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I don't really find any joy in the suffering of others, but Lou getting his foot amputated would be an example of God's justice. That is something which brings me joy to see.
Louis "Lou" Gagliardi / Ash Franzetti / Alex 'Ace' Maddox / Tegan Ainsley / Taryn Amita / Diana / gothickitteh / ashkat724 / Lynn Brooks / @acekatt - #T R A M S _ C R O W _ F U N D *buys 12 iPads* "Anyone got $600 they can spare?" *spits on cancer patient*
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It's all for the lifetime of pitybux.
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One does wonder how much of his lower limbs he's willing to lose for that ultimate grift?
Don't forget, once your legs go, and you're wheel-chair bound, the chances of getting a bed sore massively increases. For the uninitiated, think of the foot wound, but now on your butt, or on your back, due to spending all your time sitting or lying down. That's not including other diabetic complications like glaucoma, heart disease, hypertension and good ole' kidney failure.
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You know, if Lou goes through with not seeing a doctor and getting his foot amputated out of sheer fucking stupidity, I will not feel a twinge of sorrow when he says "guys my foot got amputated this shit is traumatic". People tried to warn you, Lardo, and while I don't wish for you to lose your foot, if you do at this point you will get no sympathy from me.
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If Lou has no other income he can get medicaid insurance. He has said before that he has insurance, that's not the issue. He just thinks he's invincible. And he probably thinks losing a foot will be no big deal, plus he'll have a whole new angle to grift from. Honestly he probably thinks it will be a win.
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I had a friend who took garbage care of himself and sort of gave up on life when he got diabetes. He had to go in for regular kidney dialysis and eventually had a foot amputated.
He died less than a year later. But that time from the amputation to his death he was miserable, in agony, and continued on the diabetic downslide as his health all but disintegrated day by day. Dialysis was agonizing. He found it all but impossible to walk on his stump because his wounds took forever to heal. He was told his heart could give out at any moment due to damage there too. His eyesight started to fail him. And finally he had an asthma attack and suffocated to death.
He was a friend and I cared for him. But me and many others kept telling him to change his damn eating habits and live healthier before it was too late. He didn't listen to us, his rhetoric similar to Lou's. He spent his final months in constant pain until his body finally failed him.
The road you're choosing to go down isn't pretty, Louis. You're not going to just quietly and gently die. Your final days will be filled with constant agony as you go blind, stumble and fall because you can't properly feel your feet, and spend your time sick as a dog because your body loses all ability to fight infection.
Go to a doctor. If only to prove us wrong.
He died less than a year later. But that time from the amputation to his death he was miserable, in agony, and continued on the diabetic downslide as his health all but disintegrated day by day. Dialysis was agonizing. He found it all but impossible to walk on his stump because his wounds took forever to heal. He was told his heart could give out at any moment due to damage there too. His eyesight started to fail him. And finally he had an asthma attack and suffocated to death.
He was a friend and I cared for him. But me and many others kept telling him to change his damn eating habits and live healthier before it was too late. He didn't listen to us, his rhetoric similar to Lou's. He spent his final months in constant pain until his body finally failed him.
The road you're choosing to go down isn't pretty, Louis. You're not going to just quietly and gently die. Your final days will be filled with constant agony as you go blind, stumble and fall because you can't properly feel your feet, and spend your time sick as a dog because your body loses all ability to fight infection.
Go to a doctor. If only to prove us wrong.
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Once Mama Gags dies, Louie will be in for a terrible surprise. For whatever reason, he lives his life like this women will never die before him despite the vast age gap. Like any leech attached to a host that dies, they wither away with it. No way he is in the will, that house is going to the "felon, druggie" brother because he has a kid--which Mama Gags really supports if the tweets are true.
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Yep, I knew a guy who had a heel sore (which turned into a literal cavern), and when he went to using a wheelchair everything accelerated. Post-amputation, he lived for about three more years and then died a couple of years ago. It was a quick process from wheelchair-bound to the grave. He also had an in-home caregiver and a nurse that would come (back when he had the wound) because he was using VA benefits. Lou has nothing, so I can imagine that his decline will be even more rapid than my friend. As so many others have said, there's nothing to be done unless Lou takes proactive measures and I agree he wants to be incapacitated so he can get the (additional?) disability tardbux. Who knows where Mama Gags stands on this either; she may very well be so apathetic as to not know about the sore, knows about it and doesn't care, or is passively in on the grift.
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He said awhile back, while trying to show how horrible she is, that she removed the sock or whatever and told him that the wound needed to breathe. It likely doesnt hurt much so he thinks that means its not serious, and he doesn't complain enough about it for her to form an opinion. In the process he proved that she does care about him and does not want him to have a wound on his foot.
Lou thinks life after losing a foot is exactly what the tin says: life exactly the same but he happens to have one less foot. I don't know what life would look like if I lost a foot beyond more obvious changes, but I know better than to assume it would be that simple or easy.
Better yet he probably assumes that not caring means he is really depressed (which is cool probably) rather than just stupid.
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Pretty quiet on Twitter, so far just this today plus politics sperging:
Over on his Mastodon:
What fresh insanity is this?
Somehow walking in the street with a slipper on = needing to replace the slippers? Its clearly not raining or wet out, the ground looks pretty clean and dirt free, there is no reason why he'd need to replace the slipper. The most effort that might be required is throwing them in the washing machine. Bastard is just running out of ideas for grifts. Also, the skin on those shins 
Over on his Mastodon:
What fresh insanity is this?
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Archive is down for me but Aark had some more words for Lou.
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lol @ thinking he 'got' someone by blocking them after he was, no doubt, blocked already.
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Or it was yet one more of his precious few remaining “friends” trying to tell him to go to a doctor.
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That’s one way to prepare for a once-in-a-lifetime Halloween routine.Maybe he's injecting krokodil in his foot and that's where his begged for money goes.
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What fresh insanity is this?
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Somehow walking in the street with a slipper on = needing to replace the slippers? Its clearly not raining or wet out, the ground looks pretty clean and dirt free, there is no reason why he'd need to replace the slipper. The most effort that might be required is throwing them in the washing machine. Bastard is just running out of ideas for grifts. Also, the skin on those shins
OMG his shins look REALLY bad. Diabetes is moving quick.
Also, um. Why do we have to pay for your stupid mistakes? Also, my father wears slippers for literally everything, and every year at Christmas my sister buys him a new pair. Because you CAN wear them outside and they won't fall apart immediately. And there are much cheaper slippers. You don't NEED memory foam.
Honestly, what is so interesting to me about Lou is how greatly he misunderstands how people in actual poverty would act and what they value, yet thinks he's fooling everyone with his schtick.
Leonard Helplessness
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Slippers last longer if you’re not a fat fuck, too. A decent closed-toed foam-rubber pair can be comfy as hell and last for a decade.
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I once worked in a group home and dealt with a consumer who had discolored shins EXACTLY like this. It indicates poor blood flow in his legs and feet and is a telltale sign of heavy diabetes, though discoloration that severe usually only appears in sedantary people (eg people usually stuck in a bed or wheelchair).the skin on those shins
Lou is absolutely going to fuck himself up irreversibly if he does not go to a doctor and change his diet and lifestyle ASAP.
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In Lou's defense (there's a set of words I never thought I'd use), he probably won't outlive Mama Gags at the rate he's going. So I won't fault him on that.
What fresh insanity is this?
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Somehow walking in the street with a slipper on = needing to replace the slippers? Its clearly not raining or wet out, the ground looks pretty clean and dirt free, there is no reason why he'd need to replace the slipper. The most effort that might be required is throwing them in the washing machine. Bastard is just running out of ideas for grifts. Also, the skin on those shins
Lou, you realize that you can just turn around and go back home to put the proper shoe on, right? I've left my house countless times and turned back because I realized I forgot something, it's not hard.
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I'm not even sure why he just can't walk home and change his slipper out for his shoe and then go back out. After all he likes these outing to get away from his family so I would think it just gives him more time out. Also those bruises on his shin are awful. My father is a type one and once he became wheelchair bound these sort of bruises would pop up from lack of blood flow.What fresh insanity is this?
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Somehow walking in the street with a slipper on = needing to replace the slippers? Its clearly not raining or wet out, the ground looks pretty clean and dirt free, there is no reason why he'd need to replace the slipper. The most effort that might be required is throwing them in the washing machine. Bastard is just running out of ideas for grifts. Also, the skin on those shins
Lou's probably not worried about the ulcer because he has no feeling in his legs. To him he's perfectly fine because his brain isn't getting the very clear pain signals it should be because his nerves are fried. I'm going to say that Lou probably doesn't know he's diabetic. He would be using insulin costs as a sure fire way to grift if he did. Those vomiting spats he complained about might be from extremely high blood sugar or possibly gastroparesis which can develop in diabetic patients. High blood sugar and or gastroparesis causes the muscles in the stomach and digestion tract to slow meaning the food in your gut starts to rot and so you body expels it the only other way it can. Be intense vomiting which only makes your blood sugar levels even higher.
Anyone with type one diabetes is going to tell you that you as a diabetic will live longer if you keep you blood sugar a bit higher rather than lower however you also face far more complications for it such as neuropathy if you don't probably care for yourself.
In other words Lou is completely fucked and his diet will kill him within a year or two.
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