April McKinley
That’s the “heroin nod” & it’s sad. Why would anybody
wanna feel like this...especially at work?? And how can u just video her &
not say anything to her employer or ask her if she needs help??
She doesn’t look like she’s enjoying this trip at all. U could’ve at least helped her to sit down before she falls & really hurts herself. She obviously doesn’t even know where’s she’s at.
NOT FUN FOR HER & NOT FUNNY FOR ME!!
Jim Stone
Instead of videoing and making fun of her on Facebook maybe ask if she’s ok cause I have seen a lot of this and not once is anyone asking if they are ok I am sorry but if she’s high tell her to go home and face her problems don’t just videotape and assume it’s funny,
Lauren Zwiefelhofer
This is so sad to see someone more concerned with putting a video on social media than trying to help this young lady. People can speculate all they want on whether this was a health related concern, or if it was somehow chemically induced. A small act of kindness goes a lot further than shaming the person filming should have stopped recording and reached out to some help,
Donna McCoy Smith
She has Narcolepsy with cataplexy. For the people who like to film people that has a disability like this, you should be ashamed. You don’t have to be sleepy or tired to have an episode. She is fighting it, she needs to go to a sleep clinic and get this treated. This is a life Long disease. So don’t laugh even though it looks funny.
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