When I read this I am so very, very glad to know that the "of daughters" do as well. It's not too late to give them back their childhood. Please.
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It’s the behaviour of narcissists.
Exactly! I always think it’s like negotiating a price or giving the highest bidder access to pictures of your children in the bath or just in a nappy. You would not open your front door and distribute private pictures of your children to random strangers...including the most unsavoury characters you can think of. How do these children know when it’s a genuine family picture? Confused children... when the perma rictus smile for the gram is the default setting with the amount these intaparents share
Keyboard warriors are for trolls and bullies as they are bad parents and narcissists
More Gusto bollox from FoD. It looks like he deleted the first ‘dinner party’ one and now has an empty fridge one seguing into a woe are the Hoopers because we have builders in coupled with yay look at our soon to be redesigned house. FFS.
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My first thought too!
There is absolutely no way she forgot to remove her necklace. Not a chance in Hell.
A couple of ambitious floggers , she’s even a sales woman at work ,,work that NHS uniform St Clemmie.
It’s against uniform policy to have a necklace on - she absolutely would have known she was wearing one.
It’s part of the same formula. Just had a super glamorous holiday / flogging free stuff means she needs to pop a little reminder she’s a poor hardworking NHS midwife.
She does it all the time.
It’s part of the same formula. Just had a super glamorous holiday / flogging free stuff means she needs to pop a little reminder she’s a poor hardworking NHS midwife.
She does it all the time.
Love how everyone is lusting over her name badge and completely ignoring her trashy necklace.
Also can she even flog/promote another charity at work? Most nhs trust will only allow you to promote fundraising for their charity?
To be honest midwives have a law of their own! Or so they believe that the uniform rules don’t apply to them. I work with midwives who have their gigantic diamond rings, stone crusted wedding rings etc!
Also can she even flog/promote another charity at work? Most nhs trust will only allow you to promote fundraising for their charity?
To be honest midwives have a law of their own! Or so they believe that the uniform rules don’t apply to them. I work with midwives who have their gigantic diamond rings, stone crusted wedding rings etc!
Is she allowed to do that?!
I thought the NHS was impartial ... but then I'm glad unintentionally she's raised a lot of awareness for the my name is campaign!!
I had not heard of hello my name is campaign, but I did complain to my GP surgery that they didn’t wear name badges and I just received received acknowledgment that they will be bringing in name badges. Edited to add, I just read that Dr Granger started her campaign in 2013 and in 2019 my GP still hadn’t incorporated it! Strewth.
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She was. #Hellomynameis was such a simple, powerful campaign. I remember reading her blogs before she died, she was incredibly special.Dr Kate Granger was wonderful
The fangirling over her wearing a badge she didn’t choose or have much say in is bizarre (we just got given them when I worked as a midwife!) no wonder their egos are so inflated
What about other jewellery? Is it possible different trusts have different rules?
No one at my GP practice wears one either
Promote her business at work? I didn’t think so! I’m sure you can’t side hustle. I know a few surgeons who do Botox out of work and they would never publicise it on SM. Nor do they talk about it at work! It’s very hush hush
I watch Doctors on BBC1 and the nurses/midwife and receptionists wear name badges, but they aren’t yellow. Haven’t watched a Casualty in years, so don’t know if they wear them there on there.
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