While a nice idea in theory, it's highly unlikely to be effective. The whole mentality behind the 'interventions' is that a person won't change until they've hit their rock bottom. Unfortunately, for many people, that rock bottom ends up being death. So they try to artifically create a 'rock bottom' by DRASTICALLY negatively impacting the addict's life INSTANTLY . When things worsen gradually, we can adapt, but not as well when it's severe and sudden. The idea is that when ALL of the addict's support is removed and they instantly feel massive consequences, they will be more compliant in trying someone else's way to do things. The problem is that for it to have any chance of working, the family has to set clear boundaries and be willing to completely cut off the addict if they breach ANY of the conditions - no second chances, no excuses. Amber is a MASTER at pretending to be on board with something, then slowly moving back to her original behaviour while emotionally manipulating and guilting her enablers until she finally wears them down. She's so obnoxious that the last time her family wanted to get rid of her, they had to wait until she voluntarily LEFT THE STATE. I think they're all too emeshed to be able to even attempt an intervention.
To be fair, I know plenty of people (including myself) that do this when popping in and out of indoor spaces. For example, out shopping - in the car and traversing outdoors, sunglasses are down. Indoors? They go on top of the noggin because why the fuck not.
It's the bow on head 2024 edition, but less susceptible to mirror trickery. Babe, are they backwards? Who's to say.
Same shit with the one air pod she always has in. The audience knows she isn't listening to anything while filming her attempts to justify her 3rd KFC meal of the day but she keeps it in because she thinks it looks cute, shows she has money and is interesting.
Can’t let the cash cow die.
Because they are doing double duty as a headband. Those of us with longer hair know that sunglasses are useful for that.
Minecraft servers aren't big enough to handle that much dead cow.
The only treatment given after her hysterectomy and cancer (she provided documents to show she had it) was estrogen, which she took for 2 years then quit and lied about why, blaming it on her oncology office giving her the wrong medicine.
Her post-op treatment plan was to move around to prevent blood clots, follow the food plan from the nutritionalist they set her up with, and to lose enough weight to fit into the MRI - none of which she did. Instead, she created a nonsense story about thinking that the surgical team nicked her spinal cord during her epidural so she could justify wedging her shelf into her recliner while Becky brought her fast food around the clock.
