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I was struck more by other inconsistencies; I can believe the changing prognosis. She talks about losing her hair and getting a wig (although something about t
by scoot 5y ago
I was struck more by other inconsistencies; I can believe the changing prognosis.
She talks about losing her hair and getting a wig (although something about that wig selfie looks off), but then can be seen in the last post in multiple photos video and a with natural hair that can't possibly have grown that long since December.
She says she is homeless, and at one point has to sleep in a tent, but also says she has family in the UK (Grandparents are mentioned specifically).
One picture shows a bed in the van that was acquired from and returned to a charity shop, and being replaced but a wooden platform, but no such platform appears in any subsequent photos of the van interior.
Not having enough money for fuel or vehicle repairs, but having enough to pay for assisted end of life. (Perhaps that was always being kept in reserve).
And other little things. So I have no idea. Maybe it's all true, and I'm seeing things that aren't there, as I don't know why someone would go to the trouble of making all or part of this up.
- AlanYx 5y agoI agree that the wig selfie is processed in some way that makes it appear fake, but I think the hair pictures aren't necessarily inconsistent. She may have only lost chunks of hair rather than all of her hair, which seems sort of consistent with the swimming picture in the last post. The other hair picture further down on the last post looks like a wig to me.
- jacquesm 5y agoPictures may not have been supplied chronologically. Seriously: the number of people that can be counted on to should 'fake' at any kind of story that is outside of their personal experience is a bit tiring. Keep in mind that absolutely nobody has anything to gain by being found out to be 'the girl that faked having cancer' with their face and half their life's story out for the whole world to relate to. That doesn't mean fakes do not happen, but what it does mean is that absent hard evidence shouting 'fake' is just another low brow dismissal. And there is plenty of evidence that proves that it is a real story, including hospital pictures, pictures of the vehicle, pictures of her in happier times and so on. Skepticism is fine but let's not overdo it.
- jacquesm 5y agoshould->shout
- scoot 5y agoSome of us read every post, top to bottom, end to end, including those missing from the chronology. You decided to refute any criticism, clearly without taking the time to read even one of the original posts. You didn't even bother to read the post you responded to, or you'd realise it was essentially supporting your uninformed position. You have a made a name for yourself by being vocal, but it takes more than that. Step up or step out.
- parasti 5y agoI assumed the pictures and video was from a time "before".