Mounjaro linked to death in Scotland

Oh dear. What's the opposite of Fat Whores Rejoice? That.

Don’t say we didn’t warn you!

The world needs fewer fat people

Did someone Kilimaunjaro?

She became septic? Was the needle not sterile? Can Mounjaro cause infection?

[QUOTE]Susan McGowan, 58, took two low-dose injections of tirzepatide, known under the brand name Mounjaro, over the course of about two weeks before her death on 4 September.

[QUOTE]Days after her second injection she began experiencing severe stomach pains and sickness, so she went to A&E at Monklands - where her colleagues battled to save her life.

Fatties tend to be unhealthy, duh, she was obviously eatin' up with the sugar, big boned gal too, should have stuck with jellied eels, I think they're lo-cal too! Lots of shops all over Brit Land.

She was a nurse, so I doubt she fucked up in infection control.

[quote]Fatties tend to be unhealthy, duh, she was obviously eatin' up with the sugar, big boned gal too, should have stuck with jellied eels, I think they're lo-cal too! Lots of shops all over Brit Land.

Oh hun, just no.

Jellied eels are a delicacy amongst cockernees in East End London. The dead lassie was up in Scotchland where they eat haggis and deep fried mars bars.

R4 flunked my line, and I'll see you out. To meet DataLounge editorial standards, the thread title should have been along "Bearking: Another Death Linked to Killing Mounjaro"

Did she ever experience the ecstasy of a girthy cock in her sweet, juicy pussy before she croaked?

[quote]She said: “Susan had always carried a wee bit of extra weight but there were never any health concerns. She wasn't on any other medication. She was healthy."

Susan was obese and working as a nurse doesn't help - all those long shifts where you have to keep energy levels up and irregular sleep patterns.

At 58 she would have been contemplating retirement. Poor woman.

I have to think that the shake-and-go cheap wig contributed to her demise.