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- 29 de Sep, 2022
Her body "completely shuts down at 9pm"?
What kind of retarded shit it that? Your body has a clock and it says, "it's 9 pm. Time to shut down"!
Or is it just this bitch is too tired every day having to scoot around in her wheelchair, doesn't get enough sleep at night and feels tired all day. No nothing like that so her body just "shuts down".
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- 18 de Jul, 2019
Lol I almost said something about this, too. What is this logic? Unless you're fucking ninety years old, I don't think that happens. Something something biological clock...
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- 15 de Feb, 2021
Can’t quote @Potatis Salad but wanted to highlight this blog extract
“ Am I really supposed to stay in bed for 3 entire months? I mean look at me my size is not allowing me to get on crutches and go. [The Ace bandage]... is not enough support without the two hard-cast pieces. However, in reference to those two cast pieces, the medical team made no effort to make them work with my leg better. The back piece was way too long and it literally cut into my upper leg. Why would they not cut it down? I have no idea. The side pieces dug into my ankle making it even more sore and painful than it was from the fracture. Again, I have no idea why they would not make a better mold. So, what I have been doing since my second week home is wrapping it only in an ace bandage”
So Humpty Dumpty fell down the stairs, and all the kings horses and all the kings men couldn’t put her back together again in way Evie felt comfortable. Her sheer size is why she had cast pieces (going to assume from experience she’s talking about a back slab cast here because they don’t make moonboots big enough for someone her size). The reason they use casts is so a patients don’t remove them at all and the foot/ankle is held in position to promote correct position bone healing. So Evie invalided herself by just bandaging her foot instead. Casts suck! They aren’t supposed be comfortable. At least it gets better once healing is sufficient to graduate from a cast to a moon boot because then surgeons will often allow you to remove then for sleeping.
What does Evie possibly think will make further surgery better. She still wont fit in a moonboot, so she’d be cast again for weeks on end. Is she just going to take a new cast off again because it’s too uncomfortable. I doubt any surgeon will touch her given her size. Her foot is no longer an emergency surgery, (although from memory she waited weeks to months before they would perform her surgery) it will be elective next time. Elective foot and ankle surgeries generally have BMI limitations (for good reason) that Evie will never come close to. When I had mine the BMI limit was <30. There’s also the issue of the current hardware in her ankle that will have weakened her bones and poses issues for further fixations. She’s not ever going to get that foot better because of her own actions.
“ Am I really supposed to stay in bed for 3 entire months? I mean look at me my size is not allowing me to get on crutches and go. [The Ace bandage]... is not enough support without the two hard-cast pieces. However, in reference to those two cast pieces, the medical team made no effort to make them work with my leg better. The back piece was way too long and it literally cut into my upper leg. Why would they not cut it down? I have no idea. The side pieces dug into my ankle making it even more sore and painful than it was from the fracture. Again, I have no idea why they would not make a better mold. So, what I have been doing since my second week home is wrapping it only in an ace bandage”
So Humpty Dumpty fell down the stairs, and all the kings horses and all the kings men couldn’t put her back together again in way Evie felt comfortable. Her sheer size is why she had cast pieces (going to assume from experience she’s talking about a back slab cast here because they don’t make moonboots big enough for someone her size). The reason they use casts is so a patients don’t remove them at all and the foot/ankle is held in position to promote correct position bone healing. So Evie invalided herself by just bandaging her foot instead. Casts suck! They aren’t supposed be comfortable. At least it gets better once healing is sufficient to graduate from a cast to a moon boot because then surgeons will often allow you to remove then for sleeping.
What does Evie possibly think will make further surgery better. She still wont fit in a moonboot, so she’d be cast again for weeks on end. Is she just going to take a new cast off again because it’s too uncomfortable. I doubt any surgeon will touch her given her size. Her foot is no longer an emergency surgery, (although from memory she waited weeks to months before they would perform her surgery) it will be elective next time. Elective foot and ankle surgeries generally have BMI limitations (for good reason) that Evie will never come close to. When I had mine the BMI limit was <30. There’s also the issue of the current hardware in her ankle that will have weakened her bones and poses issues for further fixations. She’s not ever going to get that foot better because of her own actions.
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- 24 de Feb, 2019
They kept Evie in hospital for 30 days to try to get her weight down because she was too fat for surgery they finalyl did it because she was harassing nurses by purposely shitting herself and making them clean her. She's lucky they even did the surgery. The ankle was shattered and she refused to listen and stood on it right away and fucked it up thats why she needs new surgery.
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- 8 de Ene, 2022
I was also curious about Evie's claim of a college degree. I found her LinkedIn profile, which is under "Esther (Evie) Noor."
Everyone who guessed University of Phoenix, come collect your prize:
Everyone who guessed University of Phoenix, come collect your prize:
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- 15 de Feb, 2021
Geez, Alexandra’s looking rough and fat AF. So much for that gastric bypass surgery you had Alex. Still trying hard to manifest a baby it seems.
I don’t know how to timestamp, but check her out in all her glory at 7m30s. She’s yet another deathfat that claims the same magical 3X clothing size.
I don’t know how to timestamp, but check her out in all her glory at 7m30s. She’s yet another deathfat that claims the same magical 3X clothing size.
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- 20 de Feb, 2021
The hospital prosthetist made her a custom hoof splint. It's pictured in this thread somewhere.
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- 29 de Sep, 2022
Yes. Yes she was.
It's almost like doctors know what needs to be done in order to heal. Funny how that works.
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- 15 de Feb, 2021
That wasn’t my experience. I had a PT in my hospital room the next morning after surgery to teach me the right way to use both crutches and a zimmer style walking frame. They also gave me information on where to buy a knee scooter (because they were pretty new where I live at the time). I was to be as mobile as possible while remaining non-weight bearing on the damaged foot/ankle for what in the end amounted to 3 months.
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- 24 de Feb, 2019
She shattered the ankle and broke the the lower and/or upper leg bone. So she was non weight bearing for a bit.
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- 20 de Feb, 2021
Presumably, you don't weigh enough to crush your bones to dust with a single misstep.
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- 29 de Sep, 2022
Your situation might be different.
I knew somebody who shattered their ankle a long time ago, it never set properly and she never went to therapy. Eventually had to have her ankle replaced but she was told she needed to be bed bound for at least two weeks. Luckily her Mom was there to help her but she stayed in bed for that time. Later she got one of those knee scooters that you put your bad leg on and zip around on.
The difference is Evie's leg and ankle shattered and it's made worse due to her size and level of health.
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- 15 de Feb, 2021
That’s what I said about myself. I was three months non-weight bearing on my damaged foot/ankle. Non-weight bearing doesn’t equate to non-mobile or bedbound. It just means not using the damaged foot/leg. Patients are still expected to get up, move about their houses, attend to their ADL’s, they just need mobility aids to help them, like crutches, walking frames, shower chairs , toilet raisers etc. If it’s lower leg then knee scooters (although kind of cringe) are absolute marvels. They take all the weight onto the knee and you don’t have to try balancing on one leg. They are far easier than wheelchairs and take far less room to manoeuvre. They even come with baskets, and you can purchase bicycle coffee cup holders for the handlebars to make moving about your house easier. Evie is a prime (albeit extreme) example of why orthopaedic surgeons put BMI limits on lower limb surgeries. They wanted her too lose weight prior to surgery because they knew her rehabilitation was likely to be a long haul. She didn’t fit in the usual prosthetics, couldn’t use crutches, and I expect also couldn’t hop along with a zimmer frame. I expect a knee scooter wouldn’t have had the weight capacity she needed either. We saw similar issues with Amberlynn Reid when she had her dangleeen ankle issue, and Evie probably has 100-200lbs on her. Fortunately for Amberlynn she didn’t actually break a bone and was instead just being a needy sook. The issue I have here with Evie is that nothings changed. She still won’t fit in a prosthesis, and still can’t get mobile using any aids on her own, unless she can capably manage her wheelchair (which outside of a home is difficult). No cast they make for her will be comfortable, so she won’t keep it on and her bones won’t heal correctly. She’s a lost cause for further surgery, and I expect she’s been told that already, which is why she hasn’t bothered researching where her old surgeon moved to, or what other ones are around.
Fortunately not, although I did actually misbalance on my crutches in the first few days and fall on my newly repaired foot. I ordered a knee scooter that day and never looked back. My orthopaedic surgeon had a very strict <30 BMI limit in place. Even I will never have the mobility I did before the break, but I sure as hell can walk most days unaided, use public transport if I want, and attend to household chores. Evie can’t do any of that because fat AF and fucked up her recovery by not wearing her cast.
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- 24 de Feb, 2019
Would this be viable when she was too fat to even cast the broken leg on the same side as the broken ankle? They were unable to put a cast on her for any of this due to how fat she is.
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- 15 de Feb, 2021
It would, as long as the broken leg was below the knee, which from what I could gather it was. They don’t usually fully cast anyone for the first couple of weeks because they want the swelling to go down before encasing the leg in plaster. They use an open cast (backslab ) until then. It’s just a half mould with bandaging to hold it in place. Above the knee…no. You also need to be able to bend the knee, so they tend to cast according to that wherever possible. Her biggest issue would be the weight limit. From memory mine has a 130kg (290lb) limit, and I’m not sure they make them for deathfats.
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HAES be damned, she really did fuck herself over. She doesn’t need section 8 housing, she needs a nursing home to live in over the next year or two she has left. Pity the poor nursing home staff that have to deal with her though. Jeremy should never have allowed her to return to his home.
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- 24 de Feb, 2019
I think he had no choice. No rehab would take her they deemd her needs too much for a nursing home/rehab.
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- 8 de Sep, 2013
Oh then she's never walking again. Beyond the weight and personality issues, it's been too long. Rehab wouldn't work even if she wasn't a garbage stain.