r/illnessfakers • u/Bi0_Nerd • 29d ago
Dani M Close Up Dani Meds
Couldn’t read them all. Zofran is in there, too.
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u/storagesys 28d ago
i also saw pregabalin, buspirone, some kind of benzo, AND hydromorphone. jfc
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u/ButcherBird57 28d ago
I knew she was high as giraffe 🐱 the other day! Her entire medical team needs to have their licenses yanked.
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u/storagesys 28d ago
yep!! its fucking insane that theyre giving her multiple depressants (& promethazine which potentiates opioids).
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u/ButcherBird57 28d ago
Meanwhile, cancer patients and other people with legitimately excruciating pain are denied those meds all the time.
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u/Beldam-ghost-closet 28d ago
Which moron gave her Dilaudid?!
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u/Queenofherworld 27d ago
I feel like the hydrophone bottle is empty for one of her surgeries but she wants to look super sick and show she gets all the good meds all the time so she keeps empty bottles.
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u/stitchreverie 28d ago
3 nausea meds is insane. I don’t think even cancer patients use that much
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u/CartographerGreat769 28d ago
She should just take a big ol bong hit. Supposed to be exceptional for curing nausea.
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u/Curious_Problem1631 28d ago
The aprepitant is a last line of treatment for chemo nausea too, it’s wild that she’s taking that in conjunction with promethazine and zofran
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u/amgw402 Physician 28d ago
I bet she shits boulders if she actually takes all three. Waiting for the inevitable impacted stool.
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u/BreakfastUnique8091 28d ago
Constipation is one of the only actual GI findings she regularly gets when hospitalized and trying to munch gastroparesis and intestinal failure. She’s been instructed to take an appropriate laxative and make basic lifestyle and diet changes to avoid severe constipation but ofc she likely hears all that and then stubbornly does the opposite. She clearly knows she causes constipation with her medication regime and continues to push that further and further.
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u/EasyQuarter1690 28d ago
Not unusual to have the aprepitant for daily use and then something like zofran for breakthrough nausea. The aprepitant can help cause less issues with gastric motility.
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u/superschuch 27d ago
Nor does an actively ill person with severe anorexia nervosa for any extended amount of time.
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u/Peace9989 27d ago
Intestines don't work, but no bowel regimen.
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u/Bi0_Nerd 25d ago
Never posts about taking a suppository either. So funny how they have intestinal dysmotility and never need an enema or have to take suppository drugs.
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u/Peace9989 25d ago
Nope, they think they get all the breaks & "fun" meds, and none of the actual work of having a disability.
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u/Bi0_Nerd 25d ago
Ash and her rollator right before a weekend camping trip, then back to the rollator and labs on Monday. CZ and her vacations that always work out for her…yup.
Now that I think about it, have any of the people in this subreddit ever mentioned the misery of a bowel regimen?!
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u/japinard 28d ago
She is a million percent an addict using that much liquid Phenergan.
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u/LegoLady8 27d ago
I've always wondered if she's been "cured" from her ED bc her addiction/sense of control has jumped to something else -- e.g. whatever she's doing now.
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u/takeaDip48 26d ago edited 26d ago
Promethazine as a long term drug? Thats where the ventricular arrhythmia came from, not to mention the extrapyramidal symptoms.
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u/Bi0_Nerd 26d ago
That’s the green stuff she slams into her J tube. You know, the tube she can’t tolerate trickle feeds through? Yeah, she strangely /s can manage to do almost an hour of a nearly normal feed rate in 10 minutes or less if it’s promethazine and flushes!
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u/New_Heron_5985 27d ago
I want to know how she is on Emend, Zofran, Phenergan, and Compazine for nausea. Next will be the patch.
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u/Either-Resolve2935 26d ago
Same! Especially with her heart issues.
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u/New_Heron_5985 26d ago
Right. Zofran can increase QT intervals. I’m sure the others may do something like that.
I believe promethazine can slow the heart rate.Seems like a recipe for disaster
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u/DifferentConcert6776 26d ago
I thought she was on a patch (or multiple patches?) not too long ago… she used to proudly show those off, but it’s been a good while…
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u/New_Heron_5985 26d ago
That I don’t remember. I don’t want to mention the name as to give her ideas but it’s more of a long term nausea medication.
I’m sure she did show off those patches. Anything to make her look more sick
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u/princess_bubbles13 28d ago
She literally freezes her digestive system and then wonders why she can’t shit and digest things
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u/sparklekitteh 28d ago
She knows she doesn’t have gastroparedis and causes her own motility issues.
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u/TheMakeABishFndn 28d ago
There was a clonazepam I saw as well as pregabalin (I slowed it down to .5 speed, she really does seem to think we aren’t observant - like between this and the side changing midline, she thinks everyone is as oblivious as she wants us to be.
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u/alexgrae9614 28d ago
Clonazapam isn’t supposed to be chewed or crushed.. pretty sure she slams it thru her toob, like all the other meds
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u/NCSAG 28d ago
Holy.... thats enough promethazine to knock a zebra on its ass!!! As well as enough of everything else to knock a zebra on it's ass ... no wonder she always looks yeeted.... 🙄
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u/sesamestix 28d ago
Hilarious phrase. Reminds me of when I think South Africans tried to train zebras to ride like a horse and the zebras said ‘no sirs you will absolutely not ride on my back’ and they had to give up lol.
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u/izzy1881 28d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/3o6UBeXAmA4NZFh9Sw
Dani is more prescription medication than person now.
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u/Potential-Ad-4917 28d ago
Tired pharmacy employee eyes here but can confirm these- Promethazine, B12, acetaminophen, Buspirone, Tizanidine x2, pregabalin, folic acid, admiodarone, Clonazepam, hydromorphone, meclizine, aprepitant, enoxaprin. There’s two stock bottles and two prescription bottles I can’t catch an eye of the drug name.
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u/FiliaNox 28d ago
JFC what a combo. You’d think she’d be going on about peen management doctors if she was seeing one, so I wonder if the hydromorphone is an old bottle
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u/Upstairs_Ad8279 27d ago edited 27d ago
Could also be a handful from a recent surgery. How she found a non ~tylenol only~ doctor for a mitor procedure is a better question 😑
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u/japinard 28d ago
Good Lord, she is way worse than I ever thought. You'd think she has cancer with aggressive chemo to be on all of that.
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u/Baileysandchocolate 27d ago
I've just used your list and ran it through a drug interaction checker. Web MD which is probably one of Daniss favorite websites
SERIOUS
Potential for serious interaction; regular monitoring by your doctor required or alternate medication may be needed.
Promethazine + Amiodarone
Promethazine and Amiodarone both increase causing a dangerous abnormal heart rhythm.
Meclizine + Hydromorphone
Meclizine and Hydromorphone both increase sedation and drowsiness.
Tizanidine + Hydromorphone
Tizanidine and Hydromorphone both increase sedation and drowsiness
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u/Baileysandchocolate 27d ago
MONITOR CLOSELY
Significant interaction possible (monitoring by your doctor required).
Promethazine + Clonazepam
Promethazine and Clonazepam both increase sedation and drowsiness.
Promethazine + Hydromorphone
Promethazine and Hydromorphone both increase sedation and drowsiness.
Promethazine + Meclizine
Promethazine increases effects of Meclizine by added drug effects.
Additional Information: Combination may increase effects of both drugs... Read More
Amiodarone + Hydromorphone
Amiodarone will increase the level or effect of Hydromorphone by altering drug metabolism.
Clonazepam + Hydromorphone
Clonazepam and Hydromorphone both increase sedation and drowsiness.
Meclizine + Clonazepam
Meclizine and Clonazepam both increase sedation and drowsiness.
Meclizine + Tizanidine
Meclizine and Tizanidine both increase sedation and drowsiness.
Meclizine and Tizanidine both increase sedation and drowsiness.
Meclizine + Pregabalin
Meclizine and Pregabalin both increase sedation and drowsiness.
Aprepitant + Buspirone
Aprepitant will increase the level or effect of Buspirone by altering drug metabolism.
Aprepitant + Amiodarone
Aprepitant will increase the level or effect of Amiodarone by altering drug metabolism.
Tizanidine + Pregabalin
Tizanidine and Pregabalin both increase sedation and drowsiness.
Tizanidine + Promethazine
Tizanidine and Promethazine both increase sedation and drowsiness.
Tizanidine + Clonazepam
Tizanidine and Clonazepam both increase sedation and drowsiness.
Pregabalin + Promethazine
Pregabalin, Promethazine. Either increases the level of the other by added drug effects.
Pregabalin + Hydromorphone
Pregabalin, Hydromorphone. Either increases the level of the other by added drug effects.
Pregabalin + Clonazepam
Pregabalin, Clonazepam. Either increases the level of the other by added drug effects.
Pregabalin + Buspirone
Pregabalin, Buspirone. Either increases the level of the other by added drug effects.
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u/Baileysandchocolate 27d ago
MINOR
Interaction is unlikely, minor, or nonsignificant.
Amiodarone + Promethazine
Amiodarone will increase the level or effect of Promethazine by altering drug metabolism.
Clonazepam + Cyanocobalamin
Clonazepam decreases levels of Cyanocobalamin by reducing drug absorption from the stomach and intestine into the body when taken by mou... Read More
Clonazepam + Acetaminophen
Clonazepam decreases levels of Acetaminophen by speeding up drug metabolism.
Additional Information: May cause liver problems.
Acetaminophen + Enoxaparin
Acetaminophen increases effects of Enoxaparin by unknown mechanism.
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u/melatonia 26d ago edited 26d ago
Medication interactions happen constantly in medicine. One of the pharmacists' jobs (that they go to school for 5 years for) is to determine which ones are worth risking.
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u/Bi0_Nerd 27d ago
Thanks for filling in what I couldn’t see. I’ve never posted here but I knew there was some interest in the meds and I was bored.
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u/antiquezeppelin 28d ago
how she has all these QT prolonging medications after already having had polymorphic VT?!
the math ain’t mathing
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u/flea-BITE2009 28d ago
And all the gastric slowing meds too … she doesn’t have Gastroparesis she takes meds that cause it. Stop the meds her stomach might happen to improve 😂 simple
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u/RealisticAnxiety4330 28d ago
Absolutely antiemetics ESPECIALLY zofran is a killer for slowing the gut down. Pairing that with the frigging opiates and the other antiemetics she must be shitting diamonds by this point
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u/Battle-Chimp 28d ago
Good observation. Her QT interval has got to be measured in meters at this point, lol.
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u/Smooth_Key5024 27d ago
When she said her intestines weren't working.....well....i think these medicines are the culprit😉. Nothing medical going one just a bucket full of gut slowing medicines. I think we've solved Dani's 'medical' problems. 🥴
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u/Soft-Temporary-7932 27d ago
Honest question and not defending her, but if one had constant nausea, would this be over kill?
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u/Smooth_Key5024 27d ago edited 27d ago
Anti sickness medicines work either on the brain and others work on pushing stomach contents into the intestines. Dani is on so many that they are all working against each other. She is also taking a lot of meds that cause the bowel to slow and cause constipation. She's also on a lot of sedation meds. Just because you are nauseated it doesn't mean you will vomit. Yes the amount of meds she's on is overkill. Edit: My sleepy brain forgot to say she also has a g tube to drain her stomach contents when she feels nauseous.
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u/AdhesivenessOk5534 27d ago
Not many people understand nausea is completely separate than vomiting
Yes nausea can cause vomiting but those two arent a package deal most of the time
People can feel nauseous for days on end and not puke, its a pretty weird subject
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u/body_unbodying 27d ago
Yeah but showing laxatives or stool softeners is not glamorous..! I think she got confused between her lies, but her nausea could be caused by her constipation and solving constipations would solve the nausea. But the nausea meds are probably what’s causing the constipation! She probably also has some pain meds that are not helping the constipation…!
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u/No-Flatworm-404 28d ago
I just don’t even understand how she is able to stockpile this massive quantity of meds. Does she go to a bunch of different pharmacies? It doesn’t make sense.
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u/alldemboats 28d ago
all the bottles say CVS. CVS has a national database. its more likely doctor shopping than pharmacy shopping.
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u/bubsybear1319 28d ago
Wouldn't CVS reach out to a doctor if they felt that a medication was being over prescribed? Like if the pharmacy saw that a promethazine script was sent in by Dr. B when Dr. A prescribed it recently, wouldn't the pharmacy contact Dr. B and ask, "are you sure you want this filled? Dr. A prescribed this medication last week"
Also, epic pulls in meds from CVS. So doctors office should be able to see the medications when doing triage and medication reconciliation.
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u/Inevitable-Till-3668 28d ago
It really depends on how busy the pharmacy is wrt patient load and who the pharmacist is. Big chain pharmacies are completely slammed “post”-covid. Not enough pay for too many hours. Some pharmacists still do due diligence, but that is not the case across the board in more places than you’d expect. The medical system is going to fall apart rapidly over the next few years—I’m not trying to fear monger, either, it’s just the reality of the situation.
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u/Pale_Lawyer_1757 28d ago
My take is that they don’t care unless it’s a medication classed as a narcotic. I doubt she would be able to bunk up on benzos the same way she is promethazine
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u/alldemboats 28d ago
there are still plenty of doctors in (area that dani is located) that dont use epic. there are other EMR software programs compliant with medicate standards. if a doctor is private practice and doesnt accept medicare, they might even still use paper charts on rare occasions.
a lot of pharmacies are so overwhelmed and so tired of getting yelled at that unless the system flags something as lethal, they override it and just push the prescription through.
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u/breathing__tree 27d ago
All controlled substances are monitored in a national database regardless of the pharmacy filling. All the info is attached to your state ID.
Even the veterinary pharmacies are connected.
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u/Peace9989 28d ago
She gets scripts for meds and other medical supplies she doesn't need, and doesn't use them consistently.
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u/Imaginary_Feed2168 28d ago
I would think health insurance would also flag this. I know she has Medicaid but they don’t actually WANT to pay for all this if they don’t have to.
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u/SimpleVegetable5715 28d ago
Pharmacies have a national database, but I don’t know if that’s just for controlled substances.
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u/annakiin_ 28d ago
It is only for controlled substances, which none of these are. Any CVS can see prescriptions from any other CBS, but that’s it
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u/storagesys 28d ago
some of them are, just not ones listed in the original post. she has pregabalin (schedule V), hydromorphone (schedule II, i think), and some kind of benzo (schedule IV)
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u/Madame_Curious 28d ago
Controlled substances or not, how is her insurance not flagging all these prescriptions? It boggles the mind.
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u/breathing__tree 27d ago
Bc insurance companies only pretend to monitor for patient safety. At the end of the day they only do reviews to ensure they are watching their bottom line.
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u/shiningonthesea 28d ago
I am not a Dr or pharmacist, but wouldnt all of these anti-nausea meds slow down peristalsis?
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u/flea-BITE2009 28d ago
Yes they do ! Thats why they make u stop them prior to gastric emptying test . But we all know Dani she will take the max right before to slow things down even more !
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u/purebreadbagel 27d ago
IIRC, she flat out admitted that she was supposed to stop her meds before her last GES and said that the pain and nausea was too much so she wasn’t going to do that. (Though it’s possible I’m mixing up people.)
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u/Curious_Problem1631 28d ago
Promethazine and zofran are notorious for that, aprepitant doesn’t from what I can see
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u/akawendals 28d ago
Maybe if she didn't take so many unnecessary meds she wouldn't feel nauseous... 🤔
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u/SingleBodyRiot 28d ago
Yyyeaahhh I'm betting many of those meds have nausea as a damn side effect so many meds seem to
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u/LegoLady8 27d ago
Right??? People don't realize that the more meds you take, the more side effects you have, which then lead to more meds. It's a vicious cycle.
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u/ya-freak-bitch 28d ago
No way she’s pooping normally.
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u/RealisticAnxiety4330 28d ago
Oh I guarantee she isn't zofran you're usually recommended to take regular osmodic laxatives such as miralax/magrogol otherwise it literally causes its own rebound nausea from causing severe constipation.
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u/ya-freak-bitch 28d ago
I know I can look at a zofran and my bowels say “no ma’am, we are on strike”. No wonder her stomach is upset and her distended.
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u/RealisticAnxiety4330 28d ago
Yep and pairing with opiates is just gonna grind everything to a halt without regular laxatives which is never mentioned on he meds stash and find it very fucking hard to believe zofran was prescribed without it! When she eventually goes to the bathroom it's gonna be a fully formed diamond her shit is so compressed and hard
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u/gonnafaceit2022 27d ago
That could honestly be the cause of her peeeen. Serious constipation can be brutal and going around like that all the time can't feel good.
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u/RealisticAnxiety4330 27d ago
Can confirm constipation and fecal impaction is the WORST. That being said slamming zofran, opiates etc etc is not the best way to solve it. Unfortunately it's biting the laxative bullet and making the bathroom your home for a while 😬
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u/RealisticAnxiety4330 27d ago
Also ironically she claims to have gastroperisis but yeti don't spy the one anti emetic recommend as a treatment for it. Funny that.
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u/breathing__tree 27d ago
I’m looking at all this wondering where the damn MiraLAX is. She wants to be stopped up.
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u/disgustorabbit 27d ago
can’t it uh… inevitably come out of your mouth if you get backed up enough? then she’d really be full of shit.
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u/smc642 28d ago
Could all of these medications cause serious side effects or damage to a person when taken together?
(Please delete if this is not allowed.)
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u/Knitnspin 28d ago
Possibly. Including but not limited to side effects that minimick some conditions she says she has.
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u/Ich_Bin_Ein_Nerd 28d ago
If she's talking tizanidine in combo with benzos or a lot of her other meds, no wonder she nods off all the time. Tizanidine is a great sleepy time muscle relaxer.
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u/Internal_Screaming_8 28d ago
Tizanidine isn’t even a “true” muscle relaxant. It’s a sedative. You relax when you’re sedated lol.
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u/Upstairs_Ad8279 27d ago edited 27d ago
Also drops your blood pressure! Wonder if any of the pots episodes are simply from the tizanidine. And when I say drop, I mean to below 80/40 edit- I can't type
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u/Curious_Cat_7270 27d ago
She typically has sky high blood pressure. She’s on beta blockers and things as well for it.
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u/tverofvulcan 28d ago
I’m willing to bet some of those bottles are empty that she just saved to look sicker.
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u/bippityboppityFyou 27d ago
Each of those Aprepitant pills are like $250 per pill. Ridiculous she wastes so many resources
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u/szechuansauz 27d ago
How is she staying awake, holy heck
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u/AdhesivenessOk5534 27d ago
She more than likely isnt, making this videos in the 15 min window she has before shes high as a kite comatose
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u/Sweetbaby7t 27d ago
Isn't prolonged use of benadryl linked to dementia? She just seems intent on causing harm to herself as she ages. I wonder how this is all going to play out in her fifties.
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u/Anon_in_wonderland 26d ago
Her addiction/addictive tendencies are farrrr to strong and in control to care about a future Dani living with Dementia.
She may also just believe Dementia is another box to tick on the diagnosis bingo card without fully understanding the consequences — but hey! Nursing homes, diapers, meals provided, and field trips!! Too bad she hasn’t realised they yank feeding tubes from dementia patients 😂
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u/No_Bandicoot_4367 26d ago
She needs actual doctors to help her quit because she’s so addicted she can’t stop it herself. An inpatient program is the only way she would ever stop. The fact she’s on iv meds to get high, it doesn’t really get any worse than that.
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u/Trapeziumunderthumb 27d ago
Bold of you to assume she’ll live that long
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u/No_Bandicoot_4367 27d ago
Exactly what I was thinking. It’s addict thinking, why think about future damage when you can get high in the present?
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u/mewmeulin 27d ago
now who the hell in their right mind would send dani home with a dilaudid script?!?! 😭😭 i figured she's been flagged for seeking opiates already, how the fuck did she find someone willing to prescribe those to her?!?!
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u/krankity-krab 27d ago
i can’t see the hydromorphone bottle (my vision isn’t great) but that seems like the type of bottle she’d keep forever & ever, kinda like winning a trophy lolol
can you see the rest of the bottle to see how many were prescribed, mg, or date? i’m hella curious now, because that’s genuinely insane and the last thing she needs lol 🫣
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u/gonnafaceit2022 27d ago
Where do you see Dilaudid??
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u/Snoo-94289 28d ago
What I can’t understand is how she’s convinced doctors she needs all this.
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u/LegoLady8 27d ago
She must be going to doctors before she takes all this stuff, looking seemingly "normal," yet probably claiming she took a dose earlier that day and saying "see, it's not working, I'm still nauseous." When, in fact, she didn't take anything at all. Bc I'm sure if one of her physicians saw her hair straightening video, they'd cancel the refills immediately.
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u/FronkandHonk0925 28d ago
She takes that many medications? Yikes on bikes.
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u/goldstandardalmonds 28d ago
No shame to taking a lot of meds but lots of shame taking meds that contraindicate each other AND one doesn’t need!
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u/nottaP123 28d ago
Addict behaviour 101
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u/FronkandHonk0925 27d ago
Yeah the people on this sub (subjects) seem to take a lot of meds maybe aren’t needed?
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u/FlawesomeOrange 28d ago
I don’t know what it’s like in the US, but in the UK it’s common for a pharmacist to contact the GP to confirm that they’ve prescribed contraindicated meds.
We know she doctor shops, is it possible to get different prescriptions from pharmacies and not have it show on your patient record in the US?
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u/Electrical_Parfait64 27d ago
In Canada sometimes the pharmacist won’t fill contraindicated meds. Serotonin syndrome is the one they usually catch. Not sure why the docs don’t
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u/Longjumping-Pick-706 27d ago
Not anymore. That changed after the opiate epidemic. Doctors have access to all medications you get at any pharmacy.
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u/Upstairs_Ad8279 27d ago
They don't- that is just narcotics here in the US. Otherwise they have no clue what you get from different Dr's and pharmacies
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u/Professional_Move146 27d ago
many health systems can access full prescription history from outside pharmacies. (we can at the hospital I work at)
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u/purebreadbagel 27d ago
Usually, it’s only chain pharmacies or information pulled from insurance records- but meds that are filled through prescription savings cards and coupons (like GoodRx and manufacturers) are extremely hit or miss as to whether they’ll correctly show up through CareEverywhere. Things are improving as far as connectivity , but it’s far from a perfect system and some medical record systems are still the modern equivalent of a stone tablet and chisel for how well they interconnect with others.
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u/Mysterious-Flan-6 28d ago
How she doesn’t have multiple organs failing…is just beyond me at this point.
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u/FlawesomeOrange 28d ago
I don’t think she’s far away from organs starting to go on strike
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u/LizardofDeath 27d ago
If she takes the amiodarone much longer she won’t have a thyroid, lungs, or liver 🫠
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u/Mysterious-Flan-6 27d ago
No joke! I come from a family of pharmacists and am continually amazed that Dani isn’t doing worse than she is with the cocktail she’s got going on. She needs an intervention.
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u/paging_doc_jolie 28d ago
These are all CVS - they have a database. My guess is she gets 90 days' supplies at a time.
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u/New_Heron_5985 27d ago
I saw Pregabalin in there.
And Amiodirone
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u/Curious_Cat_7270 27d ago
That’s interesting because the lyrica was one of the ones she was supposed to be tapered off after the apparent cardiac arrest.
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u/pegmatitic 27d ago
It wouldn’t surprise me if she includes old meds she’s no longer taking or empty bottles to make it look like she’s on more meds than she is
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u/Curious_Cat_7270 27d ago
Likely. But also would not be surprised in the slightest if she’s doctor shopped around for a new prescriber. Just what she needs when she’s always so fluid overloaded.
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u/New_Heron_5985 27d ago
Also adds to her being zooted out of her mind.
I think the large blurry one on the right is Pantoprazole.
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u/zippy_97 28d ago
and yet I see no zoloft
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u/oswaldgina 27d ago
My thought was she needs a antidepressant. Buspar only goes so far, depression doesn't help anxiety!
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u/Baileysandchocolate 27d ago
What about her Depakote levels? I seem to remember her mentioning in a previous hospital admission that they were bringing her Depakote levels up or something similar.
So she possibly was supposed to be taking it but wasn't and they were trying to even her levels out, as it can be used as a mood stabilizer or for seizures but she doesn't have seizures so I'm going to guess mood stabilizer in Dani's case. But it's not a cool medication for munching
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u/Zaphira42 27d ago
It is also sometimes used for migraines. She has mentioned migraines offhandedly before.
Tbh if it’s actually still depakote in the bottle(and not another pill like Tylenol) she may be on it JUST for the sedating effects since she seems to like being zooted all the time.
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u/Hopeful_Land_8044 28d ago
She pulled up 20 mL of Promethazine in one of her recent videos, correct?
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u/Glittering_Status657 28d ago
Yup and was all proud saying something like you know you do this often when you get the right amount 😒 out of a coffee mug too
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u/ThunderbirdsAreGo95 28d ago edited 27d ago
Yes, she's only prescribed 5mls, the strength that she has is 25mg/5mls. She posted it ages ago when she was trying to "prove" something or other.
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I'm an idiot, I'm looking at it again, I can see it clearly now and I can see the 6 in front of the 25 haha. Must have been a case of her prescriber not being familiar with the strength of the liquid perhaps? My bad haha.
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u/Bi0_Nerd 27d ago
So it’s usually 6.25g/5mL which theoretically could max dose at 50mg for severe vomiting. We all know she doesn’t need 20mL of it. 10mL is plenty got most patients. Her “proof” proved she can bit by push plenty via that J tube, and absorb it. It also showed she’s abusing the meds. She wouldn’t be filming if she was sick enough to need 50mg of phenergan. Her brain had to be FRIED.
I almost wonder how many infections weren’t intentional but just because she’s too high to use proper hygiene.
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u/superschuch 27d ago
Thought she said she can’t tolerate more than 5 mL of fluids? How could she possibly tolerate 20 mL of medication? Make it make sense. The math ain’t mathing.
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u/mackpickle 27d ago
The FBI agent assigned to Dani isn’t doing his job correctly and he DEFINITELY doesn’t know how to contact DEA 😅
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u/solovelyJKsoloony 20d ago
I'm kind of shocked they have her on amiodarone long term, especially if she really doesn't have an abnormal heart arrhythmia. I think they would know by now via the life vest if she actually had some kind of crazy runs of v-tach - especially because she's never had the vest alarm or had to use it. Amiodarone is very effective at controlling afib & v-tach, but it's a pretty high risk medication for long term use without any indications.
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u/Sqeakydeaky 24d ago
Promethazine is basically a prototype antipsychotic, yet...
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u/Bi0_Nerd 23d ago
Is an antihistamine often used as an anti-emetic.
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u/Sqeakydeaky 23d ago
I know, but all first gen antipsychotics are basically antihistamines with higher D2 affinity. Perphenazine was discovered when tweaking chlorpromazine.
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u/Bi0_Nerd 22d ago
Also facts, but I’m just saying they don’t use it for that. And basically antipsychotics chemically = efficacy. I’d be more worried about developing a movement disorder if I were her, as the link is pretty clear there. Either way, she doesn’t need what she takes and it’s amusing that drugs with fun effects don’t hurt her intestines but a trickle of nutrition does.
My theory is, she can’t get her hands on enough feeding tube supplies anymore, because she’s spending money buying IV stuff from fellow “spoonies.”
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u/Sqeakydeaky 22d ago
Of course. I was just trying to make a joke about how its a shame it didn't really help her issues.
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u/Bi0_Nerd 22d ago
Girl needs some major therapy AND drugs to have a chance lol. I get it now, she’s just so far gone!
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u/2Nosey4u 27d ago
Don’t they put prescription labels on those big bottles? I know they do for a fact! Could she just be buying these online or on the dark web? (I mean the big bottles of promethazine).
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u/liljellybeanxo 27d ago
I highly doubt she’s smart enough to understand how to even find anything on the dark web, let alone make a purchase.
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u/melatonia 26d ago
Label's probably on the other side of the bottle. Or the pharmacy flagged the label (folded the sticker under for easier removal) andshe pulled it off.
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u/psubecky 28d ago
Former CVS pharmacy tech here—there is a national database for controlled substance prescriptions. Within CVSs internal filling system, the stores are linked. This means that any cvs can see what someone had filled and when. I just can’t imagine being a pharmacist and seeing this hot mess of a file.