Hereforthehottea
VIP Member
How odd to put baby after food and an en suite
If I'd been on a feeding tube for 3 months in a coma, you can bet I would devour some mini eggs and fried chicken once I was able too.The point is that she's in hospital still after a massive health scare and having to be resuscitated. Most people wouldn't see this as a sign to continue doing what they were doing but to perhaps see it as a wake up call that her lifestyle is not healthy, not least because she has a small son who she presumably wants to be around for. So rather than diving into a bag of Mini Eggs or fried chicken, perhaps starting with maybe a healthier alternative, a grilled chicken burger perhaps might be a better alternative to fuel recovery.
You’re right, but once you catch it weight does determine how bad symptoms are, and recovery chances?It couldn’t have been prevented by her being less fat as you say.
she didn’t catch COVID cause of her weight.
I can't remember all the details but it was years ago. Basically people started speculating Grace had used the charity money raised to go on holidays & shopping sprees. Once she knew people were on to her, Grace closed the GoFundMe & wiped all trace of the charity. Someone contacted her management & she was forced to make a video saying that she never donated the money but had instead spent it on clothes & homeware for a Women's Refuge.What? Do we have another parttimeworkingmummy (Rachael Hambleton) on our hands?!
Also, from Grace’s latest tweets I think reality is kicking in.
Lol so I went to her grid to see what you meant and I was like omg yeah the last 6 are all baby... then looked again and realised nope, just Grace with her shaved headOne a side note, how many frickin pictures is she going to post of her baby every single day, I’ve seen enough for the rest of the year sorry if it sounds harsh but give it a rest
I've followed Grace loosely for years and in all this time, she's had thrush!She really does share everything doesn’t she?![]()
But could you argue that being morbidly obese is also an eating disorder and that there are long term health implications of both?She had an eating disorder. Looking good on the outside doesn’t mean inside. Personally would choose to be happy and fat over skinny and sad any day. There is more than appearance in this world and it’s not worth an eating disorder.
Obese persons are clinically proven to have higher risk if they catch covid. There is NO denying it. The young people on the wards I’ve been on have ALL been obese. Patients that are have a BMI of 40+ are all high risk therefore being invited early to have their vaccination. I’m completely with you and backing your claims. People will refuse to believe it to carry on this community and belief that being obese can harshly effect your health.Obese people have higher risk of severe Covid and death, hence why those with BMI of 40+ are now invited to be vaccinated.
Sorry but that seems so nit-picky to me! It’s a campaign to literally show gratitude to NHS staff.Nhs million is a non profit campaign. Not the actual nhs account. She can’t Even be bothered to tag the correct account![]()
Honestly I can’t love this enough! So bloody true!Why do people always assume anyone commenting here is a basement dwelling troglodyte with a crumb covered phone? Is it so hard to believe that a professional person sitting in an air conditioned office (for the first time in a year I’ll give you that!) typing from their hideously overpriced iPhone without a crumb in sight, could have an opinion? I see it on other threads too, e.g. YOUR HUSBANDS MUST BE REALLY FAT AND UGLY or YOU MUST ALL BE ON BENEFITS or some equally asinine ‘insult’. I hate to disappoint but the majority of us are just regular people who see through your bullshit.
Absolutely ridiculous suggestion. She was very sick. They would have needed baby to be born so they could put her in ITU (i.e put her into a coma and on a ventilator), probably proned.She is now suggesting that she asked the doctors to remove her baby. Wtaf?! I'd imagine they would give her options for treatment and tell her about the consequences but she actually asked of her own volition because of her 'intuition'?! What?!
Also, it's not like she fell into a coma, she was put into one.
This whole thing is ridiculous.
I hope you take some time to read the other comments on your post and reflect on your attitude, it's really sad that fellow HCPs feel like this towards people in their care.We have a young a&e attender (sickle cell) who comes in at least once a week. They barely look up from their phone when they check in. Or when anything else is being done for them (bloods, obs etc...). No please or thank yous when asking for blankets and hot chocolate. We are pretty sure they’re just hooked on pain relief. I can’t stand patients that do this with their phones. They are so rude, it really takes the piss.