She’s not taking Heparin at home, unless she couldn’t afford the Lovenox (which is pricy).
Heparin is given in hospital, but at home, Lovenox is preferred. Now, some can’t get it approved on their insurance in time, so they opt to go with Heparin, but risks are higher with Heparin (low platelet levels), and more monitoring of labs.
Amberlynn claimed to have bled for 2 years without seeing a doc. They don’t want her to throw a clot, and despite anticoagulant therapy, she still could. Less monitoring (Labs, visits) is safer with her, because she’ll ignore signs of thrombocytopenia, and she’s lazy,
Both meds risk bleeding , elevated liver enzymes, and brutal bruises. The stomach is where she’d need to inject, but she can’t go near the incision, so she’ll have to just go to the other side - or other stomach, I guess?
Fortuitous for her. Pinch it, insert the needle, push it in again once done, and that retracts and covers the needle.
Easy as pie. Now, once you start running outta room, you have to go back over a bruise, on occasion, and that is painful, and I don’t think she can do it herself (most do, unless surgery precluded it). So she’ll have to just give up control to Becks, allow the butler to grab some subq, pinch, and quickly stab her with the LMWH.
I won’t be shocked if she refuses to do them, but if she throws a clot, then this is really Chantal Pt2.
edit to add: Upthread a medfag confirmed that they’re sending everyone home with anticoagulants (blood thinners) currently. I expect a “It’s not ‘cause of my weight y’all, everyone got ‘em!!!!” Despite the fact that she’d absolutely need them post-op, irrespective of COVID, due to her size and limited mobility