Hello Hattie Goodwill, great name btw.When have I taken money from strangers?
Also in regards to freelance work — I’ve moved into PR because you’re right it’s not great money.
I am unable to work out of the house because living with no large intestine means I am glued to the toilet a lot of the time.
Yep, my brother has had years of Crohn's related problems, many, many weeks as an inpatient in hospital, but since he has had a stoma he is a new man. He left his job as a hospital based occupational therapist and is now working as a postman, something he has always fancied doing. (I checked he is OK with me posting this here)I wish I could shoutout for more work on Twitter to top up my coffers...
Hello cabal! Long time no speak, I’ve got a newwhich has been very time consuming but she’s an absolute sweetheart and I’m still lurking.
Hattie, I have never seen anything negative re IBD on here and if I did I know it would be shut down very quickly. Crohn’s doesn’t stop me or many of my friends leaving the house, and if it does then you need to reassess any treatment you are on. If you still have a stoma, that’s technically a cure. Lots of workplaces are very accommodating to disability so I’m afraid to me that just sounds like an excuse.
All the best!
I am sorry to read you are struggling but mostly you have been 'dragged in to' these threads about Jack, because Jack offered to write an article for your magazine and didn't.Hi all,
Hattie Gladwell here. I didn't think I'd ever find myself responding on Tattle. Not because I don't think that what people have to say on here isn't valid, but because I have seen myself dragged into these threads about Jack many times, and after the comments about debt I wanted to finally respond.
I've seen various comments on here that I just wanted to clear up.
Yes I am a writer, yes I am in debt. Yes I have bipolar disorder, and yes I spent my savings during a manic episode, but am now, and have been for a long time, stable, with the help of a psychiatrist and medication.
I don't have IBS — I have ulcerative colitis, a form of inflammatory bowel disease. In 2015, when I was 19, my bowel perforated and I was given a stoma bag. I was 20 minutes from death, and so it's very hurtful to read comments mocking my bowel issues in past threads.
Yes I got my 'dream job' at 19. That is correct. It was after I spent 10 months writing about inflammatory bowel disease. I was very lucky.
Unfortunately, I was in a very bad relationship for a long time, and a lot of my debt came from there. I don't want to go into that any further.
I asked for help on Twitter — but I didn't ask for financial help. I asked if anyone had any work going because I was desperate (yes, desperate, not just a bit short). I have been working non-stop and thankfully have managed to pay some of it off.
I also have a one-year-old, and was diagnosed with postnatal depression, and so during this time more debt had mounted up due to my partner losing his job while I was on maternity pay. I have been supporting a family of three for the past six months.
I'm not a bad person — nor have I taken money from strangers. But right now I'm trying to be a good mum through a lot of struggle, and I'd appreciate not being dragged into the issues with Jack.
Thank you for hearing me out.
That’s amazing! He’s probably told you it’s not quite as much of an easy fix for Crohn’s as it can represent but it does work. For colitis, as Hattie said she has, taking out the large bowel means you no longer can get inflammation there- fixed!Yep, my brother has had years of Crohn's related problems, many, many weeks as an inpatient in hospital, but since he has had a stoma he is a new man. He left his job as a hospital based occupational therapist and is now working as a postman, something he has always fancied doing. (I checked he is OK with me posting this here)
When I had insta I used to follow a girl with a stoma. She was very open about her struggles and what came with it.That’s amazing! He’s probably told you it’s not quite as much of an easy fix for Crohn’s as it can represent but it does work. For colitis, as Hattie said she has, taking out the large bowel means you no longer can get inflammation there- fixed!
I’ve noticed a lot of people in the IBD community let the disease limit them whenever they would be able to work if they really wanted to. I have periods of illness then start new meds and boom, well again. I hate when people use it as an excuse. The right treatment will allow you to lead a fairly normal life.
Guarantee her bed was still cleaner than Jack's.When I had insta I used to follow a girl with a stoma. She was very open about her struggles and what came with it.
She said for the most part, it gave her a new lease of life apart from when her bag leaked at bedtime.
She is gorgeousshe’s called Maisie
I have never had that many, but I did end up with 20 odd rolls at the start of the pandemic, because I accidentally ordered some more without checking whether I actually needed to. One of my few instances of good timingI have always bought toilet rolls in bulk. Long before the pandemic. I rarely have less than 50 rolls in.
Isn’t she such a joy!she’s called Maisie
still don’t know how to spoiler an image, damnit.
Us talking about how many toilet rolls we have now is reminding me of when Jack came on and we talked about our favourite ice lolliesI have never had that many, but I did end up with 20 odd rolls at the start of the pandemic, because I accidentally ordered some more without checking whether I actually needed to. One of my few instances of good timing
Also, many years ago my nan won a years supply of toilet paper in a newspaper competition. I can't actually remember how many rolls that amounted to.
She is absolutely aborable!she’s called Maisie
still don’t know how to spoiler an image, damnit.
This has been proven to be disingenuous, insomuch that there was mocking but not about the bowel issue - why bend the truth in that way, what’s the point?There was mocking from people talking about an article I had written in regards to a toilet paper shortage last year
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