Gabriella Lindley #11 Caught breaking government guidelines, Jane’s hiding in the sidelines!

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I don’t know how to explain it, she doesn’t romanticise or glamourise medication/illness. But posting videos of yourself with crazy eyes and saying your high off pain is very weird behaviour especially for someone with an impressionable audience. Woman fully done her makeup and tit just to show off she’s on pain killers. there’s such a downside to taking strong meds like that short term and long term it’s just bleeping weird
Her being given a painkiller is basically validation to herself that she is “ill” hence why she’s flaunting it as if that proves anything, but in reality if you keep crying your in sew sew much pain what else it the dr gonna do

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HOW TO SPOT DRUG-SEEKING BEHAVIOR
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THANKS GOOGLE!
 
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HOW TO SPOT DRUG-SEEKING BEHAVIOR
People who misuse prescription drugs will often go to great lengths to get doctors to write them new prescriptions, including lying about the severity of their symptoms and going to multiple different doctors in an attempt to find someone who will agree to give them access to drugs.
Sadly, most individuals who seek drugs in this way remain in denial that they have a drug problem. Some may genuinely believe they need these addictive medications to manage conditions like pain, anxiety or insomnia. Their unwillingness to admit the truth makes it much more of a challenge to get them into treatment, and can eventually destroy their lives. Addressing a drug addiction often feels like a nearly insurmountable task.
At first glance, drug-seeking behavior can be difficult to spot. As someone who cares, how can you tell if your loved one is exhibiting drug-seeking behavior? Here is a list of common signs you can watch for.
  • Claiming they need more drugs to replace a lost or stolen prescription
  • Misrepresenting their symptoms
  • Frequent visits to multiple doctors, including a willingness to travel to a different city or state to see a new physician – a phenomenon called “doctor shopping”
  • Unwillingness or inability to provide a complete health history or contact information for previous physicians
THANKS GOOGLE!
Lmao someone needs to send this to her 🤣
 
Ten years ago was 2010, not 1810. A big portion of what wouldn't fly today was not okay then either. I don't get this excuse at all. I'm fully supportive of people owning that they were uneducated/biased/irresponsible before and trying to do better, but excusing one's behaviour by saying "It was a different time!" is just comforting one's own conscience. In an overwhelming amount of situations, people, on some level, know that they are doing something that's questionable. In this day and age, blaming poor judgement on the culture of times is a bit cowardly. I don't know in what context Gabbie is posting this but seems to me like tone deaf people patting each other on the back.

Edit: I've just watched Jenna Marbles' (Marbles's?) video and if that tweet was trying to stick up for her, the entire point of the video went over their head. For my part, I applaud Jenna for owning that she fucked up and apologising for it without sticking a 'but' after her apology. She isn't excusing her behaviour, why should Gabbie or others? Good intentions don't always make up for the end result.

plus doesn’t gobs whole entire reason for staying inside and feasting herself to death, apparently stem from being bullied? Sooooo she’s saying forget it but also DONT EVER FORGET IT AND PUT YOURSELF IN AN EARLY GRAVE
 
Lmaooooo just realised this! Anyone else get blocked for liking this tweet?
Absolute bleeping psychopath

this is the only interaction I’ve had with anything she’s posted in a long time so there’s literally no reason for it other than this 🙃
 

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She blocked my niece a few weeks ago when she sent her a kind message and we are pretty sure it's because she has a facial deformity. Gabby just read the message, looked at her ig stories and blocked her. Not the first youtuber to do that to her either.

She is putting the whole high on drugs thing on. She probably has a very mild dose and over played her symptoms because she needs to use her fake illness in order to control people and gain sympathy. I really wish she would just get some mental help, move back up north and spend less time online and more time working on herself and getting some good relationships.
 
Someone send this to her POBox.
I know she doesn't read but Jane can read it to her at bedtime.
It's All in Your Head is a non-fiction book by neurologist Suzanne O'Sullivan in which she shares her past experiences in diagnosing patients with psychosomatic disorders. The book focuses on the culture of medicine and societal views on psychosomatic illness, physical symptoms that stem from the mind.

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