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University: famously, a place with absolutely no people or social interactionsAh, sounds like she chose "going out" over going to school, in spite of missing it oh so much.
I subscribe to the hypothesis that she has secret fetish content and some sort of scatological fascination. She is so gross. I will admit to a brief laugh reading your comment first because I had never heard of urodynamics and the word is funny, but looking it up it immediately made sense why it is what it is and how important it is for helping people. It’s not dignified but a lot of being actually sick or disabled is not dignified—you do what you have to do to stay alive and relatively well. Her being so dismissive and puerile is gross and doesn’t really lend her much disability cred, now does it?Anyway, of course Vicky immediately has begun researching occult tethered cord, which partly is diagnosed through urodynamics
she comes across as incredibly entitled and it's very clear she's not interested in doing any work
Like @behindyourightnow also said, there’s a snowball’s chance in hell her profs view her as anything other than a gnat. If they do notice her absence, they are probably relieved she is not there to be a smelly nuisance.her professors have a lot of students and do not have time to be thinking about her
Ominous foreshadowing!
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She's also begging for hundreds of dollars to buy her magic specially compounded meds because she will die if she takes the kind that cost six bucks at CVS.
But those are (at least in my corner of the world) pretty fucking expensive (talking from experience). We all know she's getting allowance from parents but surely not enough for genetic testing? Is Medicaid (or whatever insurance she's on) covering them?Maybe genetic testing, those can take a while.
It varies by state, but it seems Medicaid in New York will cover genetic testing for Lynch Syndrome and BRCA at least, provided you meet certain criteria.But those are (at least in my corner of the world) pretty fucking expensive (talking from experience). We all know she's getting allowance from parents but surely not enough for genetic testing? Is Medicaid (or whatever insurance she's on) covering them?
Calling it now- that's what she will claimMedicaid in New York will cover genetic testing for Lynch Syndrome
Medicaid in NY has changed a bit due to the pandemic (was expanded, now being reigned back in) but it's pretty hard to find an updated and explicit list of what is and is not covered, the coverage lists are pretty vague - whatever you found is probably correct though, most of the changes post-pandemic are eligibility related (for now at least). To my knowledge straight medicaid (not medicaid managed care) may cover pharmacogenomic testing but it does not cover other gene testing in the absence of certain criteria, as you mentioned, and even then you can get screwed if insurance or the provider decide retroactively that the criteria you previously met were not actually sufficient. Gene testing for meds is way less expensive than comprehensive testing though, so if she's getting a more complete genomic test, she either meets the criteria enough for medicaid to seek risk reduction through secondary prevention, medicaid is partially covering it (they do have co-pays for stuff that isn't fully covered, like some lab testing, but its limited to a maximum of $50 per quarter and $200 per year, and once you exceed that limit you are exempt from copays) or someone else is paying for it, either directly or indirectly through her lil allowance.It varies by state, but it seems Medicaid in New York will cover genetic testing for Lynch Syndrome and BRCA at least, provided you meet certain criteria.
Sorry that's from 2015, but that was the first thing I found, and I can't imagine they would have revoked coverage since then.
Still think my favorite is electrolytes send her into anaphylaxis so she needs special treatment at the hospital, but if you searched her feed for desperately needing Gatorade it comes up over and over."...am prone to anaphylaxis without them"
The "MCAS" insta/twitter/tiktok trend has spread like the plague and infected young women.
These buffoons think that they are allergic to the world, to the point that they overdose on benadryl and demand multiple epi pens...it's social contagion and absolute nonsense.
See also: EDS/POTS/gastroparesis.
Well technically Tweeting doesn't make a noise, except typing.Poor Vickie, suffering in silence.
Lmao, that's right she claims she is deathly allergic to the colonoscopy bowel prep.Still think my favorite is electrolytes send her into anaphylaxis so she needs special treatment at the hospital, but if you searched her feed for desperately needing Gatorade it comes up over and over.
That happens because so many homeless people are crazy and it’s safer to ignore all of them than engage with one who wants to scam or rob you. It’s almost like Vicky spends virtually no time on the streets of NYC.I know this is OT (but not really, because Vicky is the embodiment of virtuous victimhood) but I read an interesting article today: Virtuous victimhood as a Dark Triad resource transfer strategy.
Some of you might enjoy reading it, too.
I’ve noticed an increase in the last couple of years or so of patients describing themselves as “empaths” who are always on the receiving end of narcissistic abuse - but after assessment it’s pretty obvious they’re the ones with a raging personality disorder. Tbh it’s such a tell that the assessment is almost redundant, especially if they also use the term “medical gaslighting” in that first visit. I actually don’t mind personality disordered patients, except the self anointed “empaths”. They’re never interested in getting better, only validation.
I see this pattern in so many cows, and I love the farms for spotting them again and again!
Tax and illustration:
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