Comments by "Elana Vital" (@ElanaVital83) on "Moments Before Disaster" video.

  1. Because it's probably not the drugs. It's her personality to scream for whatever she wants.
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  2.  @walkermom100  I have had panic attacks since the age of 7. She's not having a panic attack. She's jonesing for a fix and her parents enabled her too much. They most likely devoted so much energy trying to "help" her without realizing by coddling her, they were making it worse.
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  3.  @walkermom100  All you're doing is making excuses and tossing random insults. You don't need to be a doctor to see this is not a genuine panic attack at all.
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  4.  @JanieBgrand  You're right, this is a tantrum, but where a toddler screams for candy, she's screaming for what she wants: a drug fix, food, money, a quiet room to enjoy her drugs, no questions asked. There are many parents who believe giving in will help calm her, so they hand over $50 and offer a warm bed.
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  5.  @al69420  We all watched it. She's not having a panic attack, she's jonesing
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  6. Or a temper tantrum
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  7. HAIL SATAN
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  8. You're amazing! Keep it up!
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  9.  @kimsland999  People pray for comfort. Not for your approval.
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  10.  @kimsland999  You don't "know" anymore than they do. You're thought-policing, just as they do. You're not so very different. If it makes people feel comforted, why is it your business? Because you HAVE to make everyone think they way you do? Give it a rest.
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  11.  @Rumplesti1tskin  What's your point? It still creates and abusive, erratic person
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  12. You can only do your very best. Don't be discouraged
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  13.  @kimsland999  You really have a need to enforce your beliefs on others, huh? You NEED to control other's thoughts? You're pretty much just like any evangelist.
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  14. THIS IS NOT A PANIC ATTACK. This is a child's tantrum. She may be on drugs, but her behavior stems more from the fact that when she screams like this, her parents have grown accustomed to giving her whatever will calm her. She knows this and is calculatedly doing it to get her parents to give her what she wants. Evidence of this is how she calls this little episode a "panic attack"....She knows creating a victim's narrative will guilt her parents into giving in. She wants a fix (addiction), and a quiet room to enjoy her high. If she gets forceful enough, she believes she can make them grant her this.
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