🍗 Deathfat Amberlynn Reid - 600 pound pathological liar and U-Haul lesbian moving in with her next live-in maid/nurse/girlfriend.

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twi1992 said:
Burgerlandian here: Thanksgiving isn't as big of a deal as Christmas but it's a biggish deal for most. So much so that some people have two different dinners sometimes - Thanksgiving (family) and Friendsgiving. I THINK they had Friendsgiving when Amber was still staying with Eric and Rickie. Wonder what happened there? Aren't they still all best friends? 🤔🤔🤔
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And even at Friendsgiving you usually invite whoever is going to be alone on Thanksgiving to your family Thanksgiving because, you know, you're friends and you care. If Amby went to a Freindsgiving it's funny how that didn't work out for her.
 
Owlflaps said:
If I were Jade, I probably wouldn't let my family know that I'm grifting off a lardass in the slim hopes of making it big off YouTube. Maybe I'd say a white lie and tell them I was rooming with a friend.

It sounds more pathetic the more I read it.
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There’s also the chance that the family is in on it and fully supportive of the griftee chosen by Wifey. Thanksgiving and Christmas are probably planning sessions, where they work on the future of the grift.
 
Oliveoil said:
Having A Hard Time Even Putting Away Laundry-1.mp4
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Muh mentals, but still feeling herself enough to eye fuck the camera.
Turd Fergusson said:
I am surprised that she did not make some dry sandwiches as she did before with Becky.
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Remember how pissed she was at Eric when he came home with fast food and didn't bring her any?
"Thanks for asking me if I wanted anything boo boo"
twi1992 said:
I THINK they had Friendsgiving when Amber was still staying with Eric and Rickie. Wonder what happened there? Aren't they still all best friends? 🤔🤔🤔
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The boys no longer have to pretend to like Fat AL now that Becky seems to have cut ties.

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dollastoho said:
Remember how pissed she was at Eric when he came home with fast food and didn't bring her any?
"Thanks for asking me if I wanted anything boo boo"

The boys no longer have to pretend to like Fat AL now that Becky seems to have cut ties.

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And then said all annoyed "I thought you weren't driving by any fast food" while stuffing her face with four half sandwiches.
 
I can’t believe I’m saying this, but she should do another mukbang while Jade is away. Mostly because some of her peak cuntiness occurs in those vids, which in turn is more entertaining.
 
I call shenanigans said:
Both the surgeon and the hospital ensure they have their cash upfront, since there's no financial risk to them should something go drastically wrong.
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What happens if the patient had enough for the surgery but not for the complications afterward? Does the hospital get to write it off?
 
Most Bariatric surgeries nowadays are gastric sleeves (aka VSG) because it’s just cutting out the stomach into a sleeve or skinny banana shape. Therefore you lose weight from eating less, but without the malabsorption of gastric bypass (aka RNY) or duodenal switch (DS). However, there is a high risk of developing GERD with VSG because of the new stomach shape and width. Some surgeons will revise to bypass if the GERD is severe enough, or go straight to bypass if you have a history of GERD. Duodenal switch causes fat malabsorption so if you have a history of IBS you get VSG or RNY to reduce the chance of chronic dirty crapped briefs.

So while most surgeries are VSG because they’re easier and cheaper, most surgeons can or will do RNY if it’s a better operation in the long run. You also have to take vitamins along with the right diet regardless of operation type, and compliance with that is something doctors and insurance watches for in a potential patient.
 
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Free the Pedos said:
What happens if the patient had enough for the surgery but not for the complications afterward? Does the hospital get to write it off?
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The patient is responsible for paying their hospital bill in the U.S. If they don't pay, the hospital transfers the account to a collections agency. Which fucks up your credit.
 
toilet_rainbow said:
So while most surgeries are VSG because they’re easier and cheaper, most surgeons can or will do RNY if it’s a better operation in the long run. You also have to take vitamins along with the right diet regardless of operation type, and compliance with that is something doctors and insurance watches for in a potential patient.
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In kind of a sad sign of the times, I've noticed most of the surgeons in Aus are now pushing the VSG (gastric sleeve) because it's less risky especially for their larger patients. While they know it brings more long term risk with GERD and less weightloss, they then offer the second stage of the duodenal switch procedure both to counter any weight regain and/or to restart any stalled weightloss after the initial sleeve procedure. This delayed procedure also give patients the time to get private health insurance in place for the revision, as I've yet to hear of a bariatric surgeon offering selfpay for revisional bariatric surgeries. It just seems like they are going into the surgery expecting the patient to fail, rather than making the better choice for the patient upfront.

This is actually what Dr Proctor did with Amanda in season two of Family by the Ton. He did the safer VSG procedure until she dropped under a certain weight, then converted that procedure to a duodenal switch to help her lose even more of her excess weight.
 
D_Tractor said:
They usually let patients settle for pennies on the dollar.
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...then write off the rest:
Most hospitals categorize unpaid bills into two categories. Charity care is when hospitals write off bills for patients who cannot afford to pay. When patients who are expected to pay do not, their debts are known as bad debt.
 
lottalove said:
She also made sure to look like "just got done cryeen" and wear no makeup. Poor thing.
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You can tell how performative it is. Poor widdle Amber. She's suffering from bad mental health, you guys! But she's still so empowered nothing can get her down.
 
toilet_rainbow said:
I can’t believe I’m saying this, but she should do another mukbang while Jade is away. Mostly because some of her peak cuntiness occurs in those vids, which in turn is more entertaining.
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She could mukbang my dick. Totally checked out from the Hamplanet a long time ago. I check in here to see if she's dead yet.

Apparently not.

But her worthless fucking corpse manages to persist. Love that for her.
 
I keep checking in to see if amber has left the apartment. Is she like agoraphobic now? I want a Walmart vlog.
 
adrawerwithnoforks said:
The patient is responsible for paying their hospital bill in the U.S. If they don't pay, the hospital transfers the account to a collections agency. Which fucks up your credit.
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Medical debt does not impact credit score. From Equifax:
Most healthcare providers do not report to the three nationwide credit bureaus (Equifax, Experian and TransUnion), which means most medical debt is not typically included on credit reports and does not generally factor into credit scores.
 
Silver Surfer said:
Medical debt does not impact credit score. From Equifax:
Most healthcare providers do not report to the three nationwide credit bureaus (Equifax, Experian and TransUnion), which means most medical debt is not typically included on credit reports and does not generally factor into credit scores.
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Medical debt might not, but if it's bought my a collection agency that will end up on your credit report.
 
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