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Damn ALR has the same face as younger Mama Hamber here, no denying that’s mother and daughter
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And all Amber has to do is drop the orange chicken and pick up a pack of Marlboros (and a touch of meth), and can improve her health to match that of her mother in this picture. Let's be real; with everything we've seen and everything Amber's inadvertantly admitted to, this would likely be the 'good outcome' for her.Damn ALR has the same face as younger Mama Hamber here, no denying that’s mother and daughter
Ugh, her backside looks like it's chewing gum or something.
Just know that, with even the slightest movement, the smell will hit your face.
An object (Hamber's planet-sized shelf ass) put into motion shall remain in motion.Just know that, with even the slightest movement, the smell will hit your face.
The physics of it still fascinates me. Kinetic energy displaced in fat molecules.
If she was attending her dietician appointments then she knew exactly what she weighed on their calibrated scales. I do believe she was going because her weight gain and her binge excuses are what got her quick WLS plans derailed in the first place. The later dietician appointments, I’m more skeptical about mainly because we’ve seen no paperwork of the kind dieticians generally hand out. We’ve also seen none of the bariatric clinic dietician aids like the cookbooks or specialised bariatric supplements. All we’ve seen is some multi vitamins she ordered off Amazon, and some standard macros she could have read on any google search.She’s ‘sad’ (read: she’s enraged) because she thought she was back in the 400s. I am dying. I almost spurt wine through my sinuses in laughter.
A skipped appointment is deemed a weight gain in most clinics. In the US, a skipped appointment also means any insurance required medically supervised weight loss program (usually 3-6 months) automatically restarts. Of course for insurance purposes that doesn’t apply to Amber, but many surgeons will make it a clinic wide requirement anyway.If she went to the clinic and gotten weighed there, she would have known that she was not in the 400s. She would have known if she was gaining or losing. Is she doing like many participants in MSHPL and skipping appointments with the clinic? I would not be surprised.
Amber’s rhetoric is performative at most. She’s actually been gaining the whole time she’s been at the clinic except maybe the first month where she lost the 1lb they wanted, but when they didn’t book her surgery for the next day, she had Jade stop at at least 3 drive thrus on the way home and hasn’t stopped eating crap since. Since then she’s just been pretending for her audience. It’s been lie after lie, although I do believe the non-approval of WLS storyline. That said, I do not believe she ever had an appointment scheduled with the actual surgeon. She has this 3-4 month timeline now to try to turn things around, so I believe this weigh-in was just to get a new starting weight. The problem with lying about your weight-gain, is that to show a later loss you have to lose even more weight. Everyone knows the broken scale is an excuse and a lie. She isn’t fooling anyone.Amber is like a lot of patients in MSHPL, namely talking about the all work that they are doing while not losing an ounce. Her walking in place for a bit over one minute is not going to burn thousands of calories.
There was never a question that was what really happened. You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to realise that even if you’ve never had any experience with a bariatric clinic. The thing is Ms 140 IQ ALR, yet again underestimated her audience and had some significant back tracking to do. She’ll be discharged from that clinic as soon as her 3-4 months is over, if she manages to last that long.Well, there you have it folks. She 100% gained weight and tried to bullshit that dietitian with the BED excuse, just like everyone already knew. What a shocker. No wonder that clinic took several steps back. I don’t see her going there for very much longer.
I couldnt stop laughing when she coped that she couldnt use her old scale because of the dangling ankle lmfao. What a fucked excuseEveryone knows the broken scale is an excuse and a lie. She isn’t fooling anyone.
Yeah, this makes sense. I guess they can get whatever money out of her in the meantime, but both sides know she's never gonna make it. With people like Amber it's far easier to let them hang themselves by fucking up than trying to discharge them for something nebulous and get them in their feelings over it. Let her be the failure she is with no excuses to blame anyone but herself...although I'm sure she'll still try.I think the clinic will let her fuck arouns a find out. Every unnecessary appointment, every cancelation, and every minute she takes up is going to start to add up
It was at the initial seminar she attended when she spent all her time playing on her phone that the requirement mentioned was lose “at least 1lb”. That would never have been the end requirement. Basically they were being told ”do not gain anything”. They may well keep her around, as long as she’s not being a complete nuisance (she is). They collect her cash while really doing nothing for it, but eventually either the clinic or Amber herself would say enough.With the requirement being only losing one pound, would they let her stay even after she started gaining?
Bariatric clinics are as full of upsell items as freaking Mc Donald’s. From supplements, cookbooks, portion plates and bowls, marked up drinking bottles, even protein shakes and waters. Let alone dietician handouts about standard portions, hi and low GI foods, sample menus etc. Yet we’ve seen nothing. To be fair, the handouts might well be online in a private clinic support group style forum.It's not like I was thinking they give you some big fatty handbook or something that she could show off....but it seems like they would give patients something.
Indeed we haven’t. That’s not necessarily a tell though at very early in the process, particularly when a patient has been tagged as not ready for surgery. At this point the clinic would just be attempting to get a patient to eat healthier, drink more water, and get more daily movement in. This is the time when they are assessing her baseline health. They just want to see her changing her priorities and preparing for the much more restrictive diet times ahead. If she can’t manage the simple changes, then she won’t handle the hard ones, consequently excluding her from surgical approval.Aside from her stupid ass metrics she puts in herself in her videos, though, we've seen nothing that would indicate she's actually following any sort of structured program.
It’s hard to say and really depends on the clinic and how busy it was. The one I was associated with was so busy they had a three strikes and you’re out rule. Miss an appointment (or even reschedule) twice, it was noticed, written up and a formal warning was given. The third time and you were discharged by the clinic. While there was an appeal process, you'd better have a death certificate of a first line relative with the funeral notice showing the times clashed for all three appointments to get the appeal accepted. If not, the option was there to start over, but it would be at least another year before you’d get an intake appointment.I just wonder how long any clinic would continue to fuck with her and her nonsense even if she was paying them out of pocket. Like, she's literally just not worth the hassle of however much money she's throwing their way.
Her dietician appointments are in person. Her psych appointments are online, and not through the bariatric clinic. That’s how she’s presented them. Her seminar was also in person and she would have been weighed in then as well.She keeps insisting that because of COVID all these visits are online now. How in the hell would they weigh her online?
There does come a point when you have to discharge a patient because everyone is wasting their time and energy (patience even). Amber may be very close to that time already. The 3-4 month review is just humouring her. They know she’s not going to lose any significant weight, but this review means they are at least giving her another chance. I doubt she has any actual clinic appointments now until that 3 months is up, and I guarantee you they’ll have her into the clinic for a supervised weigh-in on their calibrated scales. Her psych was a referral and not a member of the clinic staff so he really doesn’t matter.With people like Amber it's far easier to let them hang themselves by fucking up than trying to discharge them for something nebulous and get them in their feelings over it.
Any way you look at it, it will be the clinics fault. They’ve already failed her by not approving her WLS 3 months ago. They don’t know how Amber’s body works the way she does, because she is unique. The fact is, she’s no different to any other 400lb+ fattie. There simply aren’t any excuses bariatric professionals haven’t already heard hundreds of times before. Amber is a textbook deathfat.Let her be the failure she is with no excuses to blame anyone but herself...although I'm sure she'll still try.
They way Amber told it was, they gave her a list of psychologists to choose from after she couldn't manipulate the clinic psych. So her current psychologist is from a list the clinic provided.Her psych was a referral and not a member of the clinic staff so he really doesn’t matter
So it seems the absence of ANY proof is proof that she might not be in any sort of program at all and this is all just bullshit for content.
I don't think they're going to do anything further with her until she's completed her 12 sessions and they get the psychologist's assessment. The assessment will not go in her favor.I'm mostly just curious though about: What if she really is involved in a program. She's gained weight rather than losing. She's backtracked about her supposed BED.
I agree. And also I've noticed that she no longer mentions her meeting with the "entire team" nor is she mentioning her supposed meeting with the surgeon. So either it was bs to begin with or they have been cancelled. It sounds like to me that she has been derailed from her dreams of getting WLS in 3-4 months due to her not losing any weight and actually gaining weight during her past few weigh ins (as we all predicted she did). If she hasn't been put into the category of noncompliant patient yet, she will be at the end of the 12 sessions and/or when she continues to gain weight.I don't think they're going to do anything further with her until she's completed her 12 sessions and they get the psychologist's assessment. The assessment will not go in her favor.
I doubt they will even require the psychologist’s assessment. The psychologist was recommended to her but isn’t part of the team or the clinic. This isn’t a “talk the talk” situation type deal. It’s a “walk the walk” deal. The proof that she’s done the required work is actual consistent weight loss, plus taking personal accountability for the situation she is in. She can’t continue to play victim and get approved. She must accept responsibility and turn the situation around. The only proof she has will be with consistent, sustained weight loss.I don't think they're going to do anything further with her until she's completed her 12 sessions and they get the psychologist's assessment. The assessment will not go in her favor.
She was never going to that meeting. As I’ve mentioned before, those full team meetings happen regularly in clinics. They are called MDTs (multi-disciplinary team meetings). In those meetings any upcoming surgeries are discussed as are any current issues team members might be having with patients. Guaranteed they did discuss her case because she was harassing her dietician at that time, and they’ve come up with a non-negotiable plan for her moving forward, ie the 12 “successful”psych appointments and a review in 3-4 months. I have never heard of a patient being invited to those meetings, mostly because that would require all staff present to be very careful and restrained in what they could say in front of the patient, and the patient’s input is irrelevant anyway. It stifles the real conversation that needs to be had. So yes, I believe she was discussed at a regular MDT, but she was never invited to attend.And also I've noticed that she no longer mentions her meeting with the "entire team" nor is she mentioning her supposed meeting with the surgeon. So either it was bs to begin with or they have been cancelled.
With Amber, what she does not mention is as important as what she is saying. If she had the meeting and was able to convince him to do the surgery "to save her life", she would have told us that she knows her body better than medical professionals and they agree to the surgery. Instead, it could well be that she had that meeting with the surgeon but he told her in no uncertain terms that she needs to lose at least X amount of weight for them to even consider approving her for surgery, and to stop pestering the dietician with endless questions. She probably gained about 20 pounds since this meeting, so this is why she was surprised. I think this WLS arc might be on its last leg as many expected. The next food haul will tell us if she is doing any sensible diet.And also I've noticed that she no longer mentions her meeting with the "entire team" nor is she mentioning her supposed meeting with the surgeon. So either it was bs to begin with or they have been cancelled.
Absolutely not. Amber is blaming the clinic for not doing the surgery. It is never her fault. Do not forget that Amber blamed Becky for the cancer and then blame the surgeon who did the hysterectomy for depraving her to have a daughter.Deep down she knows that she fucked up and that she and she alone, is the reason she is not getting WLS in a few short months. It's probably the first time in her life that ALR has been held accountable (with consequences) for her weight gain - and I am here for it.