That dancing is giving 60 year old at a wedding vibes. Absolutely no rhythm whatsoever
Sorry but as someone who has parents almost this age this is completely insulting to themThat dancing is giving 60 year old at a wedding vibes. Absolutely no rhythm whatsoever
Also when you’re pregnant your skin is much better towards the end. She’s actually destroying the one time in her life where she should have clear skin!Why can’t she just give her skin a break from trowelling on this shite? It’s clearly crying out for it
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Can she genuinely not see that she looks like Bozo the Clown with all this slap on? Ruined skin aside, does she honestly not see how incredibly unflattering her makeup style is?Why can’t she just give her skin a break from trowelling on this shite? It’s clearly crying out for it
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Also it wasn't actually them who marked her as a no-show for being late last time was it? It was her old NHS dentist. So she's full of shit before she's even opened her (digital) mouthBold move complaining about the dentist while you're still sat in the waiting room!
I was wondering if I was being stupid reading that as it didn’t make sense!Also it wasn't actually them who marked her as a no-show for being late last time was it? It was her old NHS dentist. So she's full of shit before she's even opened her (digital) mouth
Took me a couple of goes but I think you can go private under the same practice you are registered with under the NHS. Please correct me if I’m wrong!I was wondering if I was being stupid reading that as it didn’t make sense!
yeah that’s right, I see an nhs dnetist regularly but when I wanted a white filling I then had to go private, I saw the same man in the same room - I just had to pay £200 for itTook me a couple of goes but I think you can go private under the same practice you are registered with under the NHS. Please correct me if I’m wrong!
Yess! I don’t think she realises that just because you’re fit and healthy doesn’t mean you’ll get a perfect straight forward pregnancy/birth!*Rant incoming!!*
Has anyone took one for the team and listened to any of the podcasts?! I gave the latest one a try - jesus christ! Whining on and on about her negative experience with midwives and consultants - many of us have been there love, that's the state of the NHS currently!
I do have sympathy that getting mixed messages from medical professionals in pregnancy can be frustrating, but then to say 'all our appointments felt so impersonal and medicalised' - that's what they are there for?! The medical health of you and the baby - they want you to deliver a healthy baby safely, they don't care about your preferences and requirements! Honestly she is so self-entitled!
She also pissed me off rambling on about maybe taking an incorrect 'high dose' of asprin due to her kidney issues - 'I didn't feel safe taking the higher dose, that's for people with high blood pressure, but I'm really fit and active' - URGH! First of all, they don't put you on a super high dose of aspirin whilst pregnant, they would never give you anything that's unsafe. Secondly, I was also 'really fit and active' in early pregnancy, then I caught covid (from the hospital!) and it gave me high BP (which I'm still trying to sort out 8 months pp), it's not just people she'd deem as overweight, inactive slobs who can develop medical issues in pregnancy!
Because of my BP issues, I couldn't have the birth I wanted - I had to either be induced at 40 weeks or go to a section in case I went overdue and developed pre-eclampsia. Having already had one section, I opted for a 2nd one - it really wasn't what I wanted, but I followed the medical advice, and tbh, in a couple of years it really won't matter anymore. Can you imagine if Queen Liv doesn't get the birth she wants?! She will be insufferable!!!
Ah of course, for some reason I thought she’d changed practice in between.Took me a couple of goes but I think you can go private under the same practice you are registered with under the NHS. Please correct me if I’m wrong!
It’s so silly as well because ultimately yes we have an idea of how we would like our births to be but ultimately we can’t always have what we want no matter how much we plan. I had a terrible long birth and baby wasn’t coming, the one pain intervention I said I didn’t want was an epidural - guess what, due to baby not coming I needed to be whisked off for possible c section, had an epidural and ended up with an episiotomy and forceps birth and then a week in hospital with baby due to infection. So being so snobbish about the hospitals and nhs is silly as they will ultimately do what they need to do to ensure you have a safe delivery and healthy baby! Which isn’t even guaranteed.*Rant incoming!!*
Has anyone took one for the team and listened to any of the podcasts?! I gave the latest one a try - jesus christ! Whining on and on about her negative experience with midwives and consultants - many of us have been there love, that's the state of the NHS currently!
I do have sympathy that getting mixed messages from medical professionals in pregnancy can be frustrating, but then to say 'all our appointments felt so impersonal and medicalised' - that's what they are there for?! The medical health of you and the baby - they want you to deliver a healthy baby safely, they don't care about your preferences and requirements! Honestly she is so self-entitled!
She also pissed me off rambling on about maybe taking an incorrect 'high dose' of asprin due to her kidney issues - 'I didn't feel safe taking the higher dose, that's for people with high blood pressure, but I'm really fit and active' - URGH! First of all, they don't put you on a super high dose of aspirin whilst pregnant, they would never give you anything that's unsafe. Secondly, I was also 'really fit and active' in early pregnancy, then I caught covid (from the hospital!) and it gave me high BP (which I'm still trying to sort out 8 months pp), it's not just people she'd deem as overweight, inactive slobs who can develop medical issues in pregnancy!
Because of my BP issues, I couldn't have the birth I wanted - I had to either be induced at 40 weeks or go to a section in case I went overdue and developed pre-eclampsia. Having already had one section, I opted for a 2nd one - it really wasn't what I wanted, but I followed the medical advice, and tbh, in a couple of years it really won't matter anymore. Can you imagine if Queen Liv doesn't get the birth she wants?! She will be insufferable!!!
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