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Would also means she’d have to have eggs in….Unfortunately, I don't think the humble omelette would make it on to her fascinating stories
Would also means she’d have to have eggs in….Unfortunately, I don't think the humble omelette would make it on to her fascinating stories
I enjoyed her breastfeeding post too. Not such a fan of the poem though! Doesn't really speak to my female friendships but each to their own.I thought things were a bit less crap today, the 'poem' was less problematic and the blog post about breastfeeding was one of Hannah's good posts about herself.
when did she post this? I was surpised she even bothered coming back after the week offSo The Leopard obviously isnt bringing in the bacon.
Why would you put yourself through this? Just get a normal job.
I think this suggests the situation was much more clear cut than it was and that Candace was fine about the whole thing which isn’t the case. She was led on by the producers for 9 months thinking she was going to be making this documentary and then an exact same one is picked up with Rochelle presenting. It’s very very fishy.This wasn't the case, candace even posted on her own gram some time ago that they were two different documentaries / production companies albeit the same theme
Dunno who she is and I’m completely missing the point, but she’s got a gorgeous figure.Chloe plumstead has come up on my explore page. Didn’t they used to be pals?
anyway, those shorts look like they belong in a boxing ring.
No you don’t tend to get a period when breastfeeding, I don’t think my period star d until about 10 months after giving birth - might just be me thoughWhy hasn’t Hannah had a period since 2019... isn’t her baby like 6 months old? Or don’t you have periods when you’re breast feeding?
I suppose it depends on the advice. My friend had a poorly baby first time, had her second at home no issues and baby was over 10lbs. There was concerns there but I know she did go through all the risks with a consultant, she'd also had a previous c section.No, that's what I meant, if you'd had issues with birth/s in the past. Not if you'd had perfectly healthy babies but terrible standards of care. As others stated, Gemma had a traumatic birth first time around and has been advised against a home birth (I think I read that) so I meant to ask women who'd had traumatic births that weren't down to standards of care from medical professionals, why they choose a potentially risky home birth against advice?
Oh really! Didn’t know that! No need to see her tena lady mindNo you don’t tend to get a period when breastfeeding, I don’t think my period star d until about 10 months after giving birth - might just be me though
it is just the combination, she could have made it look slightly better ... but yeah those shoes, she should have put some kind of protective spray on them or somethingMy eyes went straight to the shoes!! I do like that she’s re-wearing things (a nice counter to the consumerist-heaven HG10) but those need to go in the BIN
might have been during the summer when the rule of 6 was in placeI thought social distancing had been in place throughout? I have been avoiding standing close to people from outside my household all year!
I thought he was it at work? So I don’t know how she does itI’m sure someone has said it here before, but I honestly can’t believe how much TV she watches considering she has two small children. I have a toddler just under 2 and there’s NO WAY he’d let me sit and watch something for more than 5mins. She’s also posted today about sitting on the sofa and ‘parenting’ from there. She’s seriously so fucking lazy and on a completely different planet. I’m assuming her other half does most of the parenting if she’s sitting on her arse all day.
I didnt read the full post tbf so will go have a nose. I just felt the whole wrath of everyone judging me when I made the decision, and its hard when thats your family and friends making you feel like youre making a decision which will have a negative outcome. I did have a small medical issue in my 2nd pregnancy that could have increased my risk of haemorrhage but we discussed this and made an informed decision. For what its worth I had no issues in my first pregnancy and was borderline for a blood transfusion as I lost so much. With my 2nd I lost barely any blood despite there being an indication I could have.But she says in that post her doctor has said she shouldn't?
Side note but I find it amazing how many people have awful first births and choose to go through it again, I cannot imagine the courage this takes
We've got those **Maybe my local Aldi is just a bigger store than hers but i swear we've at those little Gu pudding dupes in the glass ramekins in all the whole time, no hiatus? Is that really news?
She looks so awful with a nose ring, finally spurred me to retire mine after 10 yearsView attachment 454306
Hannah bingo! Hand under greasy chin
how could that be even 10?! I would say 2 maybe 3. unless she counts all of her supermarket trips as work I guessI legit want to reply and be like...you can't be serious. What does she work, maybe 10 hours a week? At a job that's pretty much a side-gig hobby? Come on.