I think that’s for the Dr to decide whether to discharge her or not. She can’t just demand to stay there so I reckon it’s out of her hands tbhWhat I don’t get is why she’s still in hospital, or why she will continue to be if she keeps progressing like this?! I was told if I made it to 35 weeks that I could go home and if labour comes on naturally then that it’s absolutely fine as many babies born at the gestationI know she has a stitch that will need removing prior to having the baby, but you’d just go to the hospital for that when Labour starts. I feel she’s fully milking it now when so many people have their babies at this gestation
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I agree it’s up to the doctor but if she creates a huge fuss at the hospital about her first pregnancy being unsuccessful and how she doesn’t want it to happen again then they might keep her in just to shut her up.
She says she’s happy she gets to go home but she 100% feels safer in the hospital.
Also if she’s at home she can’t milk her situation as much…
Maybe she’s home and just hasn’t said the whole truth
She definitely reads here because she’s posting hospital pictures moaning about the weather
Do you think she has had him? When pregnant, I played etc...?
No. Grammar is not a strong point of hers.
It does read in past tense
This is just how she speaks, she constantly says ‘I seen’ rather than ‘I saw’. She’s thick AF, imagine what her grammar at work is like 
She’s not had him, I’m surprised her grammar is so bad she’s actually not a stupid girl
I guess that depends on what you actually class as stupid!
I mean like she actually did well throughout school but I know exactly what you mean
Always baffled me when she said she’s managing the magazine… what does she actually do there?
Something really ghoulish about Gemma ordering Penelope’s birthday cake to be honest.
Have you had a stillbirth?
I have, and I will also be ordering a cake for my son's first birthday.
Edited to say: In fact, the counselling and support services I have received suggest it as a way to honour your baby's birthdays and remember their life.
Yes. Two stillbirths. It was never suggested to me to mark their birth days with a celebratory cake.
I'm surprised at your comment on her decision to get a birthday cake so, everyone grieves in different ways - absolutely each to their own on how they want to honour their baby. I think a birthday cake is a great way to honour my baby and if anyone called it ghoulish then that's their problem
My brother died 25 years ago at 9 years old. My mum buys a caterpillar cake every year on his birthday. Always a Colin from marks. I’ve never thought it was weird.
Is she still in Hospital?
Far as we know