A Redditor suggested compiling a list and tracking all that Sarah has suffered and I thought it’s a good idea.Thanks to facialSwelling for the side-by-side.

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[–] [S] 14 points 3 months ago* (last edited 3 months ago) (5 children)

When I first discovered her she was popping those Arrae pills and telling her followers it magically made her bloat disappear and she could eat gluten. Her gluten intolerance references have increased over the years and she likes highlighting all the gluten-free options during her frequent trips to Disney. She also likes to tell Shane he should write a gluten-free cookbook since he catered to her and made the gf dumplings, pancakes etc.

She’s made vague references in blog posts to having overcome PTSD that resulted from an early childhood trauma.

Botox for migraines

Alleged sobriety to keep the migraines at bay

Breast cancer scare - that deserves it’s own comment box

Skin cancer scare

Thyroid issues - to explain the ‘swelling’ she endured during the Breakfast Television, WH magazine shoot and Reitman launches

Ongoing trauma caused by seeing the movie Hook during her formative years

Peripartum depression while pregnant with L

IBS - apparently the red onion in Eastside Mario’s salad is a big trigger but she just has to eat it!

Cortisol spikes make her swell (lol)

PMDD

Suicidal ideation

Melasma - according to Sarah this is the result of a ‘devastating’ sunburn suffered as a child

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  • [–] 13 points 3 months ago (2 children)

    Great list! She's also anemic, apparently, and now has ADHD.

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  • [–] [S] 14 points 3 months ago

    I also forgot the PTSD she says she experiences by having to plan and cook meals. She says it was a result from marriage #1 while she was chained in the house . /s

    I really can’t stand people who use terms like PTSD and have no idea how people who do experience it have to live.

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