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i will take bullshit, self-denial for 800, Alex!"Blood sugar levels a little high, but not bad"---Yea because he's been in the hospital since yesterday and has already been given meds to bring his blood sugar level down to where "a little high, but not bad".
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IF he "pounds water", the beetus must have really been working overtime on his kidneys making him urinate to end up dehydrated as he says. But wait, a week ago he was begging for money to buy himself soda too.Some comments on some recent posts. Lucas claims he "pounds water". Also, he eats mostly pasta and quesadillas. His daily hamburger spaghetti, of course. How can he afford this? The government pays for it, since he is special.
If this happened to a person who is a productive member of society who has health insurance they would be out thousands of dollars. But Lucas? Oh, he's plenty good. We will cover it. Lolcows don't have insurance so the taxpayer pays for it.
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Pasta and all that should be eaten in small portions. I'm sure hes eating a plate or 2 full. Plus soda, if not diet or sugar free is horrible... Protein can help lower blood sugar, it's why I think he eats so much cheese on stuff.Some comments on some recent posts. Lucas claims he "pounds water". Also, he eats mostly pasta and quesadillas. His daily hamburger spaghetti, of course. How can he afford this? The government pays for it, since he is special.
If this happened to a person who is a productive member of society who has health insurance they would be out thousands of dollars. But Lucas? Oh, he's plenty good. We will cover it. Lolcows don't have insurance so the taxpayer pays for it.
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Even if they were willing to give him one he'd end up on the street again sooner or later, stop taking his immunosuppressant drugs along with everything else and that would be the end of the kidney, and likely lucas along with it as he'd be too stupid to realize what was going on and die in the shelter or under a bridge somewhereHe will never get a donor kidney. He’s too non-compliant to be on the transplant list and mama Myrna and fam would never.
Wait.....So his doctors must have done a blood test when he got admitted, noticed some enzyme issues indicating his kidneys were failing scheduled a biopsy but put pre-emptively arranged the dialysis before the biopsy results were available.....big yikes. Thats a 'confirm what we already suspect, your kidneys are in bad shape' move. That isn't a good sign for himmothman96 said:On Wednesday he said he'd be having the biopsy Thursday, but he just had it done today.
He won't be able to keep doing that if he wants to keep living. Renal diets are very low protein. There won't be any more buying 10 bricks of cheese and eating a massive plate of clinkerdaggers prime rib unless he's willing to die for it. Between the beetus and the kidney problems he is going to hate his diet, which is why I doubt he'll stick to it for very longVi0l3t said:Protein can help lower blood sugar, it's why I think he eats so much cheese on stuff.
At least a "silver lining" is that he doesn't have to endure living like he does forever.
He's at a really bad age to be already showing renal failure. He's not going to live long.Thats a 'confirm what we already suspect, your kidneys are in bad shape' move. That isn't a good sign for him
Indeed, which goes to show how unhealthy his lifestyle is. All he had to do to stay relatively healthy was to not act like a sped, not gorge himself and not neglect his health. None of which he is capable of. Yet the whole time he was fucking himself over he was bragging about how he's totally ready to be a father. Yeah a guy who can't take care of his own kidneys is surely ready to take care of a baby. Like I said, lucas being lucas i'll be surprised if he makes it to christmasHe's at a really bad age to be already showing renal failure. He's not going to live long.
Grease trap said:We will never see another impassioned rant on the streets of Downtown Spokane, no more wild exclamations of BIGOTRY and CLASSISM by GEN ZEEEE. The Wern we've all come to know, hate, and laugh at is almost certainly dead.
In most other cases of lolcows dodging death, I would agree. But our AttractiveOlderPedophile has been condemned to dialysis, and we all know he has the self control of a starved amoeba. Even assuming he's an edge case of only needing dialysis temporarily (as he claims), his body is clearly fucked. His rapacious desires have always trumped rationality, and given his denial about the gravity of his situation, there's no doubt he's going to further neglect his health to the point where he's 6 feet under in a barren grave paid for by the American taxpayer before Christmas 2022.Lolcows seem to dodge death more often than the average person. I think he'll be around for at least a few more years, with the help of the good tax payers of Washington.
In most other cases of lolcows dodging death, I would agree. But our AttractiveOlderPedophile has been condemned to dialysis, and we all know he has the self control of a starved amoeba. Even assuming he's an edge case of only needing dialysis temporarily (as he claims), his body is clearly fucked. His rapacious desires have always trumped rationality, and given his denial about the gravity of his situation, there's no doubt he's going to further neglect his health to the point where he's 6 feet under in a barren grave paid for by the American taxpayer before Christmas 2022.
But will he still find his Zoomer bae?Average age for starting initial dialysis: 65.
Average life expectancy after starting dialysis: 60% died in 5 years. 25% die before 10 years. 15% make it a full decade or more.
What increases mortality? Overall poor health, obesity, and usually age. But if overweight, being under 70 doesn’t extend life.
He’s dead.
Unfortunately given the choice between no more clankerdogger meals & cheese binge sessions and death...He won't be able to keep doing that if he wants to keep living. Renal diets are very low protein. There won't be any more buying 10 bricks of cheese and eating a massive plate of clinkerdaggers prime rib unless he's willing to die for it. Between the beetus and the kidney problems he is going to hate his diet, which is why I doubt he'll stick to it for very long
This is of course, assuming Lucas didn't get hospitalized for something minor and is lying/playing it up for pity points.Almost sounds like he has been released from the hospital.
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He's lying. They wouldn't be putting him on dialysis if he didn't. He's also contradicting himself - by his own admission theres a kidney biopsy involved and he's already had at least one bloodwork lab done, which is what told the doctors he needed to do dialysis in the first placeAlmost sounds like he has been released from the hospital.
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If anything lucas is lying to cover up the kidney problems because of how serious it is and how admitting to it contradicts the i'm totally healthy and ready for kids claims. The kidney problems are real - he's too stupid to come up with something like kidney failure, let alone to include a biopsy and dialysis as part of it. Plus he wouldn't intentionally lie in a way to make himself look bad/unhealthy, and it fits his recent symptoms and general shit healthFanatical Pragmatist said:This is of course, assuming Lucas didn't get hospitalized for something minor and is lying/playing it up for pity points.
Most patients with IgA-dominant MRSA-GN experience a fulminant course of acute renal failure, severe proteinuria, and variable hematuria. However, after early eradication of MRSA infection using an antibiotic, there have been reports of renal function recovering in patients.[13] A separate report revealed the eradication of MRSA infection and restoration of renal function after additional steroid treatment.[16] However, considering that infection causes this disease, aggressive steroid pulse therapy and immunosuppressant treatment for rapidly progressive crescentic GN is dangerous. Moreover, steroid therapy may induce a latent MRSA infection with potential for activation. Therefore, we suggest controlling the MRSA infection first with adequate antibiotics and then treating it according to the guideline for IgA nephropathy.[19] Conservative therapy of renin-angiotensin system blockade with blood pressure control was initiated while the proteinuria was 0.5 to 1 g/day. An add-on steroid therapy was administrated only when persistent proteinuria >1 g/day and glomerular filtrate rate >50 mL/minute per 1.73 m2 was detected after 3 to 6 months of optimized supportive care.
Glomerular crescent formation is an uncommon occurrence in this new type of poststaphylococcal GN and complicates the clinical outcome. In total, 11 patients with this entity have been described in the literature; 9 were infected with MRSA, and 1 was infected with methicillin-sensitive staphylococcus aureus.[4–6,8,9,14,17] The clinical characteristics of these patients included at least 1 with glomerular crescent formation on renal biopsy. In total, 6 patients received immunosuppressive therapy as well as antibiotics. All patients recovered partial renal function; however, 2 died because of infectious complications. The use of immunosuppressive therapy in this setting is unclear due to limited supporting evidence in literature. We suggest that immunosuppressant use should be considered when the patient's renal function deteriorates after well controlling the underlying MRSA infection. In our patient, although her skin infection resolved long before her admission, renal pathology was irreversible due to advanced fibrocellular crescent formation. Therefore, more aggressive treatment was not indicated, and she permanently lost her renal function at a young age.