Harry & Meghan #346 You've heard of the Hippocratic Oath? Here we have the hypocritical oaf.

[LadyMuck]

Bookworm

 

[LadyMuck]

Tom Bower. Kate furious with Camilla

 

[InTheDollsHouse]

My husbands father, for want of a better word, was born without anyone knowing who the father was, well, I hope his mother did, and when the mother married her new husband he adopted the child and she had to adopt him even though she’d given birth to him, she changed his name at the same time so that he had his step fathers name as his middle name.

She had to adopt him? Wow, I didn’t realise that.

 

[hiesenberg]

That Jan Moir article is brilliant!

I love Jan Moir, never afraid to say what she believes

 

[toninottony]

Her mother left her dad for another man. Her dad then had to bring his kids up himself. Completely different situation.

Her mother was a victim of domestic violence Diana witnessed some of it

 

[Bobble22]

So he wouldn’t have had a standard birth certificate, like the one released?

With adoption you would have a standard one with the actual parents on then another one issued with his new name and adoptive parents, and they write ‘adopted’ on it. But I don’t know about surrogacy?

 

[LadyMuck]

Tom Bower on gb news later about smegz new PR. But also something between Camilla and Catherine

 

[Bobble22]

archies's I thought Archie's birth certificate had been "sealed". I could be wrong though!

Really why would they do that? Apart from the obvious reasons, bit odd.

 

[toninottony]

Here is Archie's birth certificate and here is Lili's, however Lili's certificate was definitely a fake birth certificate as Harry's first name was signed off as HRH and his second name was signed off as the Duke of Sussex and it is also noticeable that we have never actually seen Lili's real birth certificate.
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the issue behind all of the is HEPA laws and medical privacy

 

[NarcRage]

Has Scobie been at the Wegovy?

 

[TheArtisticMouse]

I thought we’d seen a bc but maybe I made that up!

 

[snarky mcsnark face]

Reddit - Samantha M interview with Paula M - re poss surrogacy - Doria's disappearance - skin colour ( apols if already posted)

Regardless of my feelings about Harkles, Samantha is gross

 

[AmIbeingTreasonable]

I love Jan Moir, never afraid to say what she believes

Is there a link to this article please?

 

[InTheDollsHouse]

The specific tasks of a birth clerk or vital records clerk vary depending on the specific state law and the facility in which they operate, however, they would usually do the following:

• Collecting the necessary documents, data, and information for the correct completion of birth certificates and/or other types of vital records
• Working with parents for the collection of data and the correct completion of Acknowledgment of Paternity (AOP)
• Providing guidance for the correct completion of all relevant forms
• Sending information letters to home birth parents
• Reviewing relevant files (such as medical records) to identify relevant necessary information
• Reviewing completed forms for accuracy ensuring that all fields are filled out correctly and signatures are included
• Entering relevant information into appropriate computer software programs
• Making certified copies
• Assisting auditors who regularly visit the facility to monitor vital record processes
• Collaborating with medical and legal staff as needed
• Ensuring strict confidentiality at all times

Ah, so not like it’s someone who didn’t know what to do.

But likely someone who has never dealt with a royal title? Still doesn’t seem like something they wouldn’t check, and get right, though.

 

[tobehonest]

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