🍗 Deathfat Anna o' Brien / Glitter + Lazers / GlitterandLazers - Fat, drunk, consoomer attention whore who would rather eat and drink herself to death than endure a single negative emotion

[Pudgy Bear Claws]

Jesus, her outer thighs have rolls on them.

 

[Barbarella]

I just now got to see her little quarterly update.

The guy doing her ultrasound was probably just a tech. His conversation has no bearing on her treatment, and no, techs don’t read the charts first. They get a basic instruction. He was just chatting about what was on his mind, she’s such a narc she took it personally.

I’m surprised to find that Austin uses paper prescriptions? Where I am, it’s all electronic, doctor to pharmacy. I’m not sure a pharmacy would know what to do with paper.

Dr. Feelgood, the med student, (why is he even in a practice at this point?) probably has a fat mom and so is sympathetic. The young cherub hasn’t had his eyes opened yet about the universal lies of all deathfats. He believed his mom when she said she had glandular issues that caused her not to be able to lose but with exposure to more and more of them, he’ll discover they live in an alternate universe under alternate law. This sensitive guy is going to be burned out after ten years of fatties whining, and since he went into the lowest paid form of medicine he still will probably have student loans to pay off and won’t be able to go change careers.

Do PCPs also sell diets in Texas? Their pay must be lower than I thought. Anna has said numerous times that doctors all try to sell her a diet. Weird.

Alternatively, the Endo truly understands the endocrine system and knows that glandular dysfunction doesn’t cause a 450 pound weigh gain. It can cause a sudden 20-30 lb gain which sufferers are usually desperate to get off, and most do when their problems are corrected, but these docs know, like we do, that Anna is just a big self-hating eating machine and all that weigh is years of bad decisions. One less delusional, confrontational, ignorant patient isn’t going to hurt them any.

 

[ghjoigcbn]

I just now got to see her little quarterly update.

The guy doing her ultrasound was probably just a tech. His conversation has no bearing on her treatment, and no, techs don’t read the charts first. They get a basic instruction. He was just chatting about what was on his mind, she’s such a narc she took it personally.

I’m surprised to find that Austin uses paper prescriptions? Where I am, it’s all electronic, doctor to pharmacy. I’m not sure a pharmacy would know what to do with paper.

Dr. Feelgood, the med student, (why is he even in a practice at this point?) probably has a fat mom and so is sympathetic. The young cherub hasn’t had his eyes opened yet about the universal lies of all deathfats. He believed his mom when she said she had glandular issues that caused her not to be able to lose but with exposure to more and more of them, he’ll discover they live in an alternate universe under alternate law. This sensitive guy is going to be burned out after ten years of fatties whining, and since he went into the lowest paid form of medicine he still will probably have student loans to pay off and won’t be able to go change careers.

Do PCPs also sell diets in Texas? Their pay must be lower than I thought. Anna has said numerous times that doctors all try to sell her a diet. Weird.

Alternatively, the Endo truly understands the endocrine system and knows that glandular dysfunction doesn’t cause a 450 pound weigh gain. It can cause a sudden 20-30 lb gain which sufferers are usually desperate to get off, and most do when their problems are corrected, but these docs know, like we do, that Anna is just a big self-hating eating machine and all that weigh is years of bad decisions. One less delusional, confrontational, ignorant patient isn’t going to hurt them any.

I don’t think she literally meant *selling* a diet. She means they are trying to sell her on a diet i.e. convince her to do a diet. To her that is selling in the colloquial sense because she thinks they are incorrectly telling her that a diet will solve her problems, thus she has to be sold on it.

For something like pre- diabetes doctors would probably recommend a diet that removes added sugar, restricts carbs, and keeps under a certain number of calories. The classic “lean protein and lots of veggies” deal. To her that’s a stupid diet because it while to us it may seem like a reasonable lifestyle adjustment, to her it is very radical and is removing what she “needs” to cope.

Edit:
Apparently according to @Carol from HR it’s pretty common for doctors to sell diets. The reason I got the vibe I did was because i thought she said they were going to try to sell her some diet, not that they did try ( maybe I imagined that). To me it sounded like they talking about her weight and she knew they were going to tell her to change her diet so she flipped out. Alternatively she’s heard the Medfast pitch so many time she can spot it coming from a mile away

 

[Thomas Eugene Paris]

Her mid center is so oddly colored, I can't tell if it's her or the filter she's using. It almost looks purple-ish gray-ish, not normal at all. Anna, be careful, gorl, you gonna die.

Jesus Christ. Some things really, really do not need to be shown in high definition or at all.

It's possible that embiggening the image just gave me brain and/or retinal damage and I'm seeing something that isn't actually there, but the area where her left (our right) thigh meets the background looks really uncanny to me. It's like how when you watch old British television shows, the interior and exterior shots look different because the latter were recorded on film while the former used videotape. The visual difference is obvious, but unless you know what is going on, you can't quite put your finger on the reason.

Any photog types care to weigh in? Why does it look so unreal? Other than the obvious refusal of my visual cortex to process the horror, I mean.

 

[Whyjustwhy]

Hashimotos does NOT make you gain hundreds of pounds. It can slow (or speed) your metabolism but unless you're eating like crazy for a long time you will never be as big as Anna. This coming from someone with Hashis, my sister has it as well. We are both middle aged, it made me put on around 20 lbs and it is a bitch to try to lose, but her weight has little to do with it. The bigger issues most of us deal with are things like fatigue. PL over.

 

[I call shenanigans]

The guy doing her ultrasound was probably just a tech. His conversation has no bearing on her treatment, and no, techs don’t read the charts first. They get a basic instruction. He was just chatting about what was on his mind, she’s such a narc she took it personally.

If her appointment was at a radiology centre then I'd agree. Her appointment though was at an endocrine clinic, and given she claims in her comments it was the largest one in Austin, it would be a diagnostic clinic. In those kinds of clinics, endocrine surgeons do their own ultrasounds, FNA'S etc. This wasn't the woman endocrine surgeon she raged about a few weeks ago, this one she specifically said was male. So it appears this was her second referral from her GP, where she got pissed off by weightloss discussion by the endocrine specialist. IME, that is a topic endocrinologists tend to bring up with pretty much every patient, fat, thin or just right...because what we feed ourselves has such a major effect on our endocrine system.

I’m surprised to find that Austin uses paper prescriptions? Where I am, it’s all electronic, doctor to pharmacy. I’m not sure a pharmacy would know what to do with paper.

Doctors can go either way on paper vs electronic prescriptions. Here the electronic prescription link is sent direct to the patient's phone, so the patient can use their pharmacy of choice. The Dr doesn't deal with the pharmacy directly unless there is a problem with the prescription. Paper prescriptions are still preferred though by many doctors/specialists, generally those that don't do phone consults.

 

[ADHD]

Hashimotos does NOT make you gain hundreds of pounds. It can slow (or speed) your metabolism but unless you're eating like crazy for a long time you will never be as big as Anna. This coming from someone with Hashis, my sister has it as well. We are both middle aged, it made me put on around 20 lbs and it is a bitch to try to lose, but her weight has little to do with it. The bigger issues most of us deal with are things like fatigue. PL over.

Fatigue, and increased sensitivity to cold that you didn't have before. As long as one takes their medication as prescribed, it's not really an issue. If Anna does have it, she should have it treated, but she's still going to feel like shit even with thyroid medication because she treats her body like shit.

 

[Carol from HR]

I don’t think she literally meant *selling* a diet. She means they are trying to sell her on a diet i.e. convince her to do a diet. To her that is selling in the colloquial sense because she thinks they are incorrectly telling her that a diet will solve her problems, thus she has to be sold on it.

For something like pre- diabetes doctors would probably recommend a diet that removes added sugar, restricts carbs, and keeps under a certain number of calories. The classic “lean protein and lots of veggies” deal. To her that’s a stupid diet because it while to us it may seem like a reasonable lifestyle adjustment, to her it is very radical and is removing what she “needs” to cope.

She absolutely meant "selling" a diet. A lot of doctors in the US have been selling Medifast for decades. Medifast is now known as Optavia and is still pushed and sold by doctors in their offices.

 

[gampboonerisms]

I’m surprised to find that Austin uses paper prescriptions? Where I am, it’s all electronic, doctor to pharmacy. I’m not sure a pharmacy would know what to do with paper.

Probably call the cops for a fake prescription.

 

[GenociderSyo]

She is now referring to the boot as a walking cast.

 

[well looky here]

she's always trying so hard to pretend walking isn't sheer agony and uncoordinated af. but we can see how she struggles. her steps come down so hard and unsteady.

sometimes i can tell she wants to windmill her arms to keep balanced. her laugh is such a farce. goddamnit anna stop walking on sand ffs.

 

[Ben Lurkin']

I don’t usually watch Anna’s longform YouTube ramblefests because she’s boring and stupid, but I clipped her ending remarks in her doctorshopping video.

I can’t even insert the two minute file because it’s too large, so I transcribed it. I attempted to accurately portray her many pauses, but she talks like a valley girl who got kicked by a donkey so pardon the occasional misplaced semicolon.

I got 'chu, fren.

(First three seconds of the clip is silent...beats me why.)

[Archive]

Thanks for the transcription, @Gay Mouth.

...sigh...
With this attitude, she's not going to be around much longer, is she?

 

[Catto Gatto]

Lol you can tell my mental health is in the gutter because I spent my Friday night making this:

 

[I call shenanigans]

She is now referring to the boot as a walking cast.
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She’s actually not entirely wrong calling it that.

Spoiler: Small PL on moon boots vs casts

I spent many months (at least 12 months total) spread over 5 years either in plaster casts or full length CAM Boots prescribed by three different orthopaedic surgeons for navicular stress fractures, and eventually navicular cuneiform arthrodesis surgery. The plaster casts were used when I was to be non-weight bearing while the CAM boot was used when I could weight-bear. Some weeks the boot could be removed at night, other times it was 24/7 for 6-8 weeks. Some doctors even said they rarely use casts on broken legs these days, preferring to go for the full length boot. I used pneumatic boots because they could be inflated and deflated according to the current level of swelling, so were preventative for compartment syndrome. Plus the inflatable bladder made the boot far more tolerable than a cotton wool lined cast, as well as not being totally destroyed when wet.

Of course Anna’s situation is different in that she hasn’t mentioned this “walking cast” being recommended or prescribed by a medical practitioner . In fact I don’t recall her saying she’s even attended a doctor or ER to have any radiology examination to even diagnose her issue. She’s using the term to attention seek, even though she’s not totally incorrect in the use of the “walking cast” terminology.

ETA

Lol you can tell my mental health is in the gutter because I spent my Friday night making this:

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Guaranteed she’d take that as a compliment.

 

[ghjoigcbn]

If her appointment was at a radiology centre then I'd agree. Her appointment though was at an endocrine clinic, and given she claims in her comments it was the largest one in Austin, it would be a diagnostic clinic. In those kinds of clinics, endocrine surgeons do their own ultrasounds, FNA'S etc. This wasn't the woman endocrine surgeon she raged about a few weeks ago, this one she specifically said was male. So it appears this was her second referral from her GP, where she got pissed off by weightloss discussion by the endocrine specialist. IME, that is a topic endocrinologists tend to bring up with pretty much every patient, fat, thin or just right...because what we feed ourselves has such a major effect on our endocrine system.

Doctors can go either way on paper vs electronic prescriptions. Here the electronic prescription link is sent direct to the patient's phone, so the patient can use their pharmacy of choice. The Dr doesn't deal with the pharmacy directly unless there is a problem with the prescription. Paper prescriptions are still preferred though by many doctors/specialists, generally those that don't do phone consults.

Every doc I've been to in Austin or in the US n general has made me tell them my preferred pharmacy to send the script to, transferring requires phone calls. Perhaps because drug abuse is so rampant here? Maybe some still use paper, but I haven’t seen it. She could have also meant that she showed the doctor the medication that she or the doc wrote down for her reference, or it could have been viewable on her electronic record.

 

[People Have Ways]

I AM NO LONGER PRE-DIABETIC

Above is a link to Anna's January 23rd Instagram post about the "dueling doctors," and from what I can gather, her most recent YouTube video describes the same experiences. In the video, she said a man was performing the ultrasound but used "she/her" to describe the doctor. I'm guessing it was the previously postulated Dr. Scumpia who saw Anna and tried to talk sense into her, but I have a feeling that the doctor never stood a chance to get through the depth of Anna's denial.

Also, and she didn't elaborate on it enough for it to be clear, but I believe that the doctor in residency she was speaking of was someone in the appointment other than her PCP. Here's the relevant transcript:

Spoiler

(Begins at 8:50)
"And... there was a doctor who was in, well, residency, a student. And I just was, like, so happy because that student saw the right way to handle the situation."

It seems more troubling, then, that the experienced MD would coddle Anna and expect their resident to learn from and model their example. I don't know what will get her to change (if she ever does), but a doctor telling her she is "no longer at risk for diabetes" seems like it would be the antithesis for change.

 

[Diet Coke 4 Life]

All I gotta say with her doctor bullshit...

Fuck, do I wish her primary doctor was the SMO (senior medical officer) on USS 2nd Ship. That crusty old fuck was a glorious lump of hatred and medical genius who wasn't afraid to tell you that you were a flagrant retard to your face. I remember him telling me that if he saw me in the vicinity of my department's offices in a period of time when he assigned me sick in quarters, he would break my legs to ensure I was rack-ridden. I love you wherever you are these days, SMO, and wish you could threaten civilian deathfats and crush their fantasies just as you smashed my dreams of not falling behind on paperwork.

If she'd encountered a doc like him I'd say her rage-filming would be /almost/ justified. But she got a huggy-bear realist who told her that her weight was an issue and she's not a healthy, dainty magical fairy princess with no diabetes in her past/present/future.

 

[Barbarella]

I assumed it was a tech because she had the US and then went to the waiting room to see a doctor. But, techs won’t tell you what they see, that’s up to the doc, so saying it looks like a Hashimotos thyroid could be a fireable offense unless coming from a doc.

Anna is, of course, a very unreliable narrator, especially when it comes to healthcare. I assume half of what she said was coming from delusion. It’s especially true since she is inexperienced. More than once I’ve heard people say they thought they saw tears on a tech’s eye or a very sad expression while in the process of looking for cancer, so they knew it was bad news. (Hilarious how quiet they get when the results are benign). Techs see dozens of people daily and are very unlikely to look at a strangers results and cry. They look to make sure the picture is clear for the doc and that’s it. Suggest they might have gotten in a fight with a spouse or just have RBF and these people are certain it was about them. It’s a narcs dream to think everybody cares that much, I suppose.

In her rant, she said mean doctors want her on a diet as a quick fix or solution. So close yet so far.. she continues with it’s not maintainable to not have a cookie ever again. It is maintainable, nobody needs cookies, many don’t eat them, but in reality, she, like most fats, has an all or nothing attitude. She could have a daily cookie if she wanted, just within her calorie count. What she can’t have is a package of Oreos. But hey, she’s putting less salt on her food and should be congratulated by the guy who just spent ten years in school. I’m not sure why these superfats never understand that eating healthy means moderation, not deprivation.

I was joking about the doctors selling diets and am horrified to hear that might be true. Recommending a low calorie or low carb diet is one thing, selling a specific one is another. Even Dr. Now gives his patients a free copy of his diet.

 

[glass_houses]

In theory I can understand a deathfat's frustration if they think they're not being taken seriously. There are some truly shitty, negligent, occasionally downright malevolent doctors in the world. I've met them. I know many people who have met them, and suffered the consequences. And I've no doubt that sometimes deathfats are just waved away because fat even when there's something wrong that isn't fat. Regardless, when deathfats do bitch about doctors, they're invariably in the surgery because of something directly related to fat. It's so delusional and stupid. I'd love to see a study that examined the rate of personality disorders in deathfats. You can treat a mental illness, but you'll never convince someone with a PD that the sky is blue when they want it to be green.

 

[Nomorepls]

Anna is almost delirious in her most recent health related video. It's actually scary how much cope there is - I watched it opened mouthed.

Firstly, she is absolutely lying to herself about making small changes to her life - a "sugar substitute" (wonder how many of those there were during her recent visit to Disney) and cutting down on salt isn't what she needs. She needs to cut out the sweet stuff all together and lose 400lbs to even stand a chance of improving her health. Anna is so enormous that even reducing her calories by 20% a day (to a mere 3500 at least) would result in fairly fast weight loss, but the fact she has been packing on the pounds consistently over the past few years shows she is eating at a massive surplus.

It just irks me when she stands in front of the camera with a straight face and makes out to her audience that she lives this healthy, boss babe lifestyle where she works out, eats healthily and has it all. Where her health has nothing to do with her weight, which by the way, is nobody's business, and where she deals with fat phobia from doctors for being just a few pounds overweight.

She creates a hug box where she can continue to live this delusion that things are fine. She has never, to my knowledge, stated her weight. She never shows or states her clothes size, apart from clinging to this idea that she's a 3x which is clearly not the case. She implies she exercises regularly but we never actually see it (not even the 10 second loops she used to share a few years ago). She deletes any negative comments or even questions that don't just reinforce the fantasy that all is fine. It isn't just impacting her, it's falsely reassuring her audience who are probably in a similar position with their weight but unwilling to make the changes because "look, Anna is smashing it!" (even though we know the only thing she's smashing is furniture).

If I was the size of Anna, being diagnosed with all of these (often) weight related issues, I would be embarrassed to go online and make out that I didn't have a problem. Her neck and face alone looked horrific in this video, like the fat has nowhere else to go, and she just looks ill.

Of all deathfats, I think Anna is the one who intrigues and frustrates me the most - the rest of them seem to have a fairly low IQ and are the way they are due to laziness and stupidity, where as Anna seems to have the intellect to bullshit her way through life. I think that's a dangerous thing to be able to do, when you clearly have a food addiction.