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

[username1811]

Zofran seems to be really munchie-popular. Does it have some sort of pleasant or sedating side effect? I don’t know what they are drawn too.

No. The only thing it does is stop you from puking. Outside of chemo patients the other relatively common reason it's prescribed is if you have issues like migraines and cant keep down oral medicine.

For the munchies, it's probably just another pill to add to their collection. I can only imagine their thought process: "How dare someone question my illnesses, I have to take drugs they give CANCER patients" since they do absolutely nothing all day, researching new pills to acquire is probably a hobby of theirs.

 

[FarmerKhourtney]

Zofran is pretty powerful but it can lose efficacy over time I think, if you use it too much. It can also cause headaches. They give out the dissolving ones for stomach bugs and things like that at the urgent care here (and for kids too)

 

[eternal dog mongler]

No. The only thing it does is stop you from puking. Outside of chemo patients the other relatively common reason it's prescribed is if you have issues like migraines and cant keep down oral medicine.

I had it on standing orders, so anyone with nv gets it as a matter of course. This is pretty common in emergency departments.

Diphenhydramine is the weird one you have to watch out for. Some patients really really love IV Benadryl.

 

[Deleviania]

Decided to check on my favorite "model/actress" suicide baiting munchie Anelise and I was not disappointed.

Lo and behold, a munchie fight between her and Chronic Iconic.

I don’t think that’s Jess (look closely at the name), but another account trying to pass off as such.
That said, Anelise definitely lashes out on others - munchie or not - who dare call out her inconsistencies. She’s been known to lurk forums & voice her opinions no matter how ridiculous they might be.

 

[safety math]

I had it on standing orders, so anyone with nv gets it as a matter of course. This is pretty common in emergency departments.

Diphenhydramine is the weird one you have to watch out for. Some patients really really love IV Benadryl.

Does IV Benadryl have a different effect from oral Benadryl? I would think IVing it would just knock you the fuck out? I’ve noticed it’s popular with a lot of munchies…I think Jacquie was really into it.

 

[Maw]

Oh she’s definitely crazy and I agree with you on everything but the chill pills.
She already has a PAGE of those that she fights with caresource to cover when the actual doctors are doctor shopped and private pay.

This is a post from 6/20 of her medication.

She is on entirely too much medication on top of everything else. Munchie favorites in there but she’s also able to get her hands on the coveted stuff so she’s definitely going to private pay for appointments

There might be a simple explanation here for a lot of her “crazy”. There’s multiple major red flags on the medication list.

Amitriptyline, Wellbutrin, Cyclobenzaprine, Percocet, Tizanidine, Zofran, and Adderall (ER and IR) all together are a absolute certain recipe for Serotonin Syndrome which would explain her attitude very well. (It also explains why she’s having muscle issues/spasms, and is being prescribed more muscle medications to stop those which contribute to the SS even more.)

There’s likely more, but those stood out specifically since they’re heavy contributors to someone going through SS.

Shes also taking a lot of uppers and downers which are going to contraindicate each other on their own. In addition, she’s taking multiple medications for a single issue. If one medication is “helping” migraines, adding another is not an option to get ”extra help”. That’s only acceptable when you’re at a max dose for lowering something quantitive and measured (blood pressure or cholesterol for example)

Clearly if she’s going to a doctor aware of this, there’s a medical reason for doing so. I am not doubting another providers work here, but she has some pretty evident indicators of SS. I am sure she gets mad at anyone suggesting she come off of something, but I don’t think I could ever see her in office and let her leave with a prescription for those. Additionally, medical staff and a pharmacy should have served checks on this and questioned the doctor before handing out these prescriptions or filling them. Her vitals must be absolutely screaming at her provider every time she gets them checked.

One problem would be that if she does have serotonin syndrome, I have absolutely no doubt that her symptoms are very real and she’s not faking. If I were a co worker of that doctor I would like to see her spend a day or two with a serotonin blocker just to see the result.

 

[Outwith Quiddany]

Does IV Benadryl have a different effect from oral Benadryl? I would think IVing it would just knock you the fuck out? I’ve noticed it’s popular with a lot of munchies…I think Jacquie was really into it.

In high enough doses (oral or IV) it's a deliriant, but the reason munchies want it is because it potentiates/increases the effect of opiates.

 

[Dumb Bitch Smoothie]

Surprised nobody mentioned Janiece pushed out her crotch goblin yet.

The best part about it is the fact that her Patreon post about it literally is titled "Surgery Day." Surgery day.

 

[Guapmala]

Oh she’s definitely crazy and I agree with you on everything but the chill pills.
She already has a PAGE of those that she fights with caresource to cover when the actual doctors are doctor shopped and private pay.

This is a post from 6/20 of her medication.

She is on entirely too much medication on top of everything else. Munchie favorites in there but she’s also able to get her hands on the coveted stuff so she’s definitely going to private pay for appointments

There might be a simple explanation here for a lot of her “crazy”. There’s multiple major red flags on the medication list.

Amitriptyline, Wellbutrin, Cyclobenzaprine, Percocet, Tizanidine, Zofran, and Adderall (ER and IR) all together are a absolute certain recipe for Serotonin Syndrome which would explain her attitude very well. (It also explains why she’s having muscle issues/spasms, and is being prescribed more muscle medications to stop those which contribute to the SS even more.)

There’s likely more, but those stood out specifically since they’re heavy contributors to someone going through SS.

Shes also taking a lot of uppers and downers which are going to contraindicate each other on their own. In addition, she’s taking multiple medications for a single issue. If one medication is “helping” migraines, adding another is not an option to get ”extra help”. That’s only acceptable when you’re at a max dose for lowering something quantitive and measured (blood pressure or cholesterol for example)

Clearly if she’s going to a doctor aware of this, there’s a medical reason for doing so. I am not doubting another providers work here, but she has some pretty evident indicators of SS. I am sure she gets mad at anyone suggesting she come off of something, but I don’t think I could ever see her in office and let her leave with a prescription for those. Additionally, medical staff and a pharmacy should have served checks on this and questioned the doctor before handing out these prescriptions or filling them. Her vitals must be absolutely screaming at her provider every time she gets them checked.

One problem would be that if she does have serotonin syndrome, I have absolutely no doubt that her symptoms are very real and she’s not faking. If I were a co worker of that doctor I would like to see her spend a day or two with a serotonin blocker just to see the result.

I have a hard time believing she's on all of these at the same time.
Unless she hording antidepressants and neuropathic pain meds after switching to something else.
Or is just reporting everything she has been on because she thinks it makes her sound extra fucked.
The TCA throws me with everything else - since its the last resort after all those others for migraines, chronic pain, and depression afaik.
Either way, I'm sure she has some serious constipation.

 

[Button Moon]

One problem would be that if she does have serotonin syndrome, I have absolutely no doubt that her symptoms are very real and she’s not faking. If I were a co worker of that doctor I would like to see her spend a day or two with a serotonin blocker just to see the result.

Looks like she's either going to multiple doctors and pharmacies, taking old / or someone elses meds (or even possibly adding meds she's not actually taking now to make the list look more impressive).

It's possible to miss mild serotonin syndrome or overlook a couple of meds but this is screaming it.

There's also a lot of over the counter and supermarket shelf available meds on that list- I think she's probably hoarding meds, jumping from pharmacy to pharmacy so no one knows exactly what she's taking and ignoring advice.

 

[Snack Cracker]

There might be a simple explanation here for a lot of her “crazy”. There’s multiple major red flags on the medication list.

Amitriptyline, Wellbutrin, Cyclobenzaprine, Percocet, Tizanidine, Zofran, and Adderall (ER and IR) all together are a absolute certain recipe for Serotonin Syndrome which would explain her attitude very well. (It also explains why she’s having muscle issues/spasms, and is being prescribed more muscle medications to stop those which contribute to the SS even more.)

There’s likely more, but those stood out specifically since they’re heavy contributors to someone going through SS.

Shes also taking a lot of uppers and downers which are going to contraindicate each other on their own. In addition, she’s taking multiple medications for a single issue. If one medication is “helping” migraines, adding another is not an option to get ”extra help”. That’s only acceptable when you’re at a max dose for lowering something quantitive and measured (blood pressure or cholesterol for example)

Clearly if she’s going to a doctor aware of this, there’s a medical reason for doing so. I am not doubting another providers work here, but she has some pretty evident indicators of SS. I am sure she gets mad at anyone suggesting she come off of something, but I don’t think I could ever see her in office and let her leave with a prescription for those. Additionally, medical staff and a pharmacy should have served checks on this and questioned the doctor before handing out these prescriptions or filling them. Her vitals must be absolutely screaming at her provider every time she gets them checked.

One problem would be that if she does have serotonin syndrome, I have absolutely no doubt that her symptoms are very real and she’s not faking. If I were a co worker of that doctor I would like to see her spend a day or two with a serotonin blocker just to see the result.

I agree with everything you have to say but I do have a question if you can; Laura will hop from provider to provider if they abuse her by either questioning her or not giving her what she wants.

Because she will absolutely be abusive towards medical staff and either get a dismissal letter (she got one from the literal head of endocrinology at Ohio State University that was of course professional but not a form letter), or she’ll leave herself.

The Cleveland Clinic is below her standards and she’s raged out on them before for their “incompetent care” before.

She probably (hopefully) isn’t on a full page of medications anymore and I’m not a doctor, but is there no way for the medical system to see that she’s on ALL these drugs?

She’s crafty enough to go to different pharmacies and probably knows enough to not self report all of them, but even though a lot of those drugs seem to be PRN, in this case it means “whenever Laura wants one”.

She will also contact people she knows if she runs out of her good stuff before her script refill trying to see if anyone will give her benzos or Percocet.

She also at one point was looking for someone’s cat with with a thyroid condition to buy it’s medication (on Facebook) so she’s a very determined munchie.

I mean doctors know to look for SS generally right? Because she does seem to be a slam dunk for it, but how does that slip by?

Is it really this easy to abuse the medical system if someone is crafty about it?

 

[EJBofficial]

here's another one.
IG: postive.postsie
has she been brought up before?
GFM: She had to crowdfund a trip to barcelona to visit the only NS that would diagnose her!
nant. trifecta + bonus

here's another one.
IG: postive.postsie
has she been brought up before?
GFM: She had to crowdfund a trip to barcelona to visit the only NS that would diagnose her!
currently pregnant. trifecta + bonus CCI
i hope she doesn't munch the baby.

You keep my child out of this thread you piece of shit.

 

[Snack Cracker]

You keep my child out of this thread you piece of shit.

What is this? Do we have a munchie in the wild?

I don’t wish harm on your child but I hope however you’re munching isn’t detrimental to the pregnancy.

 

[Kate Farms Shill]

Zofran is a very powerful anti nausea drug that was originally for people going through chemo, but now it’s prescribed for a variety of reasons. It’ll stop nausea like a truck most of the time no matter what’s going on.

It also makes it hard to poop, so hopefully she’s having fun with that and the Percocet.

Edit: just remembered that she’s taking diazepam too so RIP Laura’s colon.
She doesn’t need fancy doughnuts, she needs a fiber supplement. Maybe that’s why she’s so angry all the time.

It’s also one of the worst things for GP because it shuts down gastric motility but munchie see munchie do, that’s what makes these girls hilarious. They’re all just going for the same treatments the rest of them get without figuring out if it’s actually appropriate for their supposed condition.

You keep my child out of this thread you piece of shit.

Uh oh Farva, you better watch out. Looks like someone’s about to tell daddy nool what you’ve done.

 

[large_farva]

You keep my child out of this thread you piece of shit.

Hey genius, no one has been talking about you or your baby for over a year and a half. Why the fuck would you bring it up now? You were all but forgotten about and not a single fuck was given. But hey thanks for reminding us all you exist so we can do some digging.

 

[Dr. Celery MD]

Is anyone (less of a lazy asshole than I am) interested in doing some digging on Queencitydom (IG), Dominique De Silva of Charlotte, NC, formerly of Las Vegas, Nevada, who has been experiencing inexplicable and progressive neurological issues due to vaccine harm? Enough people have called attention to her that it seems pretty transparent that she is faking (badly acting), but I’m a bit curious about her.

Her IG is full of interesting inconsistencies.

Basically, she’s claimed that she has been vaccine-harmed and that she has developed progressive neurological damage....that didn’t emerge at first, in the beginning weeks of vaccination, but have intermittently completely disabled her over the past three months. (After she made an elegant appearance, fully functional, at her wedding.)

Quirks include facial ticks, partial body spasms, intermittent leg weakness, inability to stand or walk (but not when she needed to walk down the aisle, of course.). None of her doctors could find anything wrong with her, so now she’s taking recommendations for Woo specialists and pay-to-diagnose practitioners.

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She’s currently rousing the troops to donate to her GoF‘me account to pay for her treatment, which now includes flying out of her home state of NC to go to NYC to visit a neurologist who doesn’t accept insurance who she trusts will ”give her answers.”

She is charting her adventures On her personal blog

Updating her progress on her GFM Which has garnered 18k worth of donations so far.

And had mixed reception to her antics on TikTok

Even if no one is interested in digging, it’s worth a click or two if you’re bored and need a serving of basic bitch m.ilk.

Rate me late, but I found some interesting things about Miss Vaccine Injury. She struck me as someone who has a past she's ashamed of, and boy was I right!

Dominique De Silva's real name is Dominique Raquel Alfaro. She was born on November 13, 1990 to Jose A. Alfaro and Delores Ann Waters in Lincoln, NC.


Dom used to be an MMA ring girl, a Hooters girl, and was maybe in Playboy.



She was arrested on November 5, 2011 for assault and battery.


Now here's the fun stuff: Dom was a regular feature on gossip site The Dirty between 2012-2015. People had a lot to say about her.

Spoiler: Dirty Dom

People allege Dominique was a prostitute, that she had herpes and chlamydia, and that she was a cokehead.

FYI, when they say 'pepsi' they mean 'cocaine', and 'DRD' means 'herpes.'

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Yes, that's McLovin.

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Dominique used the name Nikki Rae while working in Vegas. She also has really bad fake tits.

Spoiler: More Pics

 

[Kate Farms Shill]

Rate me late, but I found some interesting things about Miss Vaccine Injury. She struck me as someone who has a past she's ashamed of, and boy was I right!
[/SPOILER]

So close. SO CLOSE to doing the smart thing. She changed her name, left town. This would have gone away if she didn’t pull this GFM stunt. No one would have bothered to dig up her past if she just laid low instead of getting international media attention for trying to scam antivaxxers.

Hey at least she picked a good demographic to prey on.

 

[Maw]

She probably (hopefully) isn’t on a full page of medications anymore and I’m not a doctor, but is there no way for the medical system to see that she’s on ALL these drugs?

In my experience, we need consent from the patient to pull their medication from a pharmacy electronically. It’s further complicated by only being able to pull from one single pharmacy that has been named and signed for by the patient. While it’s possible to call each pharmacy and get that information, they generally will refuse if prescribed by a different provider.

Controlled substances are much easier, and they can pull medications by entire states. You have to be looking for a specific drug, though. Her Adderall and Percocet would be easy to find, for example.

She also at one point was looking for someone’s cat with with a thyroid condition to buy it’s medication (on Facebook) so she’s a very determined munchie.

Unfortunately, this is getting more common. It can evade the entire system (at least in my state) when a vet prescribes medications.

I mean doctors know to look for SS generally right? Because she does seem to be a slam dunk for it, but how does that slip by?

Definitely. That’s why this medication list dumbfounds me. Psych and neuro are more aware and proactive about preventing it, but she has clearly been to a neurologist to be prescribed those anti-migraine medications initially.

The only thing I can assume is going on is she ignores the questioning about Serotonin Syndrome and shuts down about being taken off of any medication that she believes she needs.

Is it really this easy to abuse the medical system if someone is crafty about it?

Generally, yes. There’s so much red tape with HIPAA and requiring signatures and consent for medical records. HIPAA definitely has its place, but it can complicate some issues such as this. Some providers can argue that since they’re doing it for the patients well-being, HIPAA does not apply. However, generally HIPAA can only be broken when there is immediate danger such as an overdose or the patient poses a risk to others health and well-being. If they had that tweet about her wanting to go on a murder spree, it would be up to the providers discretion to go ahead and pursue outside of HIPAA.

I would say the consequences are very dire when getting caught, but many providers don’t want to be the ones to deal with it. Confronting a drug seeker can often lead to violence, and dismissing a patient can be mentally taxing on someone who already has a hectic and stressful job. It can sometimes be delegated to medical staff to do over the phone with a patient.

 

[username1811]

Ha, I'm surprised The Dirty is still up and running, I forgot all about that site.

Unfortunately all the good material was from years ago, from looking at it now it's all tiktokers and influencers.

 

[Protozoangod]

It also makes it hard to poop, so hopefully she’s having fun with that and the Percocet.

Edit: just remembered that she’s taking diazepam too so RIP Laura’s colon.
She doesn’t need fancy doughnuts, she needs a fiber supplement. Maybe that’s why she’s so angry all the time.

Maybe that’s why she needs to shove all that saline and whatnot up her ass.