"It's happening"And the Q&A ends with an ad. How predictable.
Bore off with your fairytales Dogpie. 🥱
Quoting myself like a twat, but I’ll credit myself because it’s only fair. How weird - all stories are sadly now back for me.Seems to have deleted all her stories, for me anyway? I’m not blocked as can see everything else.
Yes I absolutely do! There’s no way she can compete with a range in Asda & online and she knows it. Her & Jamie probably struggled to get the investment into setting up their new online business and didn’t want to sink their pension/ savings into it. Their relationship has not been the same since. Those cryptic messages … no more daily FaceTiming and no more late night visits to pickle cottage to smell & stroke Stacey’s hairDoes anyone thing the thing that knocked her for six and prevented the ‘big launch’ was Stacey’s homeware linelol good work trolloman
I would imagine she tried to propose a hunch x soloman range and Stacey's told her where to go and left her in the dust to cry like a seal into a blanketDoes anyone think the thing that knocked her for six and prevented the ‘big launch’ was Stacey’s homeware linelol good work trolloman
Either that or she’s talking utter shite out of her chuff as per usual. Sloppie Rose & Ronald, Dr Google will see you now.From that diagnosis story she must have gone private..to suddenly decide to fill informs and get an answer that quick…my sister has been battling for ages to get her son seen on the nhs so when he finally gets sorted she can’t suddenly decide she is Autistic too fill in a form and get the diagnosis straight away.
I did cry when my son was diagnosed with ADHD as it was like a huge relief and finally proof that he wasn’t naughty like nursery/school/every other judgemental adult had tried telling us! But not once did I look at the forms and think of myself. I would imagine most parents just focus on the child rather than trying to turn it around on themselves/turn it into an opportunity to garner sympathy and attention.Omg, she is such a fucking drama queen! Breaking down crying filling out the forms for Ronnie.Maybe im just cold or not very emotional but when we went through all the processes of getting our little one diagnosed not once did i cry, we knew he was possibly autistic and filling in all the paperwork was a slog but never made me feel need to be emotional. Hes my son and i love him no matter what, Ill never cry about him being autistic, its who he is and how we will always know him. Its not like a life threatening disease or anything. (yes, then i would sob like a baby!)
Honestly she needs help as she cries at everything! Talk about make it about HER HER HER! I can imagine her (if its true) sat there sobbing away in car all woe is me while Ronnie sits in back being ignored after HIS assessment.
I really want to dwell more on this “knocked for six”. What are our options?Does anyone think the thing that knocked her for six and prevented the ‘big launch’ was Stacey’s homeware linelol good work trolloman
Yeah, it is a relief and I'm glad you got a diagnosis for him. We wanted a diagnosis in place for school as its obvious he a little behind and his speech was very delayed too (Not invisible speech as per Hinch's descriptionI did cry when my son was diagnosed with ADHD as it was like a huge relief and finally proof that he wasn’t naughty like nursery/school/every other judgemental adult had tried telling us! But not once did I look at the forms and think of myself. I would imagine most parents just focus on the child rather than trying to turn it around on themselves/turn it into an opportunity to garner sympathy and attention.
To be honessssscht the way he’s carrying on he’ll be trying to push a big watermelon out of his arsenal hole that I’ll shove up thereI can’t wait to hear how your brother copes with labour pains!!
Wish this and the pic could be a thread title.
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