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S07.E24: Sean LIVE CHAT


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52 minutes ago, DropTheSoap said:

I agree, I don't think Sean is intellectually unable to take care of himself. It seems like it's metal health issues that he's not really dealing with.

I agree as well. It's that type of intensive psychiatric care that Sean needed and did not receive. Dr. Now should have realized by this point that his program wasn't working for Sean, couldn't work for him, and requested a psych eval when Sean was in the hospital. If he had received treatment in a psychiatric facility, that could have been the one thing that might have saved him.

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1 minute ago, CircusPeanuts said:

You and me both, Pepper Mostly.  I dream of the day that I can retire, even though it’s probably 20 years away. I want to be the master of my own time. Yoga pants every day. Garden when I want regardless of the weather. And no yearly self evaluations! 🤮

I am counting down the weeks (retiring July 31). My son says I should just play solitaire and eat popcorn at work all day until then. 

I'm at a university and can be casual, but no jeans (I don't even have a pair) except on Friday. I just try to be one step above the students.

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4 minutes ago, Snarkastikate said:

Alone, bored, naked and eating sausages.  Can't he even put on a fucking sheet when the paramedics come over at least?  Jesus Christ Almighty.

And now sausages are added to the list of gateway foods... grapes, oranges and sausages.  Christ!! how many sausages did he eat!!!!! 277 lbs in 6 weeks!!! He had to eat 24 hrs a day!!

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9 minutes ago, sagittarius sue said:

On The Kitchen Saturday they made a yogurt based dip with feta, mint, etc., and used it as a dip for watermelon sticks.  Looked good!

Sounds good.   I sometimes just enjoy mixing cantaloupe and watermelon together in one dish for dessert.    Between this and the candy discussion, I need to go brush my teeth so I don't go foraging in the kitchen and mess up my eating habit.

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2 minutes ago, CircusPeanuts said:

You and me both, Pepper Mostly.  I dream of the day that I can retire, even though it’s probably 20 years away. I want to be the master of my own time. Yoga pants every day. Garden when I want regardless of the weather. And no yearly self evaluations! 🤮

Yes retirement is the best! It's like being a teenager with enough money, and your parents never come home!

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13 minutes ago, aliya said:

But what kind of issues?

Mostly cardiovascular. Obesity alone puts stress on the heart muscle. When weight goes up and down drastically like Sean, the heart gets confused. This can affect stroke volume, pre-load, afterload, blood pressure, and overall cardiac output. If the cardiac output and perfusion to the kidneys is affected, the renal system can also be damaged and enter compensatory mechanisms like fluid volume retention and electrolyte imbalances. There’s a myriad of other illnesses he is at risk for but those are just some of the things his body is experiencing. Your pathophysiology lesson for today is complete 🙂

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2 minutes ago, ProTourist said:

I agree as well. It's that type of intensive psychiatric care that Sean needed and did not receive. Dr. Now should have realized by this point that his program wasn't working for Sean, couldn't work for him, and requested a psych eval when Sean was in the hospital. If he had received treatment in a psychiatric facility, that could have been the one thing that might have saved him.

The thing is there's not a facility in the US that could deal with all of his complex issues.  The amount of specialists he'd require aren't contained in one facility.  I know a mental ward would be utterly helpless to deal with any of his physical issues.

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6 minutes ago, String Theory said:

He needed to go to a psychiatric hospital.  He might have had a chance.  Surprised Dr. Now/Paradise didn't suggest this.

That's a rocky road to go down in a free society.  If this was the case all drug addicts and alcoholics could be committed also.   There was a day when it was pretty easy for a husband to stick a wife in a mental hospital if she was giving him sass or whatever.  I think there were many resources devoted to trying to save Sean but it doesn't always work.  

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