NOT to do if you give a shit about your health.

 

[Slowboat to China]

Reminds me a bit of that horror story about the patient with a deep abscessed pocket between her legs. Thanks for that, Chantal.

 

[L. Ron Hubbard's Cat]

Exactly! I can see how something on your back could go unnoticed for a bit, but she said she could feel it at least a week ago. You know she hasn't bathed or showered, either. Now, anyone can get a boil, even a person with good hygiene, but being overweight and filthy makes it dangerous.

Yeah, it's kinda funny. We all recoil in disgust from people who don't shower for weeks or months on end, but it's not just because they're offensive to the nose and that they look gross. This isn't a "fuck your beauty standards" thing. You can get really sick from a skin abscess gone rogue. We seem to forget sometimes that infections kill people, and that everything in your body is connected to everything else. Infections spread. Don't fuck around with them just because they're often an easy fix with a few pills. Those pills are magical and they're a medical marvel for a reason. And take a damn bath now and then, for god's sake.

 

[DefCon Dumb]

And this is how the road to an inevitable ending due to a completely shitty lifestyle often starts - not with anything dramatic such as a stroke or heart attack but as with Chantal, first blood clots in her lungs & now a boil that needed draining, packing & home care visits. I'll bet all the money I haven't got that this infection will take ages to clear up, (if it ever does), & will be repeated. She could/should have taken steps, (usually warm compresses), to try & bring it to the surface herself before needing it to be drained.

She was always going to be high risk for something like this - poor hygiene, poor nutrition, diabetes(?), a trashed immune system - always put you at higher risk. In her case, seeking medical attention was the right thing to do - she was already developing a fever, (still had one judging by her red cheeks when filming), you're in poor health... yeah.

Home health care for packing & drains is normal here & yes, normally you go a clinic but I guess that's changed with CoVD. If nothing else, it will force her to make a pretence of keeping an orderly home... for a few days until she gets bored of trying & finds it all too much work. The home health care staff come in for the issue that's current but trust me, their eyes are busy assessing everything else. I can see a nurse gently suggesting she do laundry more often, shower more often... & the raging chimp out an indignant Miss Piggy will treat her viewers to as a result.

Assuming she's on the right antibiotic, dosing at her size can be interesting & yes that one definitely causes some nasty stomach upsets for some people, to the point where you don't want to stray more than a few yards from a bathroom.

Fun fact about abcesses/boils in the obese - they can perform a fun little trick called "tunneling" where the bacteria happily chomp their way through all that lovely "food filled" fat. Clearing THAT out can & often does require significant surgery & thankfully, doesn't happen too often although with Canadians collectively getting bigger, is happening more often. These boils can be such a bitch to treat, often requiring several different antibiotics even with the most meticulous care that pancreatitis can develop - she wants no part of that.

Septicemia, endocarditis, encephalitis, meningitis - some of the nastier complcations that could result from this could lie in her future. If she's lucky, this will clear up in a few weeks or so - I'm thinking they'll be needing to change packing through most of June & she might, (if she were rational & sane - which I don't think she is), learn something from this.

Oh & if her clothing is wet through, for the love of God - CHANGE. Trust me, it still smells, is not healthy for the cats & speaking of the cats, they need to be banished from her bedroom until this is 100% healed. They can reinfect her or she could infect them.

 

[Queen of Moderation]

Assuming she's on the right antibiotic, dosing at her size can be interesting & yes that one definitely causes some nasty stomach upsets for some people, to the point where you don't want to stray more than a few yards from a bathroom.

C diff colitis saga, when?

It's Chantal, she loves fecal follies. Bad part is that she will share these stories with the entire world. Knowing her, she'll just vlog on the shitter while eating potato salad as a cat looks on.