purpleindigo
Active member
If someone had an invisible illness who wasn’t Jack, my attitude and my words would be a lot more emphatic and showing my caring, wanting to help and understanding nature because I appreciate these things exist.
The difference with Jack is she’s a compulsive liar, I don’t think she has any invisible illnesses, not even arthritis/ADHD/autism, I think she wishes she had them because she could shout more about how she’s the eternal victim. Absolutely nothing she says has any sort of truth behind it, and I think that’s why a lot of people use the language they do on this thread. It would be completely different if the person wasn’t a compulsive liar.
I live with invisible illnesses and care for a child with multiple illnesses (and work 40-60hr weeks) and it is BECAUSE of those experiences I am scathing and disbelieving of Jack, because her ‘experiences’ are not like anyone with arthritis I have ever known. She is lying about it all, and people like her make it so much harder for genuine cases to be taken seriously.