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I can see her role playing as a rabid raccoon being fed by Peetz who is wearing her Pink stained drape acting motherly.
Chantal Sarault / Chantal Al-Refae / Foodie Beauty - Delusional drug fiend hamplanet mukbanger from Canada trying to be a glamorous online influencer. Pathological liar, huge bitch, narcissist, animal abuser
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I can see her role playing as a rabid raccoon being fed by Peetz who is wearing her Pink stained drape acting motherly.
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She's stupid trash.
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Although in that last video she had the daintiest of jewelry on, and it looked ridiculous. That thin gold chain was barely visible. It looked like it was being swallowed up by what's left of her neck.
TomorrowI'mGonna
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Those are seriously some of the ugliest earrings I have ever seen, and I say that regardless of the fact that it's Chantal who chose them. Just wow..
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While mirtazapine is an atypical antidepressant, they often prescribe it off-label to old people to help them sleep better and increase their appetite.
It can be really great for those with insomnia. It doesn't leave you feeling groggy in the morning, and it doesn't create a dependence like other sleeping tablets (e.g. benzos) might. But goddamn can it make some people hungry.
It can be really rough adjusting in the beginning. Imagine your brain is telling you that you're starving, irrespective of how full you just were. Because it's chemically induced, it's a lot harder to ignore than regular hunger probably is for most of us. Some people drink tons of water to get past the feeling (but then you'll probably wake up early because you really have to pee), others deliberately schedule a meal late evening (typically about an hour after taking the tablet) that calorically fits within their TDEE. Some have the side-effect decrease over time, but for others it stays constant.
Now... imagine what happens if you give a drug like this to Chantal.
Though perhaps because Chantal (almost) never feels full, is always hungry, and has a brain that cries for the dopamine rush of food (whether she's hungry or not), her body's response to hunger is just so fucked that she wouldn't notice much of a difference anyway.
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SituationTypeThing
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These look like the kind of earrings Amber bought when she was in her "karen the receptionist" phase.
The real problem isn't the weight on her scrawny legs, it's the fact that her stomach protrudes so far out in front of her, there's almost no way she look down and the next 2-3 stairs under the one she's on, so she's bound to miss a step and go ass over teakettle, ending up on her front porch with a chantal sized hole in the front door.
But what will happen if she drives four hours and it turns out she doesn't get her jollies out of Jollibee's spaghetti with banana ketchup and hot dogs? Will she Hulk Smash her food tray and then rage eat large combo meals at every fast food place on the four hour journey back?
One of these days, there's going to be nothing left to try and she'll be bored with all the usual options, and she's going to turn that rage outward. I don't know what form it'll take, but if someone was to put up a poll, my money would be poo-flinging, lemur style.
Remeron/Mirtazapine will give you the best night's sleep you'll ever have, but you'll wake up the next day wanting to eat everything that isn't nailed down. It's like the antidepressant/sleeping pill equivalent of prednisone. I really question the judgment of a doctor who would look at her size and say "yup, mirtazapine would be perfect!" instead of a cocktail that included Topamax, which is an antidepressant that's also prescribed to bulimics and binge eaters. Prescribing Chantal Mirtazapine is like prescribing adderall to a recovering meth addict.
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I don't like this lady because she reminds me of my mother, but without the "I smoke a pack a day" voice.
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This is all assuming she uses the stairs like us normal adults. Many others in the thread have speculated she goes up and down toddler style.
We still need a video showing how she traverses her deadly climb in and out of the house.
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I'm mostly interested in seeing her go back up the stairs after a pizza delivery. She told us she finds it easier to RUN up the stairs, that we all know is impossible for her, but watching her go up with a pizza box would be entertaining.
My guess is she puts the box on a step, then lifts her foot up one step, then moves the box up one step, then takes a step & so on till she finally gets to the top.
By that time, the pizza is cold.
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Lol, she bumps down the stairs on her diaper ass. At least she has padding!
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Chantal navigating stairs to get pizza is the age old question of the unstoppable force meeting the immovable object. Chantal's desire for shitty pizza being the force, the object being the bag of fat that is her body.
Force always wins in the end, it seems.
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Maybe Chinny has some sort of sleigh/elevator system setup with peetz where she puts the latest offerings in the basket, screeches, and then her cuckslave pulls it up?
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What I want to know is why she's tempting fate by trying yet another fast food joint whose food she might start "craving." It was one of her followers that suggested she try Arby's....and look where that got her. She should stick to the "You can't crave what you never had" philosophy.
Also, I was trying to count up how many of the large fast food joints she ordered from in the past year. I stopped counting at 15, but I know there were more. Mind you, this is only counting the large chains that I'm familiar with, like McDonalds, Arby's, Domino's, etc. (most of which she hit several times) not the Canada-only chains or the local take-out spots.
Also, I was trying to count up how many of the large fast food joints she ordered from in the past year. I stopped counting at 15, but I know there were more. Mind you, this is only counting the large chains that I'm familiar with, like McDonalds, Arby's, Domino's, etc. (most of which she hit several times) not the Canada-only chains or the local take-out spots.
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She's not capable of creating a makeshift dumbwaiter. Instead, I think she just uses a dumb waiter. His name is Peetz.
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Er, I have a hard time believing a doctor put her on that. I wonder if she just randomly Googled for AD names and that's the first she saw and she just went with it. If she actually is taking it, it makes me wonder what could be up that they'd go with an atypical tetracyclic antidepressant over first-line drugs like sertraline and bupropion. It would be very irresponsible for a doctor to put a super-massively morbidly obese person on a drug known for knocking people out and then waking them up ready to hork down 10lbs of food if better options exist. This drug is literally given to anorexics to get them to eat.
Mirtazapine (an NaSSA) is not even a trendy AD anymore, it was new back in the 1990s but fell out of favor over newer SSRIs and Wellbutrin. The only reason I could think of for prescribing it is if she's tried all the better, safer options and they all failed, which is very unlikely.
If she needs help sleeping (which I don't doubt based on her size and sleep apnea), it would have been more responsible to start her a script for hydroxyzine to take at night, which is very common. Technically you're not supposed to take hydroxyzine for more than four months because it can expedite dementia in some people, but mirtazapine is also a histamine 1 antagonist and can have the same outcome. Plus what does Chantal need her brain for? She's already ruining her cognition with weed and fat.
I see no evidence that Chantal is so severely crippled with treatment-resistant MDD that a doctor would risk putting her on mirtazapine (it does take effect a bit faster than SSRIs) given how fat she is. It's not even really effective for anything but depression, so I'm thinking she didn't disclose things like her involuntary tics and rapid mood cycling. She triggers warning bells for cyclothymia and so she'd be carefully watched for signs of bipolar disorder. I don't think she's bipolar (especially if she is taking mirtazapine because it would have made her manic by now), just that she has a personality disorder paired with a lifestyle-related mood issue and gluttony exasperated by the endocrine dysfunction caused by extreme obesity.
Either:
A) Chantal is lying and doesn't know enough about ADs to know why mirtazapine would be the wrong choice and she's not actually taking anything but likes the idea of being able to say that she's on antidepressants.
B) Chantal has burned through all the better options and her doctor is just throwing whatever at her at this point to see if anything works (extremely unlikely).
C) She complained of depression and sleep troubles, and her doctor decided against the common SSRI + hydroxyzine combo for some dumb reason.
D) Chantal complained about an inability to orgasm (gross) on SSRIs and wanted a med change. But even then, they'd have first tried stacking the SSRI with mild anti-anxiety med Buspar, which increases sex drive, and if that didn't work, they'd have moved her to Wellbutrin.
E) Her doctor has a wicked sense of humor and decided to give her a drug that he knew would make her eat even more than she already does.
Hey Chantal, if you're reading this and not lying about taking mirtazapine, you need to go back to your doctor for reevaluation or find a different one. Tell them these two things: that you experience rapid mood cycling resulting in destructive impulsive behaviors, and that you experience involuntary verbal tics exclusively triggered by intrusive thoughts. I get that you don't understand why, but I gotta stress, these are two VERY important key points that will likely completely change your diagnosis, get you screened for bipolar disorder, and get you on the proper medication for whatever the hell is wrong with you.
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I'd so be here for Peetz making a channel of his own. Of course it'd be filled with him talking about his 50 something Marvel comics, and featherbrained rants about how much he despises Jeff Bezos but the sightings of Chantal in the background rummaging through the fridge for the 4th time during an 8 minute video, or the sounds of her distastefully burping, farting and everything in between is the type of content i'd stick around for.
Who Now
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So THAT's what all the cut up boxes are still doing in the living room. She is sledding down the stairs!
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It looks like she announced that she was prescribed mirtazapine on May 21st, 2019. This was on the infamous trip to the ~PSYCH EMERGE~ after she ate a block of cheese. I don't believe she was prescribed mirtazapine either, but even if she was, there's no way in hell she is still taking it after a year.
Chomp Shh I Said Shh
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Concerning the diaper theory:
There is evidence to suggest that individuals who have been overweight or obese since early in adult life more than double their risk of severe incontinence. Specialists have varying explanations as to why incontinence is more prevalent in individuals with a higher BMI. One explanation for the link between obesity and incontinence is that increased weight causes additional stress to be placed on a person’s pelvic floor muscles. Overtime, this can stretch and weaken both the nerves and the pelvic floor area. It is useful to compare obesity to the later stages of pregnancy in that it may lead to chronic strain, stretching and weakening of the nerves and muscles of the pelvic area. This causes them to become weakened more quickly than in a person with a lower BMI. Deposition of fat around the abdomen is another large factor associating obesity and urinary incontinence.
There is evidence to suggest that individuals who have been overweight or obese since early in adult life more than double their risk of severe incontinence. Specialists have varying explanations as to why incontinence is more prevalent in individuals with a higher BMI. One explanation for the link between obesity and incontinence is that increased weight causes additional stress to be placed on a person’s pelvic floor muscles. Overtime, this can stretch and weaken both the nerves and the pelvic floor area. It is useful to compare obesity to the later stages of pregnancy in that it may lead to chronic strain, stretching and weakening of the nerves and muscles of the pelvic area. This causes them to become weakened more quickly than in a person with a lower BMI. Deposition of fat around the abdomen is another large factor associating obesity and urinary incontinence.
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