Replying to @FLOTUS
@FLOTUS Why????
Replying to @mattMD
@mattMD
Dr. Matt McCord made the outrageous claim that 20% of mastectomy patients who received opioids became addicted. That’s 1 in 5 women undergoing surgery for breast cancer yet there’s no data to support this.
It’s because of this type of opioid propaganda surgeons are withholding pain medication post mastectomy/hysterectomy/C-section.
Women continue to be the punching bag.
Please consider donating to The Doctor Patient Forum so we can continue fighting this type of misinformation and fearmongering.
Women, children, and countless patients are suffering because of the stigma surrounding opioid pain medication.
thedoctorpatientforum.com/
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Replying to @DavidESmitty
A perfectly fckd-up & outrageously common medical story I was told today: Two ER visits w/severe pain, vomiting. She's told it's anxiety & indigestion. Third ER visit, the pain now unbearable, a nurse continues to tell her it's anxiety & refuses to give her pain 1/
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Replying to @rsdcrpsfire
@rsdcrpsfire
@DavidESmitty
Wiles is out now
Things should start to correct
Replying to @annvandersteel
12/14 Means alleges Wiles’s circle interfered with health policy, including restrictions on kratom derived products.
HHS says revised thresholds reflected scientific data and comments.
Release the review records and communications. Let the public comb through the evidence and establish what happened
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Replying to @Shannonagain2
⚠️ TRIGGER WARNING: SEVERE CHILD ABUSE, TORTURE ALLEGATIONS & CHILD HOMICIDE.
I am struggling to comprehend what I’m reading.
New details from the arrest report in the murder of Malayshia Allford (10) are absolutely horrifying.
Her foster mother, Carprice Williams (36), is accused of subjecting Malayshia to repeated physical abuse before her death.
According to two juvenile witnesses interviewed by investigators, Williams allegedly beat Malayshia with a phone cord, threw her down a flight of stairs, and forced her to repeatedly climb stairs while wearing a heavy weighted vest.
The children described injuries, including a swollen leg and deep cuts on her hands. They also alleged that Malayshia was deprived of food and water and required permission just to use the bathroom.
On October 24, the children reportedly saw Malayshia lying motionless in bed. She did not respond when they called her name.
And somehow it gets worse.
Investigators allege Williams used Malayshia’s own phone to send herself text messages on October 26, pretending the little girl had voluntarily gone to stay with her biological family.
That same morning, surveillance footage captured Malayshia’s body being removed from the foster home in a large bag.
Her body was eventually discovered in the trunk of a vehicle in New Jersey.
Williams is charged with murder and is being held without bail.
How does a child endure this level of abuse in a foster home without someone intervening?
I want to know who was responsible for checking on Malayshia. Whether anyone reported concerns. And whether there were opportunities to save her.
She was 10 years old.
She was placed in a home where she was supposed to be protected.
Instead, according to investigators, that home became the place where she suffered and died. 😩
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The internet showed up big for the Red Baron worker, Walter, and he asked only that we help others in need.
Now let’s do the same for baby Nova.
She’s been in the NICU fighting jaw issues, infections, and more.
Her family needs help covering travel and hotels for upcoming appointments and surgery—donations have slowed.
Share this and help if you can:
nitter.gq/scissormountain/status…
GiveSendGo: givesendgo.com/baby-novas-fi…
Cash App: $allthestars92
Exposure is what moves these.
Please share or donate
Replying to @GenuineSuccess4
I actually have a givesend go and a gfm I promote for my past travel
And hotel expenses but now it’ll be for all of our travel expenses as we travel to her appointments and surgery 🙏 it hasn’t really been donated to much the last few weeks but for a bit there it was flying. Could always use help with exposure because that’s what makes it successful ❤️🤞
Here’s my give send go ! :)
givesendgo.com/baby-novas-fi…
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🚨🚨
The internet showed what real generosity looks like for the Red Baron worker—thousands of strangers stepped up for a hardworking dad who was struggling and just needed a break. He later asked people to keep that same energy for others who need it.
Baby Nova and her family are in that same boat.
She’s been fighting in the NICU since birth—jaw surgeries, infections, now traveling for more appointments and cleft-related care.
Her mom has been making those trips for months. Donations for gas, hotels, and the road ahead have slowed way down, and exposure is what keeps these fundraisers alive.
If you can share this (or drop even a few dollars on the GiveSendGo), you’re doing exactly what people did for that Red Baron employee: noticing someone vulnerable and helping without being asked twice.
👉 nitter.gq/scissormountain/status…
GiveSendGo: givesendgo.com/baby-novas-fi…
Cash App: $allthestars92
Share it. It makes a makes a difference! ❤️
Replying to @GenuineSuccess4
I actually have a givesend go and a gfm I promote for my past travel
And hotel expenses but now it’ll be for all of our travel expenses as we travel to her appointments and surgery 🙏 it hasn’t really been donated to much the last few weeks but for a bit there it was flying. Could always use help with exposure because that’s what makes it successful ❤️🤞
Here’s my give send go ! :)
givesendgo.com/baby-novas-fi…
Definitely not organic
15% across the board???
THE 15% BAND
Look at this chart.
59 races. Senate and governor.
States ordered from reddest to bluest in 2024.
The solid lines are 2024.
The dashed lines are 2026.
The shaded bands are what moved.
One formula fits all of it:
Republican 2026 = 0.85 × Trump 2024
Democrat 2026 = Harris 2024 + 0.15 × Trump 2024
For every 1,000 Trump points, 850 stayed Republican. 150 landed on the Democratic side.
The numbers:
Senate: Republicans kept ~85% of Trump’s share
Governor: ~86%
Variation explained: 88%
What makes it strange:
It didn’t matter how red the state was. Wyoming, Ohio, Illinois, Massachusetts: same 15% (p = 0.69). The Democratic gain was sized by Trump’s vote, not Harris’s. The Harris part is zero.
The 0.85 beat both standard election-swing models in every set of races.
Drop any single state and the multiplier stays between 0.846 and 0.853.
Why seats flipped:
At 0.85, any state where Trump got under about 58.5% falls below 50%. Texas, Kansas, Iowa, Ohio, South Carolina, North Carolina: all under that line. All flipped.
What this means:
Midterms are messy. This one isn’t. Two sets of races, different candidates, different campaigns, and the same 15% decrease almost everywhere.
A pattern this even demands answers at the ballot level: paper ballot hand counts, poll-book check-ins against votes counted, and voter files showing who actually turned out.
The numbers raise the question.
The ballots can answer it.
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The his is me as well
Replying to @valigo
I'm on the other end of the spectrum. I can be there looking you straight in the eyes listening to every word while having whole movies playing in my head, images, dialogue, and all. How did I manage to become a functioning adult is anyone's guess 🤔
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This!! 👇👇👇
I’m a homicide detective. 22 years on the job.
Last Tuesday, I caught a case involving a woman who had called 911 four times in the 48 hours before she died.
All four calls were identical.
Victim: “I think my husband is planning to kill me.”
Every time, we sent a unit.
Every time, her husband answered the door.
Calm. Cooperative. Polite.
And every time, by the time our officers were ready to leave, the woman had changed her story.
Victim: “I think I overreacted. I’m sorry for wasting your time.”
Our officers left.
She’s dead now.
The victim was 41 years old. A third-grade teacher.
They found her at the bottom of her basement stairs on a Wednesday morning.
Thirteen hardwood steps.
No rug at the top.
Her husband was the one who called 911.
When we arrived, he was standing on the front porch. Barefoot. Coffee in hand.
He looked like a man who was too numb to understand what had happened.
Me: “What happened?”
Husband: “She gets up at night without turning the lights on. I’ve told her a thousand times.”
I wrote that sentence down.
Something about it bothered me.
He said, “She gets up.”
Present tense.
Not “She got up.”
I didn’t know why it mattered yet, but I kept thinking about it.
Then I spoke to the neighbor.
She had been at the house two weeks earlier for book club. I asked her whether she’d noticed anything unusual around the basement stairs.
Neighbor: “There was a long blue runner at the top of those stairs. A pattern on it. You couldn’t miss it.”
I checked the house.
There was no rug anywhere.
I went back to the husband.
Me: “There was a blue runner at the top of the stairs?”
Husband: “We’ve never had a rug on those stairs.”
The neighbor looked at me.
Neighbor: “Honey. I almost tripped on that rug myself.”
So someone was lying.
And the missing rug wasn’t the only thing that didn’t make sense.
The cause of death was blunt force trauma to the back of the skull.
That was consistent with a fall.
But it was also consistent with one precise, practiced strike.
After the preliminary examination, the medical examiner pulled me aside.
Medical examiner: “The impact pattern bothers me.”
Me: “How?”
Medical examiner: “A fall down thirteen stairs should give me dispersed trauma. Defensive wounds. Scraping on the palms. You’d expect injuries in different places.”
She paused.
Medical examiner: “She has one injury. One. Perfectly placed.”
Me: “Like someone knew exactly where to hit?”
She didn’t answer.
She just handed me the file.
That afternoon, I started checking the husband’s financial records.
Three months earlier, he’d taken out a $1.2 million life insurance policy on his wife.
I contacted the agent.
She remembered him clearly.
Insurance agent: “He knew exactly what he wanted. Came in with the coverage amount already written on a piece of paper.”
I asked to see the initial paperwork.
The inquiry form was dated seven months before he purchased the policy.
Eleven months before his wife died.
He’d been planning this for almost a year.
But there was still one problem.
His alibi looked airtight.
The Ring doorbell footage showed him leaving for a 5 AM run at 4:58.
His Apple Watch recorded 6.2 miles.
The GPS tracked his entire route.
He returned home at 6:11 and found his wife.
The estimated time of death was between 4:30 and 6:30 AM.
He could have killed her before going for his run.
Except the kitchen camera showed his wife at 5:22 AM.
She was moving around.
Making coffee.
Alive.
I watched that footage 17 times.
I kept replaying it, looking for something that didn’t fit.
The husband appeared to be running.
His watch recorded the miles.
His GPS showed the route.
And his wife was alive at 5:22.
Everything seemed to support his story.
But something was wrong.
I just couldn’t figure out what.
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This is nearly always the case.
A close friend usually knows
Getting them to talk is the problem
I always advise parents of missing children of age 10+ to check with their friends. The first discussion might not yield information but a second discussion may and pressure helps.
Marlee Flook’s mother traveled from Louisiana to Massachusetts, finally held her missing daughter in her arms, and begged her to come home. 🥺
Marlee (18) refused.
And now her mother is revealing something else. Someone the family trusted allegedly knew about the entire plan and helped Marlee prepare for the confrontation.
Joni Lee Self says she and her husband, Robert, traveled to Fairhaven, Massachusetts, where police accompanied them to the residence where Marlee is staying with Derek Simmons Westgate (34).
Joni was finally able to hold her daughter and speak to her face-to-face.
But Marlee told her parents she wasn’t leaving.
Joni says she sobbed uncontrollably as she said goodbye while Derek watched. She then confronted him, asking how he would feel if someone did this to his own daughter.
According to Joni, his response was simply, “I understand.”
I cannot imagine traveling across the country, finally getting your arms around your child, and then having to leave her there.
But there’s another development.
Joni now alleges that a female friend of her daughters, someone she had welcomed into her home, fed, and driven around, knew about Derek and the plan all along.
And apparently, knowing wasn’t enough.
According to Joni, this friend encouraged Marlee to continue with the plan even after she arrived in Massachusetts.
She also allegedly coached Marlee on what to say when her mother arrived, how to behave, and how to appear composed during their confrontation.
Joni says the friend even advised Marlee to report her mother to police if she laid a hand on her.
WHAT?!
Remember, Derek’s wife, A.J. West, has publicly alleged that Derek was communicating with Marlee and exchanging explicit photographs before she turned 18. Messages A.J. shared from Marlee’s older sister also allege the two had been communicating since August.
Now we’re learning that someone close to Marlee’s own family allegedly knew about the situation and encouraged it.
How many people knew what was happening before Marlee disappeared on October 31?
And how long had all of this been planned?
Joni says Fairhaven police are working around the clock, but she cannot publicly discuss that aspect of the case.
She and Robert are remaining in Massachusetts for now.
Meanwhile, their other children are struggling so badly with the situation and the attention surrounding it that Joni says they haven’t been able to attend school.
Marlee is alive. Her parents have seen her. But she still hasn’t returned home.
One more thing that makes this especially heartbreaking. Marlee is still a high school student, scheduled to graduate in 2027. She should be looking forward to graduation, making plans for her future, and enjoying her senior year. Instead, her family is hundreds of miles from home, desperately trying to convince her to come back.
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Wow!
I live in a fairly small town (55,000?) and we have many polling stations
I’m at mine and this baby is pumping!!
Everyone has come out to vote !🗳️ 🗳️🗳️🗳️🗳️
For the love, @X
It’s @BuzzPatterson !!!
Hey guys! This is Buzz, again. @BuzzPatterson. I’m using my wife’s account because I’m locked out of mine,
This past Saturday, a hacker hit my account and had it locked down. I even have an idea who did it. I’d love to reveal him but I can’t.
All of my attempts to reach out to @X and @Support have been fruitless.
I’ve had my account since 2009. The only other time I was hacked? Just prior to the Mid-Terms in 2020 when I ran for Congress. Coincidence?
I pay @X for all the premium stuff and I’m in the Creator Program. I’ve made 100,000s of friends and contacts on X.
Yet, they can’t protect my account without locking me out?
I want my access back. That you for your attention to this matter. Please help. Please spread the word. My wife’s account doesn’t have the reach. Thank you! 🙏
@elonmusk
@Support
@nikitabier
@GuntherEagleman
@Hunter_Eagleman
@WarlordDilley
@catturd2
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I’m telling you guys….
Idaho
You’re going to be forced to wake up!
A mother's two children were found buried in her new husband's yard, her 7-year-old son wrapped in plastic and duct tape. He got the death penalty. She got life, and on Monday she asked the Idaho Supreme Court to throw it out. Asked in jail about the autopsy photos, she said:
"I don't see them as bones." That's Lori Vallow Daybell on her 52nd birthday in June 2025, in an orange jumpsuit at an Arizona jail. She says her dead children come to visit her, and that they told her she did nothing wrong.
Her daughter Tylee Ryan, 16, and her son JJ Vallow, 7, disappeared in September 2019. For months she told police the kids were fine and refused to say where they were. In June 2020 their remains were found on her husband Chad Daybell's property in Idaho. Tylee had been dismembered and burned.
Prosecutors said she and Chad believed the children had become "zombies." She says her late brother put them "in a safe place" and she never knew where. In 2023 a judge took the death penalty off the table for her because prosecutors turned over evidence late. Chad got no such break.
In the video below, she agrees her children were found in Chad's backyard, says "I didn't kill anybody," and insists she never knew where they were.
She is serving life without parole in Idaho and was convicted again in Arizona of conspiring to kill her fourth husband, Charles Vallow. Chad is on death row. On Monday her lawyers argued in Boise that a judge wrongly took away her chosen attorney. The court has not ruled.
Should Idaho have been allowed to seek the death penalty for her too, or is life in prison enough?
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Please never forget,
Parents aren’t the only family members who serve
God bless you
Thank you for your Service
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Like I said….
People need to wake up to Idaho
The babies were all under 1 year old.
And it was all caught on video.
Maria "Mia" Ackerman, 18, worked with infants at New Horizon Academy daycare in Boise, Idaho.
Charged with 4 counts of injury to a child, now.
All 4 victims under 12 months old.
She allegedly targeted a 5 month old boy.
She shook him for 35 seconds straight.
Set a timer. Pay attention to how long that is to shake a baby.
But that's not all she did to him.
She smothered him.
Slammed his head into a changing table.
Punched him with a closed fist.
And swung him by the neck.
His doctor reports a fractured rib, a fractured leg, and brain injury from lack of oxygen.
A coworker noticed something was off, and pulled the video.
Bail is $1 million.
Her next court date is Nov. 11.
Police believe there could be more victims.
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She's been ARRESTED: Democrat senator facing shocking charges just days before the elections...
conservativebrief.com/dem-in…
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Replying to @RepCohen
I wish I never had to take another opioid painkiller for the rest of my life.
There. I said it.
For two years, prescription opioids have given me something chronic illness took away:
a measure of quality of life.
The ability to walk, leave my house, drive somewhere, sit through a movie, or enjoy an ordinary afternoon without debilitating pain.
But there’s a side of prescription pain management that healthy people rarely understand.
The medication that gives me some freedom also makes me feel like a prisoner.
Every 28 days, my ability to function depends on a prescription being written, approved, stocked, and filled.
Every month, I live with the knowledge that a physician could retire, become afraid to prescribe, or abruptly stop treating me.
A pharmacy could refuse to fill my prescription.
A shortage could leave me without medication.
And because my body has developed physical dependence, losing access could mean withdrawal on top of the return of excruciating pain.
Imagine living with that uncertainty indefinitely.
Imagine wanting to fall in love again and wondering how to explain to someone that you need prescription oxycodone just to enjoy a walk in the park together.
Imagine being judged by family, friends, emergency physicians, and strangers for taking the very medication that allows you to participate in life.
Who would willingly choose this existence?
I didn’t ask for incurable, painful medical conditions.
I didn’t ask for treatment after treatment to fail. And I certainly didn’t dream of spending my life tethered to a controlled substance and a pain management contract.
I would give anything to wake up tomorrow without pain and never need another opioid.
But that’s not the reality I live in.
And physical dependence from taking medication as prescribed does not automatically mean addiction.
My ability to participate in the world is contingent upon the very medication that our healthcare system makes increasingly difficult for patients like me to access.
Read that again.
I’m grateful for the relief.
I’m exhausted by the uncertainty.
And I’m tired of being made to feel ashamed for needing treatment.
Chronic pain patients deserve dignity, continuity of care, and individualized treatment.
We deserve to live.
And we deserve to stop being treated like criminals for trying to do exactly that.
“Being there for the high points in life “
Seems like what most dads aspire to
Tons never even get that.
I don’t see where the mothers aren’t allowed to contact one another if they wanted to
Are you saying that fathering children with more than one woman is terrible? You just knocked out more than 50% of men
Don’t other families “schedule” things? Who’s taking the kids to school? Medical appointments?
What events need to be attended?
They have assistants and nannies?!? All there needs and most of their wants? They will NEVER have to worry about survival or success?
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