Dr. Phil To Guest Who Live Streamed Claimed Medical Emergency:'Is It Possible That That Was Atten…

[@SKC193]

She’s saying her tongue is swelling bad, yet her speech is perfectly clear. No panic in her voice. Only attack she’s having is a more than usual ignorance attack!

[@ellavermey4932]

Couse she is not eathing pepper now

[@k.m512]

The first video was 'mild to moderate'? I could hear that person dying. Thank God I'm not allergic to anything 😭😭😭

[@donaldmiller4386]

I second this. So glad I have zero known allergies. But I do have mild asthma. It only flares up if I overwork myself IE running. And its worse or triggered easier in extrememe heat or cold. I luckily have never been to the point of needing an epipen. I do feel like I have felt enough to believe this woman is lieing though.

[@upasanabardhan4428]

Who the heck was recording the first lady?? And why???? So let me get this straight, someone is almost dying, and someone is recording? What the heck

[@Alfred-F-Jones]

@@upasanabardhan4428 Tell me what you think the the second person would or should have done, then? This looks like a situation where someone else trying to "help" would just get in the way and make things worse. She very clearly had it under control. Not to mention there are many medical situations that need to be filmed in order to show a doctor exactly what the reaction looks like and allow them to improve their treatment, because every person is different. For all you know, the person behind the camera could've been helping plenty by catching the reaction on film. Don't be so quick to vilify the cameraman.

[@galaxythebat]

Yea no allergies will ruin you. Even after the epipen, you're not just fine. You still have to go to the ER and get treated, if your allergy is severe enough to cause that wheezing and need for the epipen. The pen just keeps your heart beating to keep you alive so you *make* it to the ER. It's incredibly terrifying!!! That's how you instantly know the woman on the show was lying, though. You never store your epipen if your allergy calls for one.

[@brookedelaney1]

@@upasanabardhan4428 it must not have been the first time. An epic pen turns it around pretty quickly.

[@luna_swan0853]

I used to lie a lot so you can tell she’s lying here within the first 20 seconds. What I used to do is every time someone tried to confirm something with me, I would always make sure to explain myself to make them less suspicious. Notice how when she’s asked about being allergic, she explains “oh it takes 20 minutes to work” to justify her lie and to make her obvious lie she knows is obvious less obvious

[@Yeshua777yahweh]

Hey, When you say you used to lie a lot, does that mean you dont lie anymore or as much? how did you manage to stop? asking for a friend lol

[@luna_swan0853]

@@Yeshua777yahweh I used to lie about almost everything regarding homework, things I had to do, mostly about everything. I don’t know how I stopped. I think it was about just maturity. One thing that helped was thinking if they have evidence of me lying, then I shouldn’t lie. Example if I was supposed to email someone, and my parents asked if I did, and I said yes, they can easily check to see if I have or haven’t. A lot of it too was guilt. I would get caught in some lies and saw how it hurt my family and knew they wouldn’t trust me the more I lied. With friends, it was being a hypocrite. I always said I don’t want to be lied to, but I would sometimes lie about not meeting with them or reasons why I wasn’t on my phone. Over the years of lying, I have built up many excuses that were harder to tell if I was lying and it’s easy to detect them if i see them in shows or clips like these. I sometimes lie now, but mostly it’s because I forgot to do something and I don’t mean to lie but it’s in the moment and mostly a flight or fight thing and trying to gain myself a little more time to get those things I need to, done. If you need anymore advice or have anymore questions let me know. I’m happy to share and help

[@Yeshua777yahweh]

@@luna_swan0853 Thank you for replying! Thank you for your honesty and advice...To be honest, lol im not asking for a friend. You are right about the fight or flight. My main problem is i dont have the time to think before i speak !! It just comes out then im like oops... why did i say that? Now i even say: wait, im lying right now (to whoever im speaking with so they understand my issue is pathological) ... foster care took me at 12 years old but i remember my parents being liars and i guess i am the result of my environment or that i grew up mimicking their behavior as a child is formed by their environment? Now i understand the importance of having healthy role models or it can screw you up. old habits die hard...but they eventually die if you keep working hard

[@MarinaRhymin]

@@Yeshua777yahweh What an awesome thread you guys have built!! Thank y’all for sharing. Mia, so many kids get so lost in the system that they never find themselves later on and carry on with defense mechanisms without ever questioning it. It’s a terribly sad truth. You’re so strong and insightful, and I hope your life is becoming more beautiful (in spite of all the ugliness around us these days). You deserve it. I hope you’ll keep sharing your insights as you walk your path, because you never know who’s going to feel like you gave them a voice. Good luck 🤗

[@cowboydan8021]

@@luna_swan0853 Very mature of you to talk so openly about your personal experience.. Sounds to me like you've genuinely owned up to it and matured. Bravo to you, miss. I used to lie all the time too, but it was because I was a heroin addict. Every single lie I told served a single purpose - to protect my addiction. I'm clean now, so my lying has very drastically diminished. But I still tell little white lies every single day, I think everyone does. Here's one of my personal observations.. I feel like when I was in the thick of it and things were really bad, people were actually for the most part believing my lies. But now that I'm removed from it and I can reflect back with hindsight, I wasn't fooling anyone except myself. Do you feel that way too?

[@bornonsaturdayYT]

“It was in the heat of the moment” You ate the pizza in the heat of the moment?

[@lumenpierce8583]

Dumbest excuse over.

[@yamato6114]

Bruh she ate a pizza that she claimed was randomly delivered to her house. Black pepper is in almost everything. If she’s that allergic to it she didn’t even bother to check? She’s lying...

[@hellowendy1029]

Lmao ohhh I'm in the heat of the moment so I'm going to take the box, walk the box to the table, get a plate and napkin, take out a slice of pizza, and eat it all in the heat of the moment! As one does! 🤣

[@psychonauty2020]

​@@yamato6114 black pepper is def in everything 😂 she need to watch it

[@alyssastern6073]

I'm an emt and I can tell you that she doesn't have anaphylactic shock and people act like her and think they do all the time.

[@misssmisssymaria]

I’m a paramedic too, I’ve seen people go unconscious because their airway closed. The last thing on their minds was moving stuff to storage, because they were too busy trying to breathe.

[@lifeof.jariya3307]

yeah she literally described black pepper (which is spicy) burning her

[@jothesharkrider]

Dr. Phil calling her out! How can she talk on the phone if she's having anaphylaxis, and why would she film herself if she's in a medical emergency?!

[@bsusak09]

She is straight up LYING. You can’t lie like that when you’re a terrible actor haha

[@beanbonk4922]

I went into anaphylactic shock a couple weeks ago and nearly had a heart attack and stop breathing at one point. This girl is definitely lying.

[@madturtle8826]

When I was younger I suffered with pretty bad asthma, so I know what it’s like to not be able to breathe. I carried my inhaler EVERYWHERE no matter what I was doing.

[@MarinaRhymin]

EXACTLY. I have severe (class 6) cat allergies. Unless I need to enter a hoarder house or something (which I never would), I don’t have to carry an EpiPen, but I STILL keep an inhaler & pills in my purse 100% of the time! She had NOTHING. You could never accidentally put lifesaving medicine in a storage unit if you had serious health problems. That stuff stays in your purse or suitcase during a move, folks, trust me! It would be like me somehow putting my epilepsy medication in a box with my old yearbooks. Impossible. Nice try, lady. You may not need 911, but you DO need help. And acting classes. 🤢

[@lalamakeuprehab]

If that’s mild to moderate, that’s terrifying!! This lady on the show is a crock !

[@Monustaai]

My thoughts exactly.

[@johnmcmanus2447]

"I'm always very careful about what i eat, unless someone randomly sends me a pizza, then i just gobble it down!" Right...

[@loveanddreambig]

Anyone who’s ever been “scared” to use their epi-pen needs to watch the video of the woman in actual anaphylaxis. The sound of her struggling to breathe, followed by how quickly her “normal” breathing returns after the injection, should make anyone realize it’s a great tool and unafraid to use it.

[@Lord_Hillcrest]

Caught red handed in attention getting behaviour . This is consistent with people suffering from bipolar . The fact she tries denying it makes her look very bad here.

[@siya_froggy3309]

I'm bipolar 2. I never lie unless a cops trying to bust me. But I've definitely seen others with Bipolar lie like this. Women like this give us a bad rep😡

[@thomascat4872]

@@siya_froggy3309 r/iamverybadass

[@siya_froggy3309]

@@thomascat4872 did you try to paste a link or something?? Idk why you're tagging me in a blank reply lol

[@lumenpierce8583]

@@siya_froggy3309 r/woosh

[@SignedOff402]

Preparing for the Lawsuit behavior.

[@FanOBarbaro]

I ended up on a ventilator with anaphylaxis for three weeks in November...my last anaphylactic reaction last month, it took SIX epi pens to stop my reaction...I definitely wasn't in a position to talk let alone call 911 myself

[@13Wolfie13]

Anaphylaxis ALWAYS happens with 5 minutes and a person doesn’t sit there and talk about how they can’t breathe. They ACTUALLY cannot breathe. Also... a person who has had an anaphylactic reaction to anything is absolutely terrified of it ever happening again and 100% do everything they can to prevent it. This lady might have an allergy to pepper, but that is not anaphylaxis. (I’m a 16 year paramedic with a bee allergy.)

[@lifeof.jariya3307]

Not saying im anaphylactic but im extremely allergic to pollen to the point it can make my throat swell extremely bad and make it hard to breathe, so I can definitely tell she's lying! She just described black pepper being spicy...

[@13Wolfie13]

@@lifeof.jariya3307 Exactly!!

[@jessicacarlisle9160]

I’m allergic to bees and various medication. My medication allergies took between 15 and 30 minutes to kick in, bee sting is minutes. I stepped on a bee and the two minutes it took to get to my epipen I could barely breathe. After injecting my epipen, I made it to my front porch to get my family’s attention before collapsing and they had to inject another epipen. We live further out once 911 was called, my neighbor put me in his truck and sped to meet the ambulance. They had to give me more epinephrine before I could breathe again. Benadryl does not stop an anaphylactic reaction and it doesn’t prevent one either.

[@carleethe1st]

I get really violent panic attacks where it feels like my throat is closing and I can’t breathe. I wheeze and choke when they come on. Thankfully I have a great doctor who prescribes me medicine to fight off the PA’s. Just the FEELING of not being able to breathe is enough to have that medicine on me at all times. It’s terrifying and I get maybe forgetting an inhaler is in a different purse one time or something like that, but in storage?! There’s no way!

[@missolesoul]

OMG! I get the same thing. I have fallen to my knees after not being able to get a breath. I then get even more hysterical. It's q vicious cycle.

[@makoa143ify]

😂 doing it for the gram!

[@stephaniegarner2228]

🤣

[@toyamarie971]

Right!!

[@annm861]

Do it for the vine!

[@jenniliberty4287]

Sometimes you forget... come on. If you had a real allergic reaction you would avoid it as much as you can. It would be first on your mind of concern when given food.

[@tissotmotogp88]

Man there is nothing behind her eyes, that skull is empty.

[@mojo3548]

I’ve always had severe asthma which isn’t exactly the same thing as an allergy but let me tell you she is LYING! I never go anywhere without my inhaler because I could literally die from my lungs closing at any moment and it’s TERRIFYING. She just wants attention and it’s disgusting.

[@sophiewelks9884]

"you don't make money off of youtube"....okay lol.

[@McDanklestank]

Why would I put myself through that and look like an idiot? Lady have you ever heard of Steve-O

[@johnfairweather9188]

It’s because she thinks she can pull the wool over everyone’s eyes. I’ll bet she’s been a liar all of her life for attention and control.

[@caitlynryder8639]

That video of the first woman with the allergic reaction is giving me asthma attack flashbacks

[@xquisitty]

Dont' know this lady but I had an anaphylactic shock and it started two hours after eating seafood. It started with tongue swelling, chest pain, difficulty breathing and got worse from there. By the time I made it to the ER my face was unrecognizable from severe swelling and I didn't think I would survive. Even still, my breathing didn't sound like the lady in the video.

[@oliviaaa6118]

“You dont make money off of youtube” tell that to the people who rely on youtube money to live😂

[@AllyGatorAnimator]

To be fair I think she means in the context of a random vid. KZbin's system for revenue has changed a few times and as it stands right now you would be lucky to get a couple of dollars a month if you're just posting things casually. Unless you make videos for a job and actually treat it like a business (e.g. sponsors, midrolls, merch, playing to that sweet sweet algorithm to get even more people in) and are also extremely lucky, KZbin isn't that much of a money maker. She's still a terrible liar though, because nobody would post a video like that to make money anyway.

[@barbaralonero9860]

Why would you eat anything that showed up at your door that you are no one else in your house ordered

[@trumpgirl1018]

No one, I mean NO ONE ever films while they are having trouble breathing or feeling their tongue swelling!!! What a crock,,, what a liar,

[@Asfkvifjennw]

As an EMT and someone who’s had an anaphylactic episode, this is a load of BS!

[@lalamakeuprehab]

That’s exactly what it was! Attention seeking behavior !

[@rse1113]

I've experienced anaphylaxis and it's pure terror. This woman should have to feel that for five seconds and she'd realize that you don't have the wherewithal to grab a phone and film it.

[@DragonGoddess18]

3:28 "You can't make that up.." Yes you can. And too many HAVE made stuff up

[@moonilagooni]

as someone who has a serious allergy and has been through anaphylactic shock this is really dumb.

[@zvenomx1478]

I remember when my best friend in high school had a allergic reaction to a pizza we got at a restaurant turns out she was allergic to olives which she didnt know and was breathing like the first woman freaked me out thank god she had her pen on her

[@shellbabaloona2201]

Man Dr Phil has endless patience for these people.

[@gena4638]

He showed her the video of the real thing...now she'll just fake it better next time.

[@squonkie2713]

I cant handle this woman. She is the worst liar I have ever seen

[@scepticalhyenas5750]

*"* _Well i didnt bring my lifesaving medicine that makes me not die when I consume one of my allergens because I'm very careful to avoid my allergens. Except for when it's the heat of the moment and I eat some random pizza I know nothing about._ _I didn't plan to have a deadly allergic reaction_ *"* (" _that I could _*_film..._* ") (" _and _*_post online........_* ") (" _for _*_concern..._*_ and _*_attention................_* ")

[@squirrelycritter]

When I was younger I had a panic attack after taking a new medication and went to the hospital thinking it was anaphylaxis, why would anyone film themselves doing that it was SO EMBARRASSING LOL

[@BlackSouixie]

I've never had a pizza come with black pepper on it, ever. Hypochondriac to the max.

[@BlackSouixie]

I am super allergic to eggplant. I would never eat mystery food. Not worth a possible reaction and hospital.

[@TheNicholle23]

I was a server and I’ve had tables who have allergies. There is not one table who have food allergies that did not warn me, tell me what they can eat, and how serious it was if they ate a certain thing. As a server I took this very seriously and I would do all that I could to make sure the food they’re allergic to did not touch their plate. I say this because I call BS on her “I didn’t know it had black pepper”. People who really have allergies, especially food allergies, do NOT just say “oh cool free food! Nom nom nom”. If she really had a black pepper allergy she would of called the place the pizza was from and ask if they use pepper in it. Which 9/10 times they do.

[@maldust7438]

Now that the woman who is "allergic" to pepper saw an actual allergic reaction in that video Dr. Phil put up, she now knows what to ACT like when pretending to have a reaction. I bet without a doubt in future videos or whatever, she'll pretend to do exactly what the woman was doing in that video. She'll pretend to wheeze and all that... Lol, i already see it playing out in my head

[@patriciazernone-wood5423]

I had it once at the age of 32 from an insecticide. (Never had issue before) I was in panic mode couldn't speak, since I couldn't breathe and the seeking was extremely noticeable. it was literally 30 seconds before I knew there was an issue I dialed 911 and thankfully my neighbor was an er nurse she told them it was an allergic reaction possibly anaphylaxis, and the paramedic who arrived in less than 3 minutes jumped out with a needle and immediately injected me through my clothing. It was almost immediate I felt relief. It would be extremely expensive to determine which insecticides where sprayed around the property whole I was outside so I was given a script for an EpiPen upon release from hospital the next afternoon. I haven't needed to use one thankfully since but I'm caution now when in areas that are sprayed with any chemicals for insects

[@shirleyjenlion187]

dr phil: ok i know youre lying but lets hear you try to conviince me otherwise

[@jenniferhosman3688]

My mom had over 27 anephelexic shocks and they told us people don't usually live through 1 things would become an allergy to her after years of being fine with them and she had many levels of shock some were minor but she could tell when they were coming so I dont believe she is lying

[@lumenpierce8583]

She has lied about a LOT of things, so I don’t believe anything she says anymore. That’s what happens when people cry wolf all the time.

[@vermiliongatling4781]

I’ve been in anaphylactic shock twice in my life I got really lucky because it’s a very rare allergy

[@debsdrury9582]

I’m anaphylactic and I swear the reaction she portrayed looks mild. I’ve been at the latter end where I’ve been minutes from death! Mine is idiopathic so I don’t know for sure what causes it. Mild moderate or severe if you have an epi pen then you got damn keep it with you! It’s nothing to play around with 🤬

[@tarrence22]

She said in regards to storing her epipen " I didn't plan on eating pepper that day ", I don't think ANYBODY ever knowingly plans on using their epipen.....they have an epipen in case of an emergency, unless you're putting on some kind of production emergencies aren't usually planned . Lmbo

[@josephdurkin8180]

Instead of calling 911she films it?

[@zingystardust4082]

"My thongue is thwelling up." Fabulous acting.

[@theL0VERS]

Luckily I just have seasonal allergies and Ive never been exposed to anyone who has severe allergies. That video was terrifying of that lady with the EpiPen.

[@cklaw7818]

Imagine being this delusional

[@jessifickle432]

That girl is the biggest joke. 😆

[@spookayitsme]

That first lady actually turned out to be faking it too ... Just a very very good actor

[@bosshogg6653]

People that lie like this is beyond me! Everyone in the world knows she's lying and she just won't stop lying!!

[@sammurphy3343]

This girl has left reality completely

[@lolasmom5816]

Shes interrupting videos with whatever info bc she wants to distract attention from the videos.

[@livewellwitheds6885]

as somebody who actually has a life threatening allergy [anaphylaxis without eating or touching it. peanut level allergy] with 5+ times having severe anaphylaxis there's a HUGE discrepancy between her saying she is careful with what she eats and she forgot in the heat of the moment. I check the labels on every single product [food or not] i buy, I always ask about ingredients and make sure people know about my allergy when I go to a restaurant or am flying, and I always bring MULTIPLE epi pens with me if I'm out more than 1 day. that's the BARE MINIMUM when you live with *severe* anaphylaxis

[@kellyhack943]

I’m I have a severe allergy to Latex. In 13 months I had 6 reactions. It isn’t like what she said, your breathing goes and you feel like the next breath will be your last. I don’t leave the house without 4-5 epi pens, I’ve been told by drs if I have another one. I will die

[@damr7304]

Ssssniperwolf thank you for this Tom Fullery 😂

[@jolynngrimes8092]

As someone who is a Paramedic and has anaphylaxis to multiple food and bees this lady pisses me off like no other.

[@quinnasinger]

I've had multiple anaphylactic reactions and the fact that she's able to talk goes to show that it's not real and not carrying your epipen? Miss thang I knew by the time I was 3 that it had to go everywhere with me

[@lisamalcolm6916]

Yeah attention seeking behavior , that’s all that was ….

[@lifeof.jariya3307]

my ex-boyfriend has asthma and has sever anaphylaxis to shell fish seafood.. and he NEVER leaves or stores anything he needs.. even at a carnival!

[@quinnasinger]

yeah no anaphylaxis is no joke I've had one before but unlike the woman in the video wheezing the epipen didn't work all the way and I still sounded like her after using it. They had to give me O2 a heart monitor and several bags of IV meds before I was ok again. Your stomach feels like it's being squeezed by a boa constrictor while you feel like you're breathing out of a coffee stirrer

[@OOceaneyess]

I was being wheeled in for breast cancer surgery in ‘99. Just moments before entering the surgery suite a few IV’s began to drip into me. One to put me to sleep, one for pain and the other was an antibiotic. CIPRO. I had had a bad reaction to Penicillin prescribed to me in 1978 for a bladder infection. Soon after taking the first pill, I broke out into hives, and I had difficulty breathing. I went to that ER sand. Was treated and told to never take penicillin again, after having taken it just fine up until then. I was then 18 years old. So the surgeon thought to use the Cipro for my surgery and most likely afterwards had I not gone into full anaphylactic shock and I was being taken into surgery. I was screaming that something was burning and took one look over at the anesthesiologist. The look on his face said it all! I heard him say the word anaphylactic ( a word that I had never heard before) then the word STAT! He was so shaken up that he knocked over the metal tray on wheels that held the surgery tools, then I was OUT!

[@BabbleOn777]

For someone who is 'brutally honest' she sure lies alot.

[@SolarCrush48]

She does seem to be totally acting BUT I have had 2 anaphylactic reactions in my life, and I’ll admit I don’t always have an epipen close. It’s been 15 years since my last episode, so I’ve gotten more lax with it. I know I should be more careful, but it’s really not a thing I think about often at this point.

[@barbaralonero9860]

No no no whenever I travel or have to move somewhere or go visit somebody I'll make sure all my medications and everything I need to save my life is right in my purse

[@lynnemorgan4926]

As someone with a SEVERE good allergy, I have an epipen on me at ALL times! 1 at work, 3 at home and one in every car. I go nowhere without it!!!

[@jcwayservices6862]

I had that happen to me when I was in AZ and when I had certain medication where I had to rush to the hospital same with my kids! And I would never take the time to video tape myself bc for one I do not like being on camera secondly if I'm have an emergency medically speaking I put stuff away and get out the door and go to hospital and if I can't go yet I either call someone or if I personally can deal with it at home since I do have some background in nursing I will do that first bc even though I get medical assistance I still do not wabt to tack on another bill nor be having to be in a hospital if I dont really really really have to be!

[@dragon202920]

How do you “store” medication away I don’t have an epipen but all my medication it’s all were I can get it I even have emergency on me just in case Bruh

[@SmartFool24]

Yeah you can make that up and it clearly did happen. She forgot her epipen but not her camera to film it. Uh huh

[@clownfromspongebob3979]

I’ve seen better acting at a high school play better than her going into anaphylactic “episode”

[@MyHeart1955]

Did trippin’ Trish ever get any help or was she allowed to run free…….

[@PINKKYLIELOUISE]

Why eat a pizza you know you didn’t order and complete stranger sent to you

[@rebeccahawes7040]

First of all why would you eat something a stranger sent you and they laced it with god knows what?

[@Rae_777]

tbh that’s exactly the allergy process i have to bees, my tongue swells up over about 20 minutes and it feels like my throat is swelling, too, but it doesn’t close as with severe reactions. I didn’t think it was controversial and glad i didn’t ask dr phil whether it was real sheesh. Of course, i also wouldn’t even think to record myself.

[@peopleareidiots301]

WHAT A FREAK

[@elizabethtilles5192]

I would be mortified if I didn't have my pen with me!

[@Atx.lee.23]

You’re cautious about your allergy but store away your epipen and you eat a random pizza left at your doorstep and she’s laughing as her tongue is “swelling”

[@jessicacarlisle9160]

I’m allergic to various medications and bees. I have epipens all over. I have one in my purse at all times, in my medicine cabinet at home, and in my car. Anyone who comes to visit us, since we live in the country where bees are ample, gets a run down of where my epipens are and how to inject one. I would never be anywhere without one and even in a hectic move, would not misplace where they are. It’s life or death, people with actual anaphylactic allergies don’t play with that.

[@ajcates2112]

I am actually allergic to capsaicin which is the oil in peppers and it is so limiting to live with an allergy like that and it’s disgusting to have someone pretend to have an allergy just for attention… it’s one thing if it stems from a mental disorder but to do it just for attention is awful and insulting to people who live with severe allergies! I’ve had several anaphylactic episodes and this woman is not going through anaphylaxis

[@dizziechef9502]

I had this anaphylactic shock when I had a test with I've iodine. Mine was very severe and it happened in the hospital. Very scary and I was close to death very instantly.

[@Nyax50Lopez]

Jesus christ. I had allergic reaction due to some shrimp not being fresh and had severe breathing problem which thankfully I went to emergency on time. The effect was slow from hives first in my ears and then it goes down. 2nd stage is my tongue getting like thick and my airway slowly closing. 3rd and last stage is my legs getting like paralyze feeling since they were like weaker and had myself grab onto my parent's shoulder. This happened when I was small and the shrimp that caused me allergies was from H-E-B. like we asked them if they were fresh and said yes. I know I can out a lawsuit on them but the guy was nice and perhaps didn't know. But years later we we found this small seafood place which actually sells fresh seafood which they get from the beach and quickly puts it up for sale. It's a small shed and I find it cute.

[@shyerahikari8300]

I have a friend with a peanut allergy, and she NEVER EVER went anywhere without an epipen, She keeps it in her pocket 24/7. People with legit life threatening allergies would never just "forget" there epi pen because thats there only chance to survive and not willing to risk it by forgetfulness.

[@babblingbeehive]

Hi someone with a nut allergy here. All I have to say it all anaphylactic reactions are different along with reaction times and sensitivities. I also have a friend with a peanut allergy. We both have had times where we realized that we forgot the epipen. We also both have ADHD so that could explain that but I can tell you they have had reactions just like the first video and her video. I’ve accidentally eaten things that I’m allergic to. The amount that is ingested can significantly change the reaction or at least that’s what my allergy doctor informed me about during allergy testing. She very well could be faking but everyone reacts different and mistakes can be made.

[@patsyspry6248]

Where are my Wellies?? It’s awfully deep!

[@maryannlaylanzon9885]

You don't store a epi pen.

[@lettucetacoboutit7974]

🤡 she is 🤥 she is 🃏 she is 🧠 she has not 🤔💀😂🤣

[@dizziechef9502]

If you look at her chest in her video she's breathing normal. Her chest not even moving. I had this shock and felt like I was dying . Not even able to be on the phone describing my tongue. I don't really believe her. But I might be wrong.

[@Realfrenchie]

I am diabetic so I put my insulin in the storage...lol

[@tacticalministries3508]

A "severe" allergic reaction means that your throat would swell and you would not be able to breathe

[@sashawitwicky]

who puts extra black pepper on a pizza.......

[@jewelfoxgaming873]

I love pizza...like A LOT But if someone...that I DON'T KNOW Gives me a MYSTERY PIZZA I'm not gonna eat it in the heat of the moment Plus can't you see the peppers on it?!?! If you're allergic to stuff Just make sure it's cheese just to be safe Plus for all we know, that pizza could have been poisoned But she ate it in the heat of the moment If I was starving to death...maybe But she seemed fine

[@mamasrescue1212]

Hilarious. I will literally keep an inhaler in every single spot I can get to it as quick as possible. One in my car, in my bag, on my bedside stand, in the kitchen, and one or two extra in my closet at all times. To even think saying something as silly as- “”I put the device that saves my life in storage by accident”, is not even comical, it’s just plainly absurd! This woman is a nutcase! 🌰

[@moniquefiorecna]

I sound like that lady in the video who is giving herself a EpiPen when I have any seafood. The lady who called 911 is a liar!!! I have a epi pen in my desk, purse, medicine cabinet, one at work. People who fake anaphylaxis shock and call 911 should get a fine!

[@missolesoul]

I had a babysitter that carried an Epic pen for various ailments. I kept a pen in my fridge just in case.

[@truthhurts63]

You are in to much terror to even talk when you have an anaphylactic reaction..unfortunetly I know from experience 😳

[@jessicamccrady5210]

I have asthma and my inhalers are always in my possession, not in a storage unit.

[@moparqween8824]

Omg. She didn’t even earn a Grammy with that performance.