The smugness 😳 jezzzzzzzzz
Seriously you are and if nothing else proves TDS isn’t a real thing… click the link below. Also TDS it’s fed by a bullshit media
DEATH BY BLUE 🥶 GOOOOO!
When I saw this, I immediately said that’s insane. That can’t be real so I ran it through Microsoft copilot AI.
My question;
Are there reports that any pregnant women have taken large dose of Tylenol to prove Trump wrong and have inadvertently caused an overdose?
It’s answer;
Yes, there is at least one reported case of a pregnant woman overdosing on Tylenol in an apparent attempt to defy President Trump's claims linking acetaminophen use during pregnancy to autism.
According to Nicole Sirotek, founder of American Frontline Nurses, she received a desperate 4 a.m. call from a husband whose wife—23 to 25 weeks pregnant—had taken a large dose of Tylenol and was placed on a ventilator due to liver failure. The woman reportedly acted in response to a social media trend where pregnant women posted videos of themselves taking Tylenol to “prove Trump wrong.” Sirotek stated that the woman’s condition was critical and that her baby might not survive outside the womb.
This incident followed a wave of online defiance after Trump, alongside Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., publicly warned pregnant women against taking Tylenol, citing a potential link to autism. Many medical experts have pushed back against these claims, emphasizing that acetaminophen remains the safest pain reliever during pregnancy when used appropriately3.
The situation underscores the dangers of politicizing medical advice and the risks of social media-driven stunts, especially during pregnancy. If you'd like, I can help unpack the science behind acetaminophen use during pregnancy or explore how public health messaging can better navigate such controversies.
Every pregnant chick I know has been told they SHOULD NOT take Tylenol while pregnant unless it’s absolutely necessary.
This is just insane
The Trump Derangement Syndrome runs deep with liberal white women. The overdose story hasn’t been verified and it will be difficult to do given HIPAA privacy rules unless the husband comes forward. But if true, very sad outcome for a political protest.
That's a bullshit story. You guys will repeat anything that supports your right-wing narrative.
The smugness 😳 jezzzzzzzzz
I don't give a fuck about what you find on tiktok. It's still bullshit. Only MAGA cultists would believe this obvious disinformation.
I don't give a fuck about what you find on tiktok. It's still bullshit. Only MAGA cultists would believe this obvious disinformation.
The Nicole Sirotek overdose report is the bullshit story. Anyone pregnant claiming to take Tylenol as a joke or in protest could actually be taking a vitamin or a breath mint or spitting them out.
The Nicole Sirotek overdose report is the bullshit story. Anyone pregnant claiming to take Tylenol as a joke or in protest could actually be taking a vitamin or a breath mint or spitting them out.
Yes. I think she's a liar pushing her radical far-right agenda. Some desperate husband whose wife is dying is going to call her in the middle of the night makes no sense. Did he have her number saved on his phone? You're an idiot if you believe that story.
Yes. I think she's a liar pushing her radical far-right agenda. Some desperate husband whose wife is dying is going to call her in the middle of the night makes no sense. Did he have her number saved on his phone? You're an idiot if you believe that story.
Obviously. Only an idiot would believe this fantasy which explains why you are all in.
The Nicole Sirotek overdose report is the bullshit story. Anyone pregnant claiming to take Tylenol as a joke or in protest could actually be taking a vitamin or a breath mint or spitting them out.
The Sirotek story is bullshit and the Tylenol videos are mocking trump and RFK. The fact that you fell for both is a big part of MAGA's problem with truth and reality. You believe what you want to believe.
It is actually happening. There is an "uptick" in people "ODing" on tylenol.
Really? How reliable is your source? I never heard of DemState.com or Dr Grace Kim. Probably a new imposter site with pro-kremlin leanings. Get back to us when you have credible information.
Ice Cube's tour bus got firebombed in Portland.....
I am JOKING and hope to god this wasn't ANTIFA or ICE Protests.... BUT.....
If it really is someone dumb enough to think ICE cube was apart of ICE or just any "blacked out" bus is ICE related.... it needs to be made fun of and those people in Portland and that "non terrorist group"... ANTIFA. Which has been the ones doing the "peaceful" protests against ICE in Portland.
But it also could be some rap beef.... who knows.
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Jimmy Kimmel:
"I want to thank my good friends Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos for sending our staff an ice cream truck today, which is honestly very thoughtful and very sweet" Kimmel said, as his audience applauded.
"But next time, Kelly, if you could give us a heads up? Because when the truck pulled up, Guillermo [Rodriguez] saw the word 'ICE' and dived under a recycling bin. We're a little on edge out here, but thank you."
http://people.com/kelly-ripa-mark-consuelos-sent-jimmy-kimmel-ice-cream-truck-11817012
Yes, there is at least one reported case of a pregnant woman overdosing on Tylenol in an apparent attempt to defy President Trump's claims linking acetaminophen use during pregnancy to autism.
According to Nicole Sirotek, founder of American Frontline Nurses, she received a desperate 4 a.m. call from a husband whose wife—23 to 25 weeks pregnant—had taken a large dose of Tylenol and was placed on a ventilator due to liver failure. The woman reportedly acted in response to a social media trend where pregnant women posted videos of themselves taking Tylenol to “prove Trump wrong.” Sirotek stated that the woman’s condition was critical and that her baby might not survive outside the womb.
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"The original TikTok page of the creator who posted the video (archived), Nicole Sirotek, has since disappeared from the platform."
"This story was purely anecdotal. Despite dozens of other platforms sharing the claim, Sirotek did not provide any evidence that the events she described transpired."
"No credible news outlets reported on the claim. The only original source of the claim came from Sirotek's own telling of the story, making it unfounded and anecdotal."
'Sirotek's response in her caption did not address the question regarding whether she "really received this frantic call." '
"In our analysis of the claim that Tylenol causes autism, as Trump claimed, we found no definitive evidence. Rather, multiple medical groups have reiterated that it remains safe to use during pregnancy, and studies that show a link do not prove causation."
http://www.snopes.com/news/2025/09/30/tylenol-overdose-pregnant-woman/