26 year old UK teacher Dies of the Suddenly

Yes all ‘unknown causes ‘may not be due to xx
But other deaths listed under other # causes maybe
Due to xx
Example: clots ; stroke , MI , Seizure , pulmonary hemorrhage ,shock
Myocarditis
What is important is that 1,600 cases are listed as caused by the xx !!!!!
But this maybe in the millions when you take a control group with no Xx
Compared to Xx group .
Study to come in ~ 70 years ?

Billons have been.

Biblical.

Don't bother arguing with this fuck witt, Munchausen syndrome sufferers go through medical books looking for their next illness. CKP will have better medical knowledge about his "conditions" than most Consultants (senior Doctors)

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If they would just stop drinking cold water.

Put your glass of water next to a space heater and wait five minutes. At that time, it will probably be close to a non lethal temperature for drinking. Kids these days, always pushing the boundaries....

Munchausen syndrome is a psychological condition where someone pretends to be ill or deliberately produces symptoms of illness in themselves.

Munchausen syndrome is complex and poorly understood. Many people refuse psychiatric treatment or psychological profiling, and it's unclear why people with the syndrome behave the way they do.

Different personality disorders thought to be linked with Munchausen syndrome include:

antisocial personality disorder – where a person may take pleasure in manipulating and deceiving doctors, giving them a sense of power and control
borderline personality disorder – where a person struggles to control their feelings and often swings between positive and negative views of others
narcissistic personality disorder – where a person often swings between seeing themselves as special and fearing they're worthless

It could be that the person has an unstable sense of their own identity and also has difficulty forming meaningful relationships with others.

Playing the "sick role" allows them to adopt an identity that brings support and acceptance from others with it. Admission to hospital also gives the person a clearly defined place in a social network.



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Diagnosing Munchausen syndrome can be challenging for medical professionals.

People with the syndrome are often very convincing and skilled at manipulating and exploiting doctors.
Investigating claims

Munchausen syndrome can usually be diagnosed if:

there's clear evidence of fabricating or inducing symptoms
the person's prime motivation is to be seen as sick
there's no other likely reason or explanation for their behaviour

People who have Munchausen syndrome have a genuine mental health condition, but will often only admit to having a physical illness.

If a person admits to their behaviour, they can be referred to a psychiatrist for further treatment. If they do not admit to lying, most experts agree the doctor in charge of their care should minimise medical contact with them.

More than enough to have these fucking dangerous shots pulled off the shelves...sick of you and the fakecines

There appear to be 2 separate groups of people affected by Munchausen syndrome. They are:

women who are 20 to 40 years of age, often with a background in healthcare

unmarried white men who are 30 to 50 years of age

It's unclear why these 2 groups tend to be affected by Munchausen syndrome.

no

"Munchausen By Internet..."

Cut and Paste from UK NHS web site, so my fingers (unlike yours) are fine.

In fact my post is for others to decide if they think that the Munchausen Syndrome symptoms explain your diatribes.

To me, there is little doubt. You are not even consistent with your illnesses / treatments

Please tell us you are not single white male between the ages of 30 - 50

Munchausen syndrome, also known as Factitious Disorder, is a serious mental disorder in which someone deceives others by appearing sick, by purposely getting sick or by self-injury. Syndrome sufferers are thought to experience an adrenaline rush from being cared for and being the centre of attention

There is also a new phenomenon, Munchausen’s by internet, where a person joins an internet support group for people with a serious health condition such as cancer or HIV, and they then claim to have the condition themselves.

Signs that a person may have Munchausen syndrome can include:

Claiming to have a history of complex and serious medical conditions, or giving inconsistent, selective or misleading information about their symptoms and health history..

Telling unbelievable and often very elaborate stories about their past, particularly when these stories include details of medical conditions, illnesses or injuries suffered.

Having very good medical knowledge, or having medical information through exposure to a model of the illness they are falsifying.

The symptoms involve mimicking or producing illness or injury; go to great lengths to hide their deception, that their symptoms are actually part of a serious mental health disorder. They continue with the deception, even without receiving any visible benefit or reward or when faced with objective evidence that doesn’t support their claims.

I'll let others decide, but just in case...

How to know if you have Munchausen Syndrome?

Often someone who has Munchausen syndrome will be aware that they don’t have the illness they are presenting or that they are making the symptoms of an illness or condition worse, but they might not know why they are making it seem as if they are physically unwell. You should see your doctor if you are spending a lot of time thinking about being ill, worrying that you have the symptoms of an illness or you are trying to make it look like you have an illness you don’t actually have.

There is no known way to prevent Munchausen syndrome, so seeking advice as soon as you become aware that you may have the symptoms of the syndrome is vital to help avoid unnecessary and potentially dangerous tests and treatment and for getting the support and treatment that you may need for the syndrome.

Yes I am consistent.. all users posts are searchable you dumb troll.. and I am 53 and happily married..

There you go again, your continual reference to your illnesses, and your constant need to insult people. I wonder if your wife (assuming she exists) feels equally happily married.

Now push off back to the medical papers, NHS bullshit lying SARS-Cov-2 statistics, bullshit SARS-Cov-2 research and bullshit SARS-Cov-2 experimental mRNA Vax data.

>> Now push off back to the medical papers, NHS bullshit lying SARS-Cov-2 statistics, bullshit SARS-Cov-2 research and bullshit SARS-Cov-2 experimental mRNA Vax data.


So it wasn't you who pasted a load of medical bullshit above?

Factitious disorder, previously referred to as Munchausen syndrome, is a condition in which an individual deceives others by appearing ill, impaired, or injured. This can involve faking, purposely getting sick, or self-injury. People with factitious disorder have a desire to be seen as ill or injured without any obvious external reward, such as personal or financial gain. They are aware of the deception they are engaging in, but they may not see themselves as having a problem.

People with borderline or histrionic personality traits may also present with signs of factitious disorder.

Careful, people might start thinking there replies are one of your sock puppets.
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I hate The Suddenly. It's such an asshole. Here I am one day, being a 26 year old person and then "Suddenly" shows up and the last memories of me that people have are me twitching on the floor.

Yup.

The Suddenly is a bitch.

Suddenly must be brought to justice.

Red white blue = ctrld opp0sition.
Would be nice to see Fraudsky & the Gang dangling on a r0pe though.