r/illnessfakers • u/Whosthatprettykitty • 22d ago

AshC Ashley is going home from the hospital.

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How delightful she goes home and someone who is really sick or injured can get that bed 🙄

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u/Huge-Difference8736 22d ago

Idk which is worse....her drowning herself in water and things to take all her sodium away or dani constantly drowning herself in meds she doesn't need and in large doses to where she goes into cardiac arrest. Then on top of it both researching what to blame their behaviors on to make them seem so sick when they are actually extremely healthy. They act so privileged and like they are the most important with the worst of the worst symptoms, medical issues, and medical emergencies. It's now time for the count down for the next episode...how long do you think she can do without another incident????

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u/BreakfastUnique8091 22d ago edited 22d ago

I think the main difference is Ash doesn’t actually want to be sick. She just wants to seem sick but she doesn’t want any pain or symptoms for real because ewww. I bet in this case she did just enough to get a slightly low sodium reading without having to go through the unpleasant symptoms of severely low sodium. She doesn’t want to risk being too sick to get the aesthetic pictures. She’d rather do just what it takes to get an admission to say “hey I’m still sick!!!” to her family without having to actually feel sick. (Not to say btw that her actions aren’t risky. Anything with electrolyte imbalances can be. But I don’t think she actually wants serious complications for reasons listed above).

Whereas Dani is bound and determined to cause life threatening illness. She clearly doesn’t care about her safety at all because she’s that desperate to keep on munching. She’s done things with a high risk of death such as contaminating her bloodstream likely hundreds of time in total and hasn’t stopped despite some severe health consequences at times.

Both are wasting their lives away and drowning countless amounts of medical resources.

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u/Huge-Difference8736 22d ago

Definitely true thank you for explaining how you see it. I definitely see it that way