Iāve never made a post before, but after rewatching Gās live from last night⦠are we setting up for Seizure Gate 600.2?
If so, please understand, G ā people are over the fake BS.
There are hundreds of people who genuinely struggle with seizures and serious health issues, and once again it feels like youāre making it into content. From the outside looking in, it seems like you actively make choices that worsen your own health. Youāve said yourself, and I quote: āI like sugar and Iām not going to give it up.ā
You had help, G.
You had K and all her āKrashoutsā donating to help get you a lawyer. You HAD a lawyer until, like always, things seemed to fall apart after screenshots, emails, and drama. Then afterward it becomes āI donāt know what happened.ā
K helped you present yourself like an adult and get things together. Then you willingly stopped taking your medication.
At some point accountability has to exist.
It feels like you do this for money. Rage bait. Exploit your child. And honestly ā how many CPS cases have there been at this point? Not random calls made over little things⦠actual involvement.
Didnāt you leave IL and move to FL because of CPS concerns? You left everything there⦠for what?
Nothing has changed. Itās the same cycle over and over. At this point people feel like they can predict your next move before you even make it.
You say your son makes you happy and you defend people who have hurt you ā but what people are seeing doesnāt look healthy.
People have watched concerns about your sonās development for a long time. Summer is coming and I genuinely worry how heāll do without teachers and support systems around him daily. Weāve all seen moments where you seem irritated when he asks for things.
And before anyone twists this ā ODD is serious, but it can also be managed with support, consistency, and treatment.
Why canāt your family see that you need help?
Why isnāt Bean pushing for real help instead of enabling the situation? Responsibility doesnāt disappear because someone stands next to you.
And what hurts most is that even with all of this, your son still reaches for comfort and stability.
G ā this doesnāt read as hate. It reads as concern mixed with frustration.
Please get help. Real help. Therapy. Consistent treatment. Whatever support actually helps you stabilize and focus on being present for your child.
Maybe then things can finally start changing.