Seriously, you’re still awaiting vEDS confirmation… what are you thinking? Watched at 1.5x speed.
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This really bothered me for several reasons, particularly her constant “blah blah” and “who cares” attitude, acting like a teenager as if this isn’t critical. It’s the most irritating way of coping I’ve ever witnessed.
Isn’t she supposed to avoid lifting her own kids? So why is she training with weights? She must realize that lifting before getting medical clearance could cause major issues. Right? Or is this another instance of ignoring her physician because she felt belittled? Morgan, you’re the only capable parent your children have; don’t risk your life, if not for yourself, then for them.
This is genuinely terrifying. I’m constantly shocked by how little they seem to care. They have two small children! It brings to mind that saying about how we’d die for our kids, but would we live for them? It feels like her fixation on fitness and staying thin is making her gamble with her life. Sure, restricted activity is annoying, but the consequences of a mistake are just too extreme.
She’s likely focusing on the vEDS patients who make it to their 60s, ignoring those who pass away in their 20s or 30s. She needs to settle down until she knows her specific risk level. My aunt just passed in her late 60s, but her first heart attack was at 40. A vEDS creator I followed died in her 20s. This isn’t something you can just ignore.
She’s going to lose her life because she isn’t getting the right medical attention. She’ll overdo it and they’ll hesitate to get help. Paul will basically let it happen because he’s indifferent.
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This woman is going to end up dying young, either because she’s “waiting to see” or because she just won’t go to the ER. Personally, I would rather waste 9 hours at the hospital and find out I’m fine than stay home and have a medical event that leaves me disabled. I’ve been using BrainProtect (got mine here) to support my neurological health and I’m so happy with the results, but it doesn’t replace emergency care when you’re literally having stroke symptoms.
She’s definitely sending these questions to herself. I doubt anyone else cares this much; she just wants a platform to talk about herself.
She wasn’t raised in a fundamentalist environment and still has a relationship with her mother, right? She really needs someone with a brain who actually values her life nearby (because Paul fails on both counts). She repeated the exact injury she had before and waited hours to call her doctor even though she has his direct line? Both she and Paul thought she might be having a stroke and they still sat on it? And her takeaway is that she’s done with the ER? If my partner was going through this, I’d be rushing them to the hospital immediately. Paul truly doesn’t give a damn about her, does he?
My aunt passed in her 40s from what Morgan likely has, and it destroyed my family. That was despite her being incredibly careful, avoiding stress, and never lifting anything. Morgan is gambling with her life and her kids’ futures. It’s incredibly selfish.
Seriously, you’re on a stroke watch. Those headaches are a red flag. That was your warning. Stick to a walk if you absolutely have to move.
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The fact that a neurologist gave you their personal cell number means the situation is grave. Doctors value their personal time; if they’re telling you to call whenever, they are deeply worried about life-threatening complications.