Adam in a shein wigWho’s that beside Storm?!
"My love" having a swim or a kayak session while she waits with his clothes like his Mammyare we not due for a nauseating stop-go film of her microwave dinner followed by a {fresh flowers} post then a *groundbreaking* sea video and finally - a close up of the dogs wet nose while sleeping
anything I missed?
Don't forget a b&w video of oul Topknot holding the baby on the beach, Storm haring around their feet and the panpipe version of Nearer my God to Thee as backing musicPredictably, it will all be so dragged out - a picture of the feet, a picture of all their hands, a picture of her holding the baby and we can only see that back of the head...
Oh, you mustn't know, she's quite reserved about it, but Joanne was actually pregnant, and a bit like Mary, she was about to deliver something special Earth Side, when she birthed River, not under the moon with Storm chewing through the umbilical cord unfortunately, but a trauma birth with a scalpel, anyway,she then lifted this gift to her magical tit and produced milk, it's a thing called breast feeding. That's how amazing Jojo is. She can actually feed a babe from her own breasts. Mind blowing, I know.She actually made herself some food? I'm genuinely shocked as they seem to eat out all day every day. No mention of Vegan this or that lately. Infact she's posted fish, cheese etc quite a lot. Another flash in the pan personality for ole Jojo.
Tell me your boots don't fit, without telling me your boots don't fitNope. These look like the boots of a city dweller who likes to dress ‘country chic’ and their boots never sees bit of mud.
My boots are covered in mud, horse shit, hay and straw
Just to give the perspective on this (and not at all in a confrontational way) as a person who unfortunately experienced a missed miscarriage. I have been really open with people with the miscarriage and actively try not to feed into any stigma and definitely feel like it’s not talked about because people just don’t know what to say if you’ve lost a pregnancy. I guess for me I would have found it very difficult to cope if I had gone ahead and bought things for baby before I found out. As utterly heartbreaking as I found the experience it would have (for me, not speaking on behalf of everyone) been more difficult to have had to come home from surgery for the MC to baby clothes ready or toys etc. So I guess it’s a protective thing. I had a family member who experienced MC and still birth and she always advised us female family members not to buy anything too soon and in the end I’m glad I took her advice but it’s very personal. In relation to telling people again in our experience we hadn’t told many people we were expecting because I was conscious of having to tell lots of people if something went wrong and would that make things worse. In the end we told all our friends about the MC even though they didn’t know I was pregnant to begin with and we got great support. In terms of the 20wk scan there can be (not always) a period of coming to terms with an unexpected diagnosis that for some women is like a grief for the child you thought/imagined you might have which again might be more difficult to come to terms with if you are surrounded with baby things but obviously not the case for everyone and I definitely would feel that having a child with a disability should be celebrated in the same way as a typically developing child&I say this as a person with family experience of this tooI have to say that while I think she is insufferable, I dont think she should feel the need to hold back her excitement before her 20 week scan. Even if things don't go the way she hoped, at least she will have celebrated and enjoyed her baby regardless. The baby doesn't become any less important if there is something wrong at the 20 weeks scan.
Maybe I am misunderstanding, but I suppose its even that whole dont tell anyone until ur past 12 weeks. I often wonder what is the reason, is there stil stigma and shame associated with miscarriage or not having a perfect pregnancy?
Reminds me when I was doing the inter and leaving certs ( I'm old haha).... I'd spend all my time doing up fancy, highlighted study timetables to avoid ACTUALLY studying!Imagine having so much time on your hands that labelling obvious stuff feels necessary