I told my SIL about this thread as she was the one who Elle belittled, brushed aside and blocked when she reached out to her. Her bloody book asked people to reach out to her, but that's a whole other story.
I agree, she was all ears if you're someone with celebrity connections - so ironic as my SIL works in PR and has many, Elle only needed to ask
Anyway, cut to the chase. Told SIL that others had similar experiences and she already knew as she's spoken out to other people who've also been treated the same, including one lady who also lost her baby full term just like Elle.
As I said previously, she owes nothing to anyone, but don't preach the whole 'reach out to me' narrative if you're going to just block people who are feeling emotionally vulnerable. Don't tell people what they can and can't say to someone experiencing a loss when you turn around to them to say their loss "isn't as bad as" yours. I've heard people say she's aa nice as pie in real life if she needs something, but equally she will be rude and step on others if they are beneath her or serve her no purpose. Reading how she's rude to shop staff etc comes as no surprise. I just really detest people who treat others differently according to what they have or what they can exploit them for. Treat the CEO and the cleaner exactly the same and you'll honestly go so much further in life Elle. And if you don't want people reading out to you, then don't ask for it when promoting your books.
I feel she's exploited her loss and she's exploiting women who have experienced a loss. There's no doubt she has helped charities and families, but she's definitely profited from them too. I'm sorry if that offends anyone but it's the truth and it really doesn't sit well.
I agree, she was all ears if you're someone with celebrity connections - so ironic as my SIL works in PR and has many, Elle only needed to ask
Anyway, cut to the chase. Told SIL that others had similar experiences and she already knew as she's spoken out to other people who've also been treated the same, including one lady who also lost her baby full term just like Elle.
As I said previously, she owes nothing to anyone, but don't preach the whole 'reach out to me' narrative if you're going to just block people who are feeling emotionally vulnerable. Don't tell people what they can and can't say to someone experiencing a loss when you turn around to them to say their loss "isn't as bad as" yours. I've heard people say she's aa nice as pie in real life if she needs something, but equally she will be rude and step on others if they are beneath her or serve her no purpose. Reading how she's rude to shop staff etc comes as no surprise. I just really detest people who treat others differently according to what they have or what they can exploit them for. Treat the CEO and the cleaner exactly the same and you'll honestly go so much further in life Elle. And if you don't want people reading out to you, then don't ask for it when promoting your books.
I feel she's exploited her loss and she's exploiting women who have experienced a loss. There's no doubt she has helped charities and families, but she's definitely profited from them too. I'm sorry if that offends anyone but it's the truth and it really doesn't sit well.
. Bump In the Road - just my opinion but funny title to me. Oh well each to their own, maybe after the book release she will remember her daughter has a name and not just an initial 
