Becoming disable can be humiliating. It's something many people don't talk about because people take offence to it and react in a negative way.... and they actually have a special program to treat “Humiliation from Disabilities”
Becoming disable can be humiliating. It's something many people don't talk about because people take offence to it and react in a negative way.... and they actually have a special program to treat “Humiliation from Disabilities”
Don’t forget the nose job at 16 she has Katie’s real nose just nowI bet she gets tit implants soon as she is 18, unless Pete grows a pair and gets full custody.
Oh for sure, and people like KP don’t help. She would rather show herself shuffling on her knees along the floor than being pushed in a wheelchair because she’s got “too much pride” and being “embarrassed and humiliated” at being temporarily wheelchair bound. The way she behaves is just insulting.Becoming disable can be humiliating. It's something many people don't talk about because people take offence to it and react in a negative way.
I can understand that though, I know a women who became disabled and it took her a year to leave her house because she felt humiliated and embarrassed about being pushed around. When you're in a wheelchair people often act like you are invisible or are dumb. It's a horrible world out there and these are real life feelings. Whether or not she's actually feeling them is a different matter. But again they are very real feelings people have and most people are ashamed to feel that way. I know I do when I feel ashamed of humiliated due to my disabilities.Oh for sure, and people like KP don’t help. She would rather show herself being fully able to shuffling on her knees along the floor than being pushed in a wheelchair because she’s too “embarrassed and humiliated”
Oh please don’t get me wrong - I’ve no doubt that other people experience that, I’ve seen it first hand myself what various disabilities can do for a person’s mental health. And can sympathise totallyI can understand that though, I know a women who became disabled and it took her a year to leave her house because she felt humiliated and embarrassed about being pushed around. When you're in a wheelchair people often act like you are invisible or are dumb. It's a horrible world out there and these are real life feelings. Whether or not she's actually feeling them is a different matter. But again they are very real feelings people have and most people are ashamed to feel that way. I know I do when I feel ashamed of humiliated due to my disabilities.
May she rot in hell. The best solution for a lifetime of misery she's brought to the poor souls unfortunate enough to have ever met her.Looks like she's back in rehab which is why she's gone silent. Let's hope this time she gets the help and support she needs so she can be the mum that her children need.. I really hope this is her choice but I still think Pete has forced her to do rehab to continue to have contact with the children. If it's not her choice the chance of recover is incredibly low yes she isn't a nice person but no one deserves to struggle with addiction and mental illness.
God remember that high you got when you picked all your new pens and stuff for schoolFeck sake!!! A new pencil case and stationery was one of the things I enjoyed about going back to school.
I get where you're coming from. Personally I believe she's being forced into rehab, most likely by Pete/family courts for addiction. I think this it's about anxiety, self esteem and trauma from her injury is just a cover.. I think he accident in Turkey was probably the last straw, especially as she admitted she was under the influence of supposedly alcohol. I called it last week saying that the big story would be her being back in rehabOh please don’t get me wrong - I’ve no doubt that other people experience that, I’ve seen it first hand myself what various disabilities can do for a person’s mental health. And can sympathise totally
My priory program joke was aimed at Katie and was said in frustration of her continuing exaggerated lies about her condition, her constant paid newspaper articles exploiting her condition, her showing people that she doesn’t need a wheelchair and that she’s strong and independent because her boyfriend bought her knee pads.
I don’t doubt that her mental health could have been affected by what happened in some way, but it’s very hard to believe or sympathise for her particularly just because of the tit she does - not everyone is fortunate enough to have a live in hair and make up artist to make you feel beautiful everyday, or can afford to have three or four wheelchairs blinged up to the nines, or afford to have a chauffeur driving them around or get mental health treatment at the Priory. She’s living her life just as she did before because she refuses to “lay in bed like a sap”.
Like I said above - it just feels insulting.
Call me mean or whatever but, personally, I just don’t believe Katie’s sudden need to go to the Priory - it feels like everything else she’s pulled during this injury - just a stunt to sell to the papers. It’s sad to think like that I know but it’s what she does best.
Her feet must be at an angle, or dragging on the floor, no way they'll heal while she's doing idiotic things like crawl.I just find it hilarious seeing her crawl around on her hands & knees on a salon floor because she's too 'humiliated' to use a wheelchair!
But she’s temporarily disabled. She should think of other people going through far worse and realise her words cause offence. People with disabilities have fought hard to be seen as ‘relevant’. She has absolutely no idea what kind of damage is done by her words, irrespective of how she feels.I can understand that though, I know a women who became disabled and it took her a year to leave her house because she felt humiliated and embarrassed about being pushed around. When you're in a wheelchair people often act like you are invisible or are dumb. It's a horrible world out there and these are real life feelings. Whether or not she's actually feeling them is a different matter. But again they are very real feelings people have and most people are ashamed to feel that way. I know I do when I feel ashamed of humiliated due to my disabilities.
Using a wheelchair is the dignified approach.I just find it hilarious seeing her crawl around on her hands & knees on a salon floor because she's too 'humiliated' to use a wheelchair!
Yeah I don't see how that could be any way comfortable given her 'injuries'. Surely it would be too painful?Her feet must be at an angle, or dragging on the floor, no way they'll heal while she's doing idiotic things like crawl.
I hope she really is in rehab, I do wonder if any help or advice will stick, I think her personality was set a long time ago.
You are correct. If you listen to her after her operation she says her feet has become worse.Yeah I don't see how that could be any way comfortable given her 'injuries'. Surely it would be too painful?
I doubt very much any advice would be helpful to her. She will never change.