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She is disgusting on so many levels.

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She might get some subscribers with a show like that.

kittlesnboots
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i metablate pain meds too fast

Bingo!

kittlesnboots
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i metablate pain meds too fast

We know she’s only saying that for clout. She’s not going back to school, and she doesn’t have what it takes to be any type of counselor or caregiver. You have to have empathy to do it, and she is incapable of that.

kittlesnboots
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She wants to make sure she feels any euphoria her new controlled substance might give. That’s why she did it. She is a drug seeker, and addict. Cant get high and nod off if she’s asleep!

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We say “mils” but we sometimes might say mL’s for clarifying purposes, especially to a patient who may not understand dosing. I would follow that up with “mL’s mean milliliters” during teaching. I’m an RN. She may have gotten it from someone who was teaching.

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i metablate pain meds too fast

Yes they do hurt. Lots of people have the tattooist stop and give them breaks.

I take 8mg zofran ODT and 25mg phenergan (promethazine) rectal suppository if I’m actively vomiting. Phenergan causes sedation but it really knocks out nausea/vomiting.

There is no medication that I’ve had, or seen prescribed (I’m an RN) that really stops true vertigo. You can sedate it though, my Dr prescribed 5-10mg of Valium.

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Add this to the enormous pile of excuses Dani has for everything in her life. “Everything hurts to eat, so I eat whatever I want”. She blames everyone else for everything.

Does NOTHING—NOT ONE THING—to improve any part of her life.

Dani is an addict, her entire schtick is in pursuit of getting high on benzos & narcotics. That’s the end game for her.

kittlesnboots
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i metablate pain meds too fast

There are LOTS of nutritious and delicious food/drink choices she could make, but she purposely chooses the worst things. I don’t think Dani knows how to cook, which isn’t that unusual, plenty of people don’t. What’s weird is that she has all kinds of food related/digestive problems, claims she’s so concerned about her nutrition, but then refuses to do one single thing that could be better than her garbage food choices.

If she can eat Chinese, she can eat other better food choices. The fact that she never shows what she eats, and claims she doesn’t eat, tells the story for her.

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RN, PACU, CAPA/CPAN, “I need to give report”

I think hospitals will just force more nurses to float to different units.

kittlesnboots
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RN, PACU, CAPA/CPAN, “I need to give report”

I left ICU in 2016 because I had to torture actively dying people with “cares” and I just couldn’t take it anymore. The ICU can be a place of incredible healing, but it’s often a high tech torture chamber. I did not sign up for that. God bless those ICU nurses who fight for a “good” death and get pts sent to hospice, where they belong.

I’ve done metrogel—did nothing. Topical ivermectin—no change except severe, painful acne on chin. I was a devoted spf user for 20 years on my face but now I suddenly get irritated from all types of sunscreen unless it’s already in my foundation makeup.

My skin has just gone crazy with breakouts in the last year. I use a Cetaphil foaming face wash for makeup removal. I have a few different moisturizers that I use.

But I recently started a compounded low dose tretinoin 0.015% with niacinamide 2.5% from RoDerm and it has really helped clear up my breakouts. It came with a thick moisturizer that has been very non-irritating. I got this from the online company Ro, and it was pretty inexpensive! I’m not a shill for them, it’s how I get my prescription Latisse, and I saw they had other prescription derm stuff. Might be worth a try.

kittlesnboots
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i metablate pain meds too fast

Her tank top looks like it was tie-dyed with baby diarrhea. Terrible color, even worse with her complexion.

kittlesnboots
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i metablate pain meds too fast

Yeah it’s not like she has a job or anything. Her job is to sip water all day, erryday.

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That’s exactly like a two year old’s tantrum! She’s trying to hold the healthcare team hostage by saying “I’ll hurt myself unless I get what I want (drugs).

kittlesnboots
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Why????!! The infusion center certainly has wheelchairs!

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Meee toooo!

“Danielle, what do you want?” Said the good ER doctor.

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You are absolutely correct. I suspect psych has attempted to hold her accountable for her behavior in the past, and she can’t fool them, which is why she avoids them.

Dani goes out of her way to obscure her medical history to providers as well. Her intent is to create confusion to manipulate people, and that becomes difficult if she sticks to one hospital system.

I work in healthcare, and I guarantee that if she refuses to participate in reasonable care plans, they will eventually refuse to see her. Doctors absolutely can dismiss patients for being non-compliant. She’s painted herself into a corner with her bs, she can’t keep up with her own lies! Her doctors definitely know she is just looking for benzos/opiates.

My first experience with Epic was ASAP, and when I moved to a different specialty I was (and continue to be) baffled at how shitty the rest of Epic is. It’s possibly slightly less shitty than Cerner. A lot of flowsheet charting feels like I’m documenting in a poorly designed Excel flowsheet, and the information mostly ends up in the ether.

Why can’t Epic make an environment similar to the usability of ASAP, but for Perioperative & Procedural areas? I HHHAAAATTTTEEE flowsheets in Epic, they are so awful.

The version of Cerner I currently use for pre-op sucks moldy dick so badly, I think a drunk person designed it. The majority of my charting is in ad hoc docs, or has to be free texted. Make it make sense.

If it’s an Ash tree, look for patches of bark that seem to be missing. It’s called blonding, and usually you’ll see it on the main trunk or big branches at the top. If you see it, that sign with the leaves missing at the top, then you have Emerald Ash Borers, and the tree will die back over the next 2-4 seasons.

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I just noticed your flair—I’m going to change mine to this, it’s my #1 question for Dani. I hope all her healthcare providers are asking this question of her. If nothing works, what does she want?!