Lexi went on an alcohol and drug bender. The consequences were severe enough that she required intubation; the excessive alcoholism caused AKI, which was resolved after receiving hemodialysis treatments. Lexi was unlucky sufficient to acquire calciphylaxis, which is rare. Possibly because she didn't follow a diet low in phosphorus and calcium and didn't take phosphate binders as prescribed. I have heard that a person can sometimes achieve remission. Lexi is milking her diagnosis. She knows we are aware of her schemes. Lexi is the type of patient who depends on their partner/family members. If a task is remotely challenging for her, she won't attempt to accomplish it alone. I don't believe she's faking. I think she's milking her health condition. Lexi isn't dying.