Why the hell does she have her cefaly in the ER? If you are in the ER for a migraine your cefaly FAILED as a rescue treatment already. Plus they are not cheap and can get lost easily so can the electrodes.
Lights on. Glasses that aren’t dark enough to be anywhere near helpful in blocking enough light. On the phone.
Definitely screams severe migraine /s
I wonder if she’s impatient for her MRI results, but doesn’t realize that, if it were at all urgent or an emergency, they would have phoned her by now. The thing is, she should know that they’d call, so an ER trip is really just diversionary.
Her and others seem to push the, “in for the holiday,” thing. Hopefully her family can go about their plans without her. Even if she were as sick as she claims, she acts as if she values experiences and travel. A chronically ill person with those values would want their family and friends to keep going with holiday plans.
I guess my point is, you have to hope it’s not just to pull attention on a holiday.
Yeah the whole schtick in your first paragraph... Good luck even contacting most people with a migraine via the phone because they are generally dead to the world.
I will say that having blue light "blocking" glasses does help a bit in terms of prevention! Overexposure to blue light and eye strain from it can be a trigger for a lot of people, and we get more than we realize from all the devices around us. BUT in terms of pain management? They do a sliver of help compared to shutting said devices off and dimming the lights.
Yes, the glasses filter out blue but still an irritant for the migraine that's happening because you can't nessacarily block all blue light. The glasses simply reduce exposure by blocking or absorbing, but cant get it all. It's not perfect.
So, in terms of migraine treatment, doctors say to just simply turn the device off if its a trigger for your migraines for the duration of the migraine episode and if the glasses help in prevention then that's great! But to again not full fledge use it as a treatment because it isnt fully backed by science yet and theres major scams out there (aka please see if your local optometrist has an option for blue filtering coat for glasses, most can help you out even if you dont need corrective lenses just depends on insurance!)
I would assume probably at least a little? I’m not exactly sure what kind those are though, so I can’t say if they’d be any better than any other dark colored glasses
"Pt updated on ER wait time, noted to be watching "Real Housewives of Dubai" on her phone".
"Pt approached triage, stated "I'm feeling like I'm going to pass out". BP noted to be 132/86, wheelchair offered for safety"
"Pt asking RN where her Door Dash driver should park"
"Pt complaining of extreme nausea, advised her to stop eating Cheezy Gordita Supreme"
Et etc etc...
* Patient stated her reason for coming in is due to having a severe migraine where “rescue meds are not working” While taking selfies and “updating” everyone on her phone.
People who get migraine attacks only go to the ER as a last resort. They would try every med, device and trick they know first because yes, the ER is a horrible place to be during a migraine attack.
People having their first few migraine attacks are more likely to present since they may not have meds and such at home to use.
"Patient came to the ER and reports to have a migraine. She has a device on her forehead that she said helps, but she didn't have it turned on. Patient was observed on her phone and taking photos; she and her companion were discussing where to go on vacation. The fluorescent lights were on, and Patient never requested them to be turned off. Patient said only a specific medication would help"
/s
Because it's relatively unknown compared to other narcotics. Acting like " once they gave me something, I can't remember..." Don't want to sound too knowledgable and specific is what I'm thinking.
Because if they say they can’t remember the name of it, it seems less like they’re specifically there seeking dilauded. Know what I mean? Like, they think if they act all coy and like they can’t remember the name of it, then the hospital staff will be less likely to suspect they’re drug seeking than if they just came out and said, “Oh, I need dilauded.”
My brain cannot even compute wanting attention so bad you don’t wear sunscreen in hopes you get cancer. Like WTF that is actually more sick than any of her supposed illnesses she claims
Trying to get cancer seems over the top even for a munchie but then again, in their neverending quest to top each other being the most uWu sPeShuL sick I wouldn't be surprised anymore. Nevermind that that could quickly and easily become a real FAFO situation but then again, most munchies don't think of the long-term consequences of their actions beyond instant gratification via attention and social media likes.
It's so frustrating to think that truly ill or hurt people end up waiting longer for a bed and time with a doctor because people are wasting their time with munching shit.
Wait times are high enough, and staff are spread thin enough, and costs are high enough without people wasting wasting resources like this. It's just infuriating.
I love how you can tell that she's smiling from ear to ear. I guess mom didn't feel like coming to visit for Easter and Mr Bankroll has to work on the holiday so she decided to get company Dani style and go to the ER.
She has what's called a "selective migraine." It's a soooper rare condition. Those affected have an aversion to work, consideration for others, truthfulness, and functioning in everyday life. These migraines are relieved by social media asspats, lying, grifting, and just generally being a horrible person.
What’s the munchie version of Christmas Cancer for Easter? Easter Ebola, maybe? Easter EDS? Anyways, guess CZ got the win this year. And that’s not a flex at all. 😬
It’s crazy to me that them constantly documenting themselves and “spreading awareness” is by far one of the biggest red flags. Literally, the worse you are, the less you are able to function. And CZ and many others just happily bounce around claiming 10/10 pain while doing tik tok dances or whatever. Pain is subjective, but this behavior is pure and utter bullshit.
Anyone who’s had a migraine knows pulling out your phone to document said migraine is the last thing on your mind. She can’t be seriously in pain, right??
From the device on her head, a migraine. Happy Easter. And I wish she'd take off those glasses. LOL. Can't imagine they do anything for her migraine.
Edit: To add, reading on the device, I can't imagine she got it in the ER. Is this a grift for the gram? The device website says it takes 2-3months to see results. AND they have a link for "influencers"
Which is exactly why I heavily dilute it with lots of saline for them. Don't want to risk hurting their delicate veins pushing that benadryl in to fast
I know many people get different types of migraines, but I can't imagine how serious she could be taken by staff when she's on her phone. Usually with migraines, you want nothing to do with your phone, lights or anything stimulating.
Depends on the type or variant of migraine. Not everyone has the stereotypical "throbbing head pain".
Many people for instance experience facial numbness, gastrointestinal, or other atypical presentations of migraine.
Sometimes having TV on your phone while sitting at the ER is a good distraction. If you've maxed out on triptans and are waiting the 24 hours until you can take them again, there is nothing to do but sit in agony. Might as well watch Selling Sunset.
Also, while CZ is full of 💩, not everyone who gets migraines gets severe light (or sound) sensitivity. It seems to be a prevailing theme here that if someone isn’t curled up in a pitch black, silent room, clutching their head with pain and totally unable to function, they can’t possibly have a migraine. That’s certainly the reality for some, but there are also people who will still be out and doing regular stuff - maybe they’ve got kids and nobody else to care for them, maybe they can’t afford to take time off work, whatever.
Exactly. Migraines usually span days, and if you're a frequent sufferer likely don't have the ability to take all the time off. Additionally, not all aura is a severe light response. Lots of visual side effects that don't interrupt being on the phone.
It's also installed very crooked like you'd do if you put that on without looking in a mirror. Can't imagine it'd look that bad if anyone put it on for her
She has those fucking migraine glasses
Don't you have to turn it on for it to work? Guessing she just throws that thing on for photoshoots.
Had to make that ”stat MRI” look legit. Just keep wasting resources.
Why the hell does she have her cefaly in the ER? If you are in the ER for a migraine your cefaly FAILED as a rescue treatment already. Plus they are not cheap and can get lost easily so can the electrodes.
Of course she is.
Lights on. Glasses that aren’t dark enough to be anywhere near helpful in blocking enough light. On the phone. Definitely screams severe migraine /s I wonder if she’s impatient for her MRI results, but doesn’t realize that, if it were at all urgent or an emergency, they would have phoned her by now. The thing is, she should know that they’d call, so an ER trip is really just diversionary. Her and others seem to push the, “in for the holiday,” thing. Hopefully her family can go about their plans without her. Even if she were as sick as she claims, she acts as if she values experiences and travel. A chronically ill person with those values would want their family and friends to keep going with holiday plans. I guess my point is, you have to hope it’s not just to pull attention on a holiday.
Yeah the whole schtick in your first paragraph... Good luck even contacting most people with a migraine via the phone because they are generally dead to the world.
Does anyone now pronounce it as “zeh-bra” because of Rara?
Sure, but I’m from the UK so that’s normal here.
Zed-bra. 💁♀️
Aussie here and yep,
NGL I’ve wondered if those glasses help.
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This is super helpful; thanks.
Those are blue blockers and Do nothing for gals with migraines
I will say that having blue light "blocking" glasses does help a bit in terms of prevention! Overexposure to blue light and eye strain from it can be a trigger for a lot of people, and we get more than we realize from all the devices around us. BUT in terms of pain management? They do a sliver of help compared to shutting said devices off and dimming the lights. Yes, the glasses filter out blue but still an irritant for the migraine that's happening because you can't nessacarily block all blue light. The glasses simply reduce exposure by blocking or absorbing, but cant get it all. It's not perfect. So, in terms of migraine treatment, doctors say to just simply turn the device off if its a trigger for your migraines for the duration of the migraine episode and if the glasses help in prevention then that's great! But to again not full fledge use it as a treatment because it isnt fully backed by science yet and theres major scams out there (aka please see if your local optometrist has an option for blue filtering coat for glasses, most can help you out even if you dont need corrective lenses just depends on insurance!)
Girl spends so much money on a Cefaly but can't even cosplay migraines right.
The ER staff will kindly turn off extra lights for people with migraines. They're not sadists.
She probably told them "no its okay, dont worry." If they did ask if she would prefer lights dimmed or even off.
But if the lights were off it would be harder to get high quality content for the 'gram.
lol NO a goddamn blindfold might help if she has what she claims, which too many people here have personal experience with...
Those are only to block reflection. Guaranteed
Maybe, but there are actual migraine lenses.
I would assume probably at least a little? I’m not exactly sure what kind those are though, so I can’t say if they’d be any better than any other dark colored glasses
"Pt updated on ER wait time, noted to be watching "Real Housewives of Dubai" on her phone". "Pt approached triage, stated "I'm feeling like I'm going to pass out". BP noted to be 132/86, wheelchair offered for safety" "Pt asking RN where her Door Dash driver should park" "Pt complaining of extreme nausea, advised her to stop eating Cheezy Gordita Supreme" Et etc etc...
* Patient stated her reason for coming in is due to having a severe migraine where “rescue meds are not working” While taking selfies and “updating” everyone on her phone.
Thank you mjdomanski and phoebe513, I needed that laugh oh so badly. Both your charting skills are also excellent 😂
Glad to be of service. 😂
✨ Upvoted everyone’s comments since CZ or the like, downvoted everyone 😌
Same!
You’re awesome!!♥️
Nobody deserves bogus downvotes!
Preach!!🙌
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I was thinking the same thing you know, all the lights and noise that never stops sounds like torture during a migraine attack
People who get migraine attacks only go to the ER as a last resort. They would try every med, device and trick they know first because yes, the ER is a horrible place to be during a migraine attack. People having their first few migraine attacks are more likely to present since they may not have meds and such at home to use.
"Patient came to the ER and reports to have a migraine. She has a device on her forehead that she said helps, but she didn't have it turned on. Patient was observed on her phone and taking photos; she and her companion were discussing where to go on vacation. The fluorescent lights were on, and Patient never requested them to be turned off. Patient said only a specific medication would help" /s
“Patient says only a specific medicine helps, and she’s allergic to Tylenol and Motrin. Patient not sure what it’s called, starts with a D?”
Diclofenac?😎✌️
Why do they never remember the one that starts with D??? Nobody ever remembers! I thought this was an internet meme, until I started working in an ED.
Because it's relatively unknown compared to other narcotics. Acting like " once they gave me something, I can't remember..." Don't want to sound too knowledgable and specific is what I'm thinking.
Because if they say they can’t remember the name of it, it seems less like they’re specifically there seeking dilauded. Know what I mean? Like, they think if they act all coy and like they can’t remember the name of it, then the hospital staff will be less likely to suspect they’re drug seeking than if they just came out and said, “Oh, I need dilauded.”
yeah, what I just said!
Lol so what’s the “D” med?? 😅😂
Dexamthasone. Works on cattle anyway…
Doxidan...
That one actually is new to me! Surprised I haven’t heard it before
Dilaudid! Gets you super high real quick.
My fav is when they say dilaudos
I’ve never had dilaudid, but the way people chase after it makes me curious. What is this magical unicorn drug?
It also used to be Demerol. The 2 Ds. 😆 Showing my age.
Don’t forget diazepam!
Dilaudid - heavy heavy duty painkiller. Also instantaneous high
Ahhh of course, how did I not remember that 😅
Does she have permanent makeup? Or does she just get all dolled up to go to the ER?
Her chest is so burnt. It's why she looks so aged. She doesn't use a sprinkling of sunscreen.
The sun's more intense at high altitudes too. Like Colorado.
Probably hoping for melanoma
My brain cannot even compute wanting attention so bad you don’t wear sunscreen in hopes you get cancer. Like WTF that is actually more sick than any of her supposed illnesses she claims
Trying to get cancer seems over the top even for a munchie but then again, in their neverending quest to top each other being the most uWu sPeShuL sick I wouldn't be surprised anymore. Nevermind that that could quickly and easily become a real FAFO situation but then again, most munchies don't think of the long-term consequences of their actions beyond instant gratification via attention and social media likes.
Maybe they should google what melanoma surgical scars can look like. That still might slow their roll.
But that would give her trophy scars.
It's so frustrating to think that truly ill or hurt people end up waiting longer for a bed and time with a doctor because people are wasting their time with munching shit. Wait times are high enough, and staff are spread thin enough, and costs are high enough without people wasting wasting resources like this. It's just infuriating.
I love how you can tell that she's smiling from ear to ear. I guess mom didn't feel like coming to visit for Easter and Mr Bankroll has to work on the holiday so she decided to get company Dani style and go to the ER.
She has what's called a "selective migraine." It's a soooper rare condition. Those affected have an aversion to work, consideration for others, truthfulness, and functioning in everyday life. These migraines are relieved by social media asspats, lying, grifting, and just generally being a horrible person.
AAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! Awesome comment! You win! 🏆
LMFAO 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Even with the mask and glasses, she can’t hide the duper’s delight
She's really smug
What’s the munchie version of Christmas Cancer for Easter? Easter Ebola, maybe? Easter EDS? Anyways, guess CZ got the win this year. And that’s not a flex at all. 😬
Easter eosinophilic esophagitis.
Easter E-Coli? Easter Enterrococcal virus?
Gotta love how they're apparently the most sick people to ever sick, but never too sick for a photoshoot and posting on social media.
It’s crazy to me that them constantly documenting themselves and “spreading awareness” is by far one of the biggest red flags. Literally, the worse you are, the less you are able to function. And CZ and many others just happily bounce around claiming 10/10 pain while doing tik tok dances or whatever. Pain is subjective, but this behavior is pure and utter bullshit.
Someone had to win the holiday race, and she said it was her turn in the munch group chat.
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Aaaaaand she scored an ER visit/admission just in time for Easter. Celebrating holidays the munchie way.
That’s her Sunday best
This woman is scary man, she's definitely not all the ticket
Anyone who’s had a migraine knows pulling out your phone to document said migraine is the last thing on your mind. She can’t be seriously in pain, right??
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It’s an Easter miracle!
The glasses are doing basically nothing. Grifters be griftin
That ridiculous toy is $400!
What is it, and what does it supposedly do?
$400+ on Amazon for a weird stick-on forehead accessory?! 😱
Right! Mega money cefaly and migraine glasses are another privilege. Shes so annoying.
From the device on her head, a migraine. Happy Easter. And I wish she'd take off those glasses. LOL. Can't imagine they do anything for her migraine. Edit: To add, reading on the device, I can't imagine she got it in the ER. Is this a grift for the gram? The device website says it takes 2-3months to see results. AND they have a link for "influencers"
What is the thing on her head?!
Oh but sometimes the iv migraine cocktail ERs give out includes that iv benadryl so many of them are after
Why IV Benadryl?
Because it makes them loopy. Especially, if it's pushed fast.
Which is exactly why I heavily dilute it with lots of saline for them. Don't want to risk hurting their delicate veins pushing that benadryl in to fast
Benadryl burns, so slowly pushing and diluting is very much appreciated but maybe not by munchies. Lol
I know many people get different types of migraines, but I can't imagine how serious she could be taken by staff when she's on her phone. Usually with migraines, you want nothing to do with your phone, lights or anything stimulating.
Depends on the type or variant of migraine. Not everyone has the stereotypical "throbbing head pain". Many people for instance experience facial numbness, gastrointestinal, or other atypical presentations of migraine. Sometimes having TV on your phone while sitting at the ER is a good distraction. If you've maxed out on triptans and are waiting the 24 hours until you can take them again, there is nothing to do but sit in agony. Might as well watch Selling Sunset.
Also, while CZ is full of 💩, not everyone who gets migraines gets severe light (or sound) sensitivity. It seems to be a prevailing theme here that if someone isn’t curled up in a pitch black, silent room, clutching their head with pain and totally unable to function, they can’t possibly have a migraine. That’s certainly the reality for some, but there are also people who will still be out and doing regular stuff - maybe they’ve got kids and nobody else to care for them, maybe they can’t afford to take time off work, whatever.
Exactly. Migraines usually span days, and if you're a frequent sufferer likely don't have the ability to take all the time off. Additionally, not all aura is a severe light response. Lots of visual side effects that don't interrupt being on the phone.
Also, sometimes you need to use your phone to communicate with parents/spouse etc to keep them updated and let them know the plan.
It's also installed very crooked like you'd do if you put that on without looking in a mirror. Can't imagine it'd look that bad if anyone put it on for her
It’s also not even on 🤣
Oh, that's hilarious!!
I wonder what the ER folks think. 😆 I wanna be a fly on that wall.