On Feb 27, 2:34 am, legittrader <s...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> There was no way she was faking and I saw no evidence that she fasted
> on
>
> >purpose. She needed more than slop for her condition. In fact, on
Saturday
> >night near the end of the night before they had to go back on slop, she
was
> >in one of the bedrooms with Alli and a few other people and Alli said
to her
> >(paraphrasing) "Amanda, they (the hospital) told you have to eat food."
It
> >was also mentioned that Amanda would be given food in the DR. Not sure
who
> >said this but I never did hear anyone complain or say that it was BS.
Also,
> >they gave Amanda a glucose testing kit (they showed Alex pricking her
last
> >night and helping her out) so if she was faking she's fooled medical
people
> >as well. Since this isn't WWE I'll believe that the nurse, etc. were
all
> >real medical professionals.
>
> Her hypoglycemia is a fake. No way, no how is someone going to pass
> out like that. Assuming low blood sugar she would go through stages,
> becoming more and more incomprehensible, flailing around for certainly
> minutes before going unconscious. Assuming high bs, she would take
> days and get more and more lethargic. It's fake, pure and simple. At
> best she saw herself in the mirror and fainted.
No, I think she really fainted. It's hard to fake that and her
reactions seemed real to me. I think though that she knew she was
hypoglycemic and she knew what would happen if she didn't eat
anything, and I think she is using her condition as an excuse to avoid
eating slop. Because it's total BS that putting brown sugar on slop
wouldn't work.
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