On Mary Ryan’s page! Pamjpilates and drsarahjmurphy have called her out. 
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That’s my morning coffee entertainment sortedOn Mary Ryan’s page! Pamjpilates and drsarahjmurphy have called her out.
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I don't think she's relatable to anyone really. I can't see colleagues appreciating the rehearsed speeches or the posing. It is such an achievement to become a doctor, for anyone, but I feel like she's not even aware of that, and too busy keeping up appearances on insta. The way she goes on about hubby and being super thin,reminds me a bit of Victoria Beckham
I'd a massive run in with Mary Ryan before. She's so unpleasant. She was demonising food and I called her out. No wonder she's mates with Doireann.Where’s this? Jesus these women are doing such damage
Now sarahjmurphy has a video fully calling her out but post deleted
but post deletedDid sarahjmurphy delete her video own video criticising Mary Ryan?!Now sarahjmurphy has a video fully calling her out
There are some Health care professionals who are convinced that because they’ve some class of health care degree, they’re qualified to discuss nutrition in depth. Unless you’ve some sort of (added) qualification in dietetics, nuitrition etc., leave it to the experts in their field.
And yes that includes even GPs and bloody fecking Obstetricians-Gynaecologists!
Current medical school curriculums provide one 50 minute lecture on the food pyramid in first year, and that’s about the total of it.
Just because a person has a medical degree, it doesn’t qualify them to inform patients that “women are divils for bread” and that “root vegetables should be a treat on the weekend”
At least base your information on current best practice guidelines, and recent peer reviewed research, not on clichés and your own ill informed opinions.
I’m talking to you Doireann and Mary Ryan!
Gonna put my hands up and admit that I mistook Mary Ryan for an Obstetrician-Gynaecologist, when she is in fact, an Endocrinologist. Mea Culpa!Did sarahjmurphy delete her video own video criticising Mary Ryan?!
There are some Health care professionals who are convinced that because they’ve some class of health care degree, they’re qualified to discuss nutrition in depth. Unless you’ve some sort of (added) qualification in dietetics, nuitrition etc., leave it to the experts in their field.
And yes that includes even GPs and bloody fecking Obstetricians-Gynaecologists!
Current medical school curriculums provide one 50 minute lecture on the food pyramid in first year, and that’s about the total of it.
Just because a person has a medical degree, it doesn’t qualify them to inform patients that “women are divils for bread” and that “root vegetables should be a treat on the weekend”
At least base your information on current best practice guidelines, and recent peer reviewed research, not on clichés and your own ill informed opinions.
I’m talking to you Doireann and Mary Ryan!
She makes no mention in her IG bio of having a dual qualification in either dietetics or nutrition
Even endocrinologists whose sub-speciality is obesity will always refer patients to a dietitian for the nutrition side of weight loss
I still stand by the rest of my original post!
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Pam Davis (pamjdpilates on Instagram), Shelly (mama.doula), and Dr Sarah Murphy (sarahjmurphy) all address it on their IG accounts
there was a scientific paper published a few days ago, talking about the risks of C-sections.
Mary Ryan claims that lots of women contacted her, with concerns and worries about C-sections (despite the fact that Mary Ryan is not an obstetrician-gynaecologist, but an endocrinologist, so C-sections are not her speciality)
Mary Ryan made an attempt to quell fear-mongering about C-sections, by listing off what she perceives as the dangers or risks of vaginal births
All 3 childbirth healthcare professionals mentioned above called her out, pointed out that Mary Ryan gave misinformation regarding vaginal births, didn’t base the content of her post on current best practice guidelines etc.,
Mary Ryan wasn’t too happy on getting called out. She deleted her original video that caused all the controversy, but she still claims that what she said was right, and won’t back down
there was a scientific paper published a few days ago, talking about the risks of C-sections.
Mary Ryan claims that lots of women contacted her, with concerns and worries about C-sections (despite the fact that Mary Ryan is not an obstetrician-gynaecologist, but an endocrinologist, so C-sections are not her speciality)
Mary Ryan made an attempt to quell fear-mongering about C-sections, by listing off what she perceives as the dangers or risks of vaginal births
All 3 childbirth healthcare professionals mentioned above called her out, pointed out that Mary Ryan gave misinformation regarding vaginal births, didn’t base the content of her post on current best practice guidelines etc.,
Mary Ryan wasn’t too happy on getting called out. She deleted her original video that caused all the controversy, but she still claims that what she said was right, and won’t back down
Years since I've been in medical school, but whatever is safest for both of you at the time is probably the best aim! Remember colleague who had previously been a paediatrician being very keen on normal vaginal delivery, but it wasn't safe when it came to it. She felt kind of guilty for a moment, I think, but overall knew section was best in the circumstances.O thanks so much. I’m due in the next few weeks and all these opinions are driving me batty!
Blows my mind that an endocrinologist would think herself qualified!
There is so much information out there and not all of it is even accurate. It’s very overwhelming!O thanks so much
I only came across those 3 accounts that I mentioned earlier this week when all this kicked off, but all 3 are very decent, stick to evidence based information and best practice guidelines. Beware the accounts that rely on personal opinion and anecdotes.
Never forget that the best birth is the birth where both Mum and baby are safe and healthy at the end of it!
Best of luck and enjoy the rest of your pregnancy and little baba when they arrive! xx
She thinks she has the answer to everything.
just wondering where Dr Hilary Fallon is gone? Love her stories.
Insta giving her grief over sharing a story with a copyrighted song or something - check out drhilarycfallon - its her new account in case she doesnt get her old one back
Probably fired for taking endless selfies in the toilets too
Just went on to look at her new page and oh my god the photoshopping is awful!!!
I just googled this one as I’d never heard of her before she was mentioned on this page, Lord! The “Versace vibes” photo is very worrying, the thinspo, proana photos both of these doctors put up is really scary.
Just looked her up on Instagram too. Her account is alarming. She really shouldn't be working as a doctor she's so emaciated can't believe she has the ability to think in a clear manner. It is dangerous the impact that her image has and what it conveys. So herself and Doireann are the wellness influencers promoting being obsessed with your image and taking all sorts of measures to obtain the emaciated look and as doctors people latch onto the idea that it's healthy. If anyone is looking in who manages the clinic where Doireann reportedly works think long and hard about the damage her presence is having on vulnerable and impressionable people.
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