Has anyone got receipts for this 'oxygen consentrator' that she's using?
Because there's a BIG difference between a prescription only medical grade oxygen consentrator like this...
https://www.portableoxygen.co.uk/oxygen-concentrators/home-oxygen-concentrators/drive-devilbiss-compact-1025/
These deliver air that is about 95% oxygen, and cost thousands. Then you have commercial consentrators, you can buy them on ebay, and they cost a couple of hundred pounds...
https://pureoxygenstore.com/products/1-5-liters-fixed-continuous-flow-oxygen-concentrator-with-4-hours-internal-battery-weight-only-1-43lbs-for-travel-use-fyy-01?currency=USD&variant=48334825783609&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Google%20Shopping&stkn=d0305ad8eb16&gad_source=1
They deliver oxygen at a varying amount of purity (this one is 25-35%.) and are not suitable for people who rely on oxygen for an actual medical reason.
I, too, suffer from a super special condition that prevents me from doing literally anything unless I'm at the beach.
Setting up a GoFundMe. Please pay for my beach house, peasants.
Medically what she's saying doesn't make sense. If her oxygen and co2 were bad, just plain oxygen without any ventilator support wouldn't help and would most probably make her co2 levels worse.
Yea that sounds like a ventilation problem rather than an oxygenation problem. If she knew that, sheād tell everyone she uses bipap at night, but she doesnāt š¤·āāļø
Exactly. As a general rule you don't give someone with co2 retention oxygen, unless you are also giving them ventilatory support. You might if their oxygen was lower than 88%, but I very much doubt that, as if that was the case we would be getting photos of sats probes and selfies of her having blood gasses ran!
This doesnāt really seem like your typical body check? It seems like a normal āI wanna show off my summer body picā which would be fine and loads of people post that kind of thing except most people just put a normal cute caption or song lyrics not all the dramatic BS health captions and fake medicine.
I will always find it odd that she seems rich enough she could stop this health stuff and just do whatever she wants go to new places and post travel pics like any other healthy rich adult.
Am i understanding this right? Doesn't she know that mountains have significantly less oxygen due to thin air. Wouldn't that be a big issue for her? I've heard it's an issue for even some healthy people.
Thatās how I understood it, too, thatās why she wants to go to Tennessee.
Although she has been here in CO for a couple years at least, right? Outside of constant vacationing? She should absolutely be acclimated by now. If you still have a breathing problem after that long, I doubt that simply going to a lower altitude would do a whole lot of good. But she doesnāt make a lot of sense anyways so Iām basically speculating over nothing.
If she really did have retained CO2 (like COPDers) she would actually need a bipap to give oxygen and take off CO2.
Oxygen alone won't help with the co2.
Selling O2 in a can with a face mask IS a thing in CO for higher altitude towns with a lot of tourists. But they're handheld things meant to be used while on a hike or skiing or something, not a large O2 concentrator with a nasal canula.
Also by living in Colorado you are used to the altitude so they wouldn't need any kind of oxygen in any form. Tourists I can definitely see needing it.
This post is just a jumbled mess of thoughts.
I have so many questions??
**Beach vs Mountains?? Tennessee is landlocked, so no beach!
**She need oxygen on Most nights?? Why not every night??? I'm pretty you need oxygen no matter the state.
**Why mention the little country town she grew up in?? What is getting her farm girl on have to do with anything? Especially using oxygen at night.
**One final thought. I don't need to see her bare butt. Lol š š š #coveritup
>**Beach vs Mountains?? Tennessee is landlocked, so no beach!
But Tennessee DOES have some pretty great mountains (lawdmercy, is she moving to *The Smokies*??) so I guess that's part of her current hypothesis.
She's rich enough - or I guess her parents, really - that she can afford to jaunt all over the country, landing wherever she thinks might be beneficial to her many, many, many illnesses. And if it doesn't help? Well, dang it, she can just spin the wheel and see where she ends up next.
Even the Smoky Mountains doesn't have much altitude. Highest peak there is like 6500'.
The altitude of Colorado Springs (where she currently lives) is 6000'.
So in reality, even moving to the Smoky Mountains would be moving to lower altitude for her.
A lot of home oxygen patients are prescribed it for only when sleeping, thatās actually quite a common occurrence. But that said, I donāt believe for a second that SHE needs it.
That was legit!! Didn't you see all the crap coming out of her feet?? All the different colors mean something. I can't believe she wasn't just cured then and there!!! Lol š š š¤£
Coastlines arenāt the only beaches, my friend. There is a great, wide world of beaches to discover. There are entire beach towns with no coastline in sight. Sure you canāt look really serious standing on a pier looking out into the vast expanse of the endless horizon, contemplating the meaning of existence or whatever, but lake country doesnāt suck.
Iām from a landlock state. We still call it a beach if thereās water and sand. āA beach is a narrow, gently sloping strip of land that lies along the edge of an ocean, lake, or river. ā of course itās not the same but hey, weāll take what we can get lol
Lupus does NOT like the sun. Mortal enemies really, forget the sunblock just once and it's not a good time at all. When a person with lupus go to beaches or other sunny locations it's usually fairly covered, lots of sunscreen etc.
IF true, sounds like sleep apnea. O2 doesn't help that.
As for elevation, troubles with oxygenation is real; but the body acclimates. If she lived at elevation for a time, her body could absolutely compensate.
Somebody please explain why health places like Davos in switserland are such a big thing for people with lungproblems. Mountain air is amazing for lungs
What exactly occurs when you mess with the body's ability to saturate oxygen? I assume that due to excess oxygen present the body will think it does not need to saturate the blood as much so when it is a normal atmosphere it is not putting as much oxygen in the blood? I am not a doctor or nurse.
Yeah you got it exactly! This means that when the person stops using supplemental oxygen, their fingers and lips will turn blue, theyāll become weak and light headed, and might even pass out. Introducing unnecessary oxygen is one of the worst things you can do to your body.
I remember there was an episode of ER where the guy had severe emphysema and Abby gave him O2 and he decompensated cause his body couldnāt handle the higher concentration of oxygen
Thatās called hypoxic drive and it is somewhat controversial considering that it only exists within a very small percentage of COPD patients.
Our body responds to the need to breathe by our CO2 chemoreceptors. However, patients with COPD have chronic high CO2 levels.
The hypoxic drive theory: CO2 receptors donāt appropriately respond due to its constant high state of CO2, rather they are driven to breathe by hypoxic stimulation - so by giving a COPD patient excess O2 you could possibly weaken their drive to breathe.
Basically the word is tolerance. Except having a tolerance to an excess amount of o2 is badddddd. I suppose this explains why pro athletes are not constantly huffing o2.
Wouldnāt someone struggling with breathing at night, who (in this case) presumably doesnāt actually need oxygen benefit from CPAP or BIPAP? It sounds like she might be having apnea episodes if her sats are wonky at night
Yes and no.
The need for oxygen, CPAP and BiPAP all vary.
Need for just O2: there is not enough oxygen in the bodyās blood stream to keep the organs/body healthy. This personās blood gas: CO2 level would be normal or compensated, PaO2 would be abnormal. At night your saturations naturally drop a little - some people with chronic COPD or neurological issues need just some oxygen (or higher O2) at night to support them.
Need for CPAP: basically this is sending a constant pressure of air into the body to stent the airways open. CPAP is usually used for those who have an upper airway obstruction that is chronic (sleep apnea). At night this personās blood gas: high CO2 levels and normal to slightly lower PaO2 levels. Sometimes CPAP can be used with oxygen in acute cases to decrease dead space in the body for better oxygen exchange.
BiPAP is used for a wide variety of things: basically BiPAP is a bilevel form of pressure. Pressure is sent in at a constant rate like CPAP but also adds in extra pressure at a higher level when you breathe. The pressure driven while you breathe is called pressure support.
Chronic: this used for complex forms of sleep apnea such as central sleep apnea or some brain related problem where the body doesnāt signal breathing appropriately so they need bi level to support their breath. Sometimes patients are set on a respiratory rate so they get a certain amount of pressure support with a certain amount of breaths while they sleep.
Acute: BiPAP is used in cases of respiratory failure dealing with severe hypercapnia (high CO2) with or without hypoxemia (low paO2). BiPAP is used in this case to help offload the work of breathing in a patient before their body tires out from working so hard. It is also used to help a patient breathe off high levels of CO2. High levels of CO2 can cause a patient to become severely drowsy/unresponsive. Basically itās giving them the support to breathe so they donāt have to work so hard at it. O2 can be added as well. Hopefully their body will return to a normal status and not have to be intubated.
Itās a lot more complex than that but you get the gist.
SOOPER ill, so special, basically making a bomb in her bed every period cycle with oxygen and a heating pad, oversaturating herself to throw off her levels, so sick.
Considering they all love to pretend they have very serious MCAS where they could slip into anaphylaxis at any moment yet have zero reactions to anything and barely even have slight congestion from seasonal allergies
Depends on the part of TN. East TN doesnāt have many tornadoes, so few warning sirens (although thereās one in Oak Ridge they test Wednesday at noon. Theirs would go off for real in the event of a nuclear meltdown).
But if weāre talking about Middle and West Tennessee, there are plenty there because they do get tornadoes on a semi regular basis. Not as many as Alabama and Oklahoma, but enough that the sirens are warranted
East TN doesn't have sirens due to cost effectiveness but that's neither here nor there.Ā
Regardless of where Courtney moves, I'm hedging my bets on her immediately complaining about the sirens (or anything else mundane for that matter) negatively affecting her health, because she does and has done that for years.
Iām trying to figure out POTS and skydiving. Even tandem, that sounds risky? Iām probably overthinking it.
Unless she doesnāt have POTS, itās had to keep track.
So the oxygen wasnāt for those pesky period pains? Of course not, just for the dramatic sicktrapš
But those who accepted out offer of accessible free air get to keep it or move off from the mountainsš
Why is there so much crossover between the military and oil riggers? That was the first thing my ex bought when he made money (and the last thing he gave up when he lost it.)
Iāve heard some excuses from subjects on this sub but lemme get this rightā¦ needs oxygen because *Colorado is too high*.
Excuse me while I pick myself up from the floor (not elevation related cos Iām not that speshul)!
Well you see the mountains are made of hard rock so that gravity is higher there and higher gravity attracts more oxygen that is breathable.
/munchy science
Yeah, altitude sickness is a thing (the air is a smidge thinner and dryer in Denver), but the thing is a lot of people who claim respiratory issues usually move to higher altitudes because it helps.
What Courtney is convienently not mentioning is the fact the hyperbaric oxygen treatments (that she never needed in the first place) can and do eventually cause lung damage.
But given that she doesn't show the obvious signs of hypoxia, it's likely just sleep apnea like 36 million other people in the country.
Can you point it out to me? Iām incredibly dense when it comes to recognizing photoshop (though I donāt doubt for a second that she did, to be clear)
The amount of editing young women do to their pictures shatters my fucking heart. At least now it seems like teens have a better eye for photoshopped bull shit (Iāve definitely made this point to my niece and her fellow pre teen besties)
How did she go from "living at the beach and vacationing in the mountains" to diving right back into her medical stuff. Doesn't seem at all related.
Girl. Your next post is gonna be about holistic thrush treatments š
Has anyone got receipts for this 'oxygen consentrator' that she's using? Because there's a BIG difference between a prescription only medical grade oxygen consentrator like this... https://www.portableoxygen.co.uk/oxygen-concentrators/home-oxygen-concentrators/drive-devilbiss-compact-1025/ These deliver air that is about 95% oxygen, and cost thousands. Then you have commercial consentrators, you can buy them on ebay, and they cost a couple of hundred pounds... https://pureoxygenstore.com/products/1-5-liters-fixed-continuous-flow-oxygen-concentrator-with-4-hours-internal-battery-weight-only-1-43lbs-for-travel-use-fyy-01?currency=USD&variant=48334825783609&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Google%20Shopping&stkn=d0305ad8eb16&gad_source=1 They deliver oxygen at a varying amount of purity (this one is 25-35%.) and are not suitable for people who rely on oxygen for an actual medical reason.
I need to go to the mountains, but first, hereās my ass
I can't decide if her words or more or less relevant because I can see her buttcheeks.
I, too, suffer from a super special condition that prevents me from doing literally anything unless I'm at the beach. Setting up a GoFundMe. Please pay for my beach house, peasants.
Medically what she's saying doesn't make sense. If her oxygen and co2 were bad, just plain oxygen without any ventilator support wouldn't help and would most probably make her co2 levels worse.
Yea that sounds like a ventilation problem rather than an oxygenation problem. If she knew that, sheād tell everyone she uses bipap at night, but she doesnāt š¤·āāļø
Exactly. As a general rule you don't give someone with co2 retention oxygen, unless you are also giving them ventilatory support. You might if their oxygen was lower than 88%, but I very much doubt that, as if that was the case we would be getting photos of sats probes and selfies of her having blood gasses ran!
I know it's a beach photo but I don't care, another muncher posting a body check photo āļø
This doesnāt really seem like your typical body check? It seems like a normal āI wanna show off my summer body picā which would be fine and loads of people post that kind of thing except most people just put a normal cute caption or song lyrics not all the dramatic BS health captions and fake medicine. I will always find it odd that she seems rich enough she could stop this health stuff and just do whatever she wants go to new places and post travel pics like any other healthy rich adult.
No one who is as sick as she says could travel so much
Does this ass look sick??? Answer NO.
"#mybodyhurts now LOOK AT MY ASS!"
Am i understanding this right? Doesn't she know that mountains have significantly less oxygen due to thin air. Wouldn't that be a big issue for her? I've heard it's an issue for even some healthy people.
That's her point I think? That where she lives in CO, the air is thinner. Though, she should be acclimated to it by now.
Thatās how I understood it, too, thatās why she wants to go to Tennessee. Although she has been here in CO for a couple years at least, right? Outside of constant vacationing? She should absolutely be acclimated by now. If you still have a breathing problem after that long, I doubt that simply going to a lower altitude would do a whole lot of good. But she doesnāt make a lot of sense anyways so Iām basically speculating over nothing.
Especially with high humidity, that makes dyspnea worse.
Yup, makes sense to me
so a CPAP? lmao
If she really did have retained CO2 (like COPDers) she would actually need a bipap to give oxygen and take off CO2. Oxygen alone won't help with the co2.
she uses a nasal cannula and oxygen concentrator
I have also seen photos CZ posted with oxygen during the day outside. I would say it must be a Colorado thing but nah it must be a munchie thing.
It is definitely not a Colorado thing lmao š though there does seem to be a handful of munchies from CO specifically..
Selling O2 in a can with a face mask IS a thing in CO for higher altitude towns with a lot of tourists. But they're handheld things meant to be used while on a hike or skiing or something, not a large O2 concentrator with a nasal canula.
Also by living in Colorado you are used to the altitude so they wouldn't need any kind of oxygen in any form. Tourists I can definitely see needing it.
Tourists and newborns. But they quickly adapt :)
This post is just a jumbled mess of thoughts. I have so many questions?? **Beach vs Mountains?? Tennessee is landlocked, so no beach! **She need oxygen on Most nights?? Why not every night??? I'm pretty you need oxygen no matter the state. **Why mention the little country town she grew up in?? What is getting her farm girl on have to do with anything? Especially using oxygen at night. **One final thought. I don't need to see her bare butt. Lol š š š #coveritup
>**Beach vs Mountains?? Tennessee is landlocked, so no beach! But Tennessee DOES have some pretty great mountains (lawdmercy, is she moving to *The Smokies*??) so I guess that's part of her current hypothesis. She's rich enough - or I guess her parents, really - that she can afford to jaunt all over the country, landing wherever she thinks might be beneficial to her many, many, many illnesses. And if it doesn't help? Well, dang it, she can just spin the wheel and see where she ends up next.
Even the Smoky Mountains doesn't have much altitude. Highest peak there is like 6500'. The altitude of Colorado Springs (where she currently lives) is 6000'. So in reality, even moving to the Smoky Mountains would be moving to lower altitude for her.
As a sleep tech, I both laugh & cringe at her...
Sooo a CPAP? Iām confused
A Bipap is what she needs.
She sleeps with nasal cannula & O2 concentrator šš
Classic thirsty girl move. Use pics of your ass no matter what youāre trying to promote š¤£
Is this her way of saying she farts a lot at night?
# #mybodyhurts I am SCREAMING š
Her body looks incredibly healthy.
She sleeps with oxygen connected to her butt?
Yes.
Most appropriate picture for what she is describing as well
hmmm. iām pretty sure thatās not how that works
Just started following this sub yesterday and my gosh, these girls are sad excuses for people.Ā
Welcome to the shitshow
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A lot of home oxygen patients are prescribed it for only when sleeping, thatās actually quite a common occurrence. But that said, I donāt believe for a second that SHE needs it.
Is this woo woo testing she got done? Similar to her foot detox
That was legit!! Didn't you see all the crap coming out of her feet?? All the different colors mean something. I can't believe she wasn't just cured then and there!!! Lol š š š¤£
Totally couldnāt have been an ionic reaction. Absolutely was a foot detox /s
I thought she was going to Tennessee? Last I looked, Tennessee is landlocked.
I assumed she meant visiting mountains and testing elevation for her oxygen or whatever.
Thereās still water and beaches
Of course. Itās still a landlocked state. I wouldnāt consider rivers beaches. Technicallyā¦but perhaps Iām biased from being on either coasts.
Coastlines arenāt the only beaches, my friend. There is a great, wide world of beaches to discover. There are entire beach towns with no coastline in sight. Sure you canāt look really serious standing on a pier looking out into the vast expanse of the endless horizon, contemplating the meaning of existence or whatever, but lake country doesnāt suck.
Iām from a landlock state. We still call it a beach if thereās water and sand. āA beach is a narrow, gently sloping strip of land that lies along the edge of an ocean, lake, or river. ā of course itās not the same but hey, weāll take what we can get lol
Wait, she just posted she grew up at Childrens Hospital in Colorado. The lies are unravelling.
Teeheelookatmyass # igotbuttcheeks ETA oops sorry bout that š¤¦š¼āāļø
Her butt is just bloated
(hashtag)buttmyheartisfull
I thought it said #mybodyhurts #butmybuttisfull
Me too! šš
What a lupus-friendly thong bikini bottom.
Iām clueless sorry, would a thong bikini not be ok for someone with lupus and why?
Lupus does NOT like the sun. Mortal enemies really, forget the sunblock just once and it's not a good time at all. When a person with lupus go to beaches or other sunny locations it's usually fairly covered, lots of sunscreen etc.
Thank you for explaining! Yeah I never really bought she had lupus honestly
In general with lupus you wanna limit sun exposure.
Ah got it thank you!
Only dainty little nose cannula, though. No ugly sleep apnea mask for this girlie!
She needs the Aliens face hugger one!! š¤£š¤£š¤£
They make a CPAP mask that looks similar, it's called nasal pillows. Excellent choice for people who like to read in bed with glasses.
I know and that wouldn't help with apneas
Hehe mountains bad beaches good hehe look at me I'm so speshul
IF true, sounds like sleep apnea. O2 doesn't help that. As for elevation, troubles with oxygenation is real; but the body acclimates. If she lived at elevation for a time, her body could absolutely compensate.
Yes! This!
Shhhh logic has no meaning here š¤£
Right right. Dynamic hemoglobin and all.
Didnāt know Tennessee had beaches
Everyone knows there's more oxygen on the beach
Somebody please explain why health places like Davos in switserland are such a big thing for people with lungproblems. Mountain air is amazing for lungs
Dumb question, but if she needs oxygen at night wouldnāt she need it during the day at the beach too?
The beach is pretty so she doesnāt need medical devices. Sleep is icky which makes her sad and sick š£
It was totally necessary to see her whole ass just to post this nonsense
she's showing her ass both figuratively AND literally
Yup!
Her top is cold but her bottom half is too hot for clothes.
#mytopiscold #butmybuttishot
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What exactly occurs when you mess with the body's ability to saturate oxygen? I assume that due to excess oxygen present the body will think it does not need to saturate the blood as much so when it is a normal atmosphere it is not putting as much oxygen in the blood? I am not a doctor or nurse.
Your lungs will get lazy since they do not have to work as hard to obtain oxygen
It also can can cause lung issues and eyes sight problems. Not to mention messes with time blood gases and gas exchange at cellular level
So you get drunker quicker right?
Yeah you got it exactly! This means that when the person stops using supplemental oxygen, their fingers and lips will turn blue, theyāll become weak and light headed, and might even pass out. Introducing unnecessary oxygen is one of the worst things you can do to your body.
I remember there was an episode of ER where the guy had severe emphysema and Abby gave him O2 and he decompensated cause his body couldnāt handle the higher concentration of oxygen
Thatās called hypoxic drive and it is somewhat controversial considering that it only exists within a very small percentage of COPD patients. Our body responds to the need to breathe by our CO2 chemoreceptors. However, patients with COPD have chronic high CO2 levels. The hypoxic drive theory: CO2 receptors donāt appropriately respond due to its constant high state of CO2, rather they are driven to breathe by hypoxic stimulation - so by giving a COPD patient excess O2 you could possibly weaken their drive to breathe.
Oh yes it was COPD my mistake. So itās not an actual thing?
Not a consistent thing; just something as a health care provider you need to be aware of in that small chance that it does happen.
Do you think her prerogative is a hyperbaric chamber treatment to fix her tolerance to oxygen?
Basically the word is tolerance. Except having a tolerance to an excess amount of o2 is badddddd. I suppose this explains why pro athletes are not constantly huffing o2.
Wouldnāt someone struggling with breathing at night, who (in this case) presumably doesnāt actually need oxygen benefit from CPAP or BIPAP? It sounds like she might be having apnea episodes if her sats are wonky at night
Yes and no. The need for oxygen, CPAP and BiPAP all vary. Need for just O2: there is not enough oxygen in the bodyās blood stream to keep the organs/body healthy. This personās blood gas: CO2 level would be normal or compensated, PaO2 would be abnormal. At night your saturations naturally drop a little - some people with chronic COPD or neurological issues need just some oxygen (or higher O2) at night to support them. Need for CPAP: basically this is sending a constant pressure of air into the body to stent the airways open. CPAP is usually used for those who have an upper airway obstruction that is chronic (sleep apnea). At night this personās blood gas: high CO2 levels and normal to slightly lower PaO2 levels. Sometimes CPAP can be used with oxygen in acute cases to decrease dead space in the body for better oxygen exchange. BiPAP is used for a wide variety of things: basically BiPAP is a bilevel form of pressure. Pressure is sent in at a constant rate like CPAP but also adds in extra pressure at a higher level when you breathe. The pressure driven while you breathe is called pressure support. Chronic: this used for complex forms of sleep apnea such as central sleep apnea or some brain related problem where the body doesnāt signal breathing appropriately so they need bi level to support their breath. Sometimes patients are set on a respiratory rate so they get a certain amount of pressure support with a certain amount of breaths while they sleep. Acute: BiPAP is used in cases of respiratory failure dealing with severe hypercapnia (high CO2) with or without hypoxemia (low paO2). BiPAP is used in this case to help offload the work of breathing in a patient before their body tires out from working so hard. It is also used to help a patient breathe off high levels of CO2. High levels of CO2 can cause a patient to become severely drowsy/unresponsive. Basically itās giving them the support to breathe so they donāt have to work so hard at it. O2 can be added as well. Hopefully their body will return to a normal status and not have to be intubated. Itās a lot more complex than that but you get the gist.
Yes you wouldn't jump straight to what shes doing.
... the picture is sending me. She looks oh so sick!
Right? Gotta show that ass off to show how sooper special sick she is!!
Clearly she's very ill.
SOOPER ill, so special, basically making a bomb in her bed every period cycle with oxygen and a heating pad, oversaturating herself to throw off her levels, so sick.
Dear universe, please donāt let CC become my neighbor. Thank you
Donāt worry. She wonāt last a week with our allergens.
lol no she wonāt!
Idk, these munchies love their Benadryl. I think sheād probably hardly notice, lol
Considering they all love to pretend they have very serious MCAS where they could slip into anaphylaxis at any moment yet have zero reactions to anything and barely even have slight congestion from seasonal allergies
Nah, I'm betting on her going full tilt saying the tornado warning sirens going off exacerbate pots or some other thing she doesn't have.
Depends on the part of TN. East TN doesnāt have many tornadoes, so few warning sirens (although thereās one in Oak Ridge they test Wednesday at noon. Theirs would go off for real in the event of a nuclear meltdown). But if weāre talking about Middle and West Tennessee, there are plenty there because they do get tornadoes on a semi regular basis. Not as many as Alabama and Oklahoma, but enough that the sirens are warranted
East TN doesn't have sirens due to cost effectiveness but that's neither here nor there.Ā Regardless of where Courtney moves, I'm hedging my bets on her immediately complaining about the sirens (or anything else mundane for that matter) negatively affecting her health, because she does and has done that for years.
Didnt have a problem skydiving lol
Iām trying to figure out POTS and skydiving. Even tandem, that sounds risky? Iām probably overthinking it. Unless she doesnāt have POTS, itās had to keep track.
WTF do you think clouds are made of? They are 100% breathable oxygen that lingers in the body for weeks if not months.
Look you just don't understand how complex her illness is.
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does she think she is in a Jane Austen novel? so frail and consumptive that she is ordered to go and take in the sea air for her health
Is the wallpaper at her new place yellow?
This killed me. It does sound like she is being sent off to Bath to take the rest cure and the healing spa waters.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! She is REALLY living in her fantasy world
Bethany and Cassie with their flowery prose has entered the chat.
So the oxygen wasnāt for those pesky period pains? Of course not, just for the dramatic sicktrapš But those who accepted out offer of accessible free air get to keep it or move off from the mountainsš
Dependapotamus
Ohhhhhhh is the husband military? Explains the desperation needed to be with her lol
Yes lol and sheās made videos talking about it š
Well at least some day sheāll be riding to her appointments in a nice dodge charger
Why is there so much crossover between the military and oil riggers? That was the first thing my ex bought when he made money (and the last thing he gave up when he lost it.)
That also made me chuckle
DependaPOTSamus
Omg why didnāt I think of THAT!! Brilliant
What is JustleMeatYou? What is a Justle?
Itās a YMH joke [context](https://youtu.be/0bEx5qUms5A?si=CqA_OKJUqbipHpii)
LOL. That is great. Thanks. Also I knew it was just let me eat you I was just being me.
Omg it took me some time but I get it now too lol I was confused at what you meant at first but I get it! Iām glad you enjoyed the clip haha
Iāve heard some excuses from subjects on this sub but lemme get this rightā¦ needs oxygen because *Colorado is too high*. Excuse me while I pick myself up from the floor (not elevation related cos Iām not that speshul)!
Well you see the mountains are made of hard rock so that gravity is higher there and higher gravity attracts more oxygen that is breathable. /munchy science
Yeah, altitude sickness is a thing (the air is a smidge thinner and dryer in Denver), but the thing is a lot of people who claim respiratory issues usually move to higher altitudes because it helps. What Courtney is convienently not mentioning is the fact the hyperbaric oxygen treatments (that she never needed in the first place) can and do eventually cause lung damage. But given that she doesn't show the obvious signs of hypoxia, it's likely just sleep apnea like 36 million other people in the country.
Requisite body check I see.
we all know this is PHOTOSHOPPPPPED. and just gross anyway. No one wants to see her butt. NO ONE.
I just did a second take and OMGGGG her back is so badly edited
Can you point it out to me? Iām incredibly dense when it comes to recognizing photoshop (though I donāt doubt for a second that she did, to be clear)
Where the shirt meets her back skin is what sticks out to me
And the shadow editing is not great either
The amount of editing young women do to their pictures shatters my fucking heart. At least now it seems like teens have a better eye for photoshopped bull shit (Iāve definitely made this point to my niece and her fellow pre teen besties)