Her lifts can look impressive because of the size of the weights, but they aren't.
You can't lift 185lb, but could you theoretically lift half of your own body weight? If you can, congratulations, you've met the traditional benchmark for a beginner deadlifter. But Anna has not.
A bodyweight ratio of 0.5 percent is the "beginner" benchmark, and she isn't even hitting that. Her 185lb lift would be beginner level for a 370 pound woman, novice level for a 185 pound woman, and intermediate level for a 150 pound woman.
If we estimate Anna at a conservative 550lb, her benchmark as a typical beginner would be 275lb. She isn't even close to that. Right now she is lifting 0.3 and she can't even do that correctly. She is putting herself in harm's way for short-term imaginary clout instead of doing anything that could actually benefit her.
There's another method of calculating your lifting proficiency called the Wilks coefficient, but the first calculator I found topped out at 400lb.