1000% but she will be fine for her wen & yen trip tomorrow.
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Maybe if they went outside for a walk and got the blood flowing, get the chest having to work harder, move that phlem and grot, they may feel better. And eat something more nutrious than some popcorn. Bets on the kids are home next week too, just to be safe
She's laying the ground work for feeling better on Friday
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*sigh* - Maria is thrilled she's having to stay home - you aren't fooling anyone
This is it 200%. Will she be well enough for her bakery visit tomorrow. Those poor kids.
They're probably not sick but maria is isolating herself so the kids have to. God forbid they're allowed a lifei feel like they always get sick and have to stay home during school holidays
Dr Morgan’s Instagram post tries to come across as honest and caring, but it shows a fair bit of hypocrisy. She says she is “genuinely passionate about health and helping people” and insists she is not a paid influencer, yet her posts often look exactly like influencer content. They are polished, personal and clearly aimed at building a following. She wants to be seen as a serious medical professional, but also enjoys the perks and attention that come with being visible online. You cannot have it both ways.
She also brushes off criticism by saying it “says more about the person doing the judging” than it does about her. That might work for trolls, but it dodges real questions about whether showing off a certain lifestyle while giving health advice is actually responsible. Instead of looking at how her content might come across or why people might have concerns, she turns the spotlight back on her critics, which feels more like self-protection than openness.
Even though she talks about staying true to her values, she never really addresses the power and influence she holds or the blurred line between being helpful and being performative. The whole post feels more like image control than genuine reflection. She wants to keep the trust of her audience without facing up to how her actions might contradict her words.
Did she ask herself this question
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She also brushes off criticism by saying it “says more about the person doing the judging” than it does about her. That might work for trolls, but it dodges real questions about whether showing off a certain lifestyle while giving health advice is actually responsible. Instead of looking at how her content might come across or why people might have concerns, she turns the spotlight back on her critics, which feels more like self-protection than openness.
Even though she talks about staying true to her values, she never really addresses the power and influence she holds or the blurred line between being helpful and being performative. The whole post feels more like image control than genuine reflection. She wants to keep the trust of her audience without facing up to how her actions might contradict her words.
Did she ask herself this question
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Ohhhh can’t wait for the person who is “definitely Absolutely not Dr Edwards” to swoop in her with a comment defending her.Dr Morgan’s Instagram post tries to come across as honest and caring, but it shows a fair bit of hypocrisy. She says she is “genuinely passionate about health and helping people” and insists she is not a paid influencer, yet her posts often look exactly like influencer content. They are polished, personal and clearly aimed at building a following. She wants to be seen as a serious medical professional, but also enjoys the perks and attention that come with being visible online. You cannot have it both ways.
She also brushes off criticism by saying it “says more about the person doing the judging” than it does about her. That might work for trolls, but it dodges real questions about whether showing off a certain lifestyle while giving health advice is actually responsible. Instead of looking at how her content might come across or why people might have concerns, she turns the spotlight back on her critics, which feels more like self-protection than openness.
Even though she talks about staying true to her values, she never really addresses the power and influence she holds or the blurred line between being helpful and being performative. The whole post feels more like image control than genuine reflection. She wants to keep the trust of her audience without facing up to how her actions might contradict her words.
Did she ask herself this question
She's definitely a paid influencer, who just happens to have a medical qualification, which she uses to her advantage and to manipulate.Dr Morgan’s Instagram post tries to come across as honest and caring, but it shows a fair bit of hypocrisy. She says she is “genuinely passionate about health and helping people” and insists she is not a paid influencer, yet her posts often look exactly like influencer content. They are polished, personal and clearly aimed at building a following. She wants to be seen as a serious medical professional, but also enjoys the perks and attention that come with being visible online. You cannot have it both ways.
She also brushes off criticism by saying it “says more about the person doing the judging” than it does about her. That might work for trolls, but it dodges real questions about whether showing off a certain lifestyle while giving health advice is actually responsible. Instead of looking at how her content might come across or why people might have concerns, she turns the spotlight back on her critics, which feels more like self-protection than openness.
Even though she talks about staying true to her values, she never really addresses the power and influence she holds or the blurred line between being helpful and being performative. The whole post feels more like image control than genuine reflection. She wants to keep the trust of her audience without facing up to how her actions might contradict her words.
Did she ask herself this question
She really should acknowledge the power imbalance she holds. She needs to reflect on how what she's doing is miss matched to what she's saying. The ultimate influencer.
And it’s the interpretation of what an influencer is. She has giveaways and tags on her page. Which means she has influence. It might not be in the Simone “here is an ad for an weird clothing brand for children I’ve been paid to promote” but it’s still influencery.
They are all just a bunch of show off bullies in denial.
Bets recent post am I right in understanding that
It's not actual cancer - it's preventing cancer from developing in the first place.
So Bets had the preventative surgery, she didn't have cancer at the time. She had the genetic mutation that puts her at super high risk of getting cancer in the future, and chose to have the surgery to prevent that from happening.
Good on her.
It's not actual cancer - it's preventing cancer from developing in the first place.
So Bets had the preventative surgery, she didn't have cancer at the time. She had the genetic mutation that puts her at super high risk of getting cancer in the future, and chose to have the surgery to prevent that from happening.
Good on her.
As far as I understood the cancer was contained to the breast and hadn’t spread?
Sounds identical to Jesse J's story
No, she had cancer. She doesn't now because the operation was successful. And was relieved to learn they didn't find any cancer markers in her gene testing, so it's not a risk she could have potentially passed down to her kids genetically.
Omg the My Great Adventure/King Cass drama is going off! 🫣
But now Franz wants you to pay for his story. Like wtf? It's bad enough listening for free.
He's totes losing the plot. And has said that he might lose Emma over it but doesn't care because he "needs to tell his truth"
Wow way to make your partner and mother of your child feel wanted you drop kick!
Emma has yet to address the situation but is still staying there with him.....
Meanwhile King Cass has got lawyers involved with a cease and desist letter 🫣
🫣But now Franz wants you to pay for his story. Like wtf? It's bad enough listening for free.
He's totes losing the plot. And has said that he might lose Emma over it but doesn't care because he "needs to tell his truth"
Wow way to make your partner and mother of your child feel wanted you drop kick!
Emma has yet to address the situation but is still staying there with him.....
Meanwhile King Cass has got lawyers involved with a cease and desist letter 🫣
He’s claiming she slept with her friends Dad and now she’s in the comments defending herselfOmg the My Great Adventure/King Cass drama is going off!
But now Franz wants you to pay for his story. Like wtf? It's bad enough listening for free.
He's totes losing the plot. And has said that he might lose Emma over it but doesn't care because he "needs to tell his truth"
Wow way to make your partner and mother of your child feel wanted you drop kick!
Emma has yet to address the situation but is still staying there with him.....
Meanwhile King Cass has got lawyers involved with a cease and desist letter 🫣
What a stunning, classy bride Delta Goodrem is ….. then you have the Temu Millionaire
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She's a bloody doormat. I have no idea what she sees in the loser. It's like a trauma bond I reckon. He doesn't give one tit about her feelings or how this is going to affect their kids in the future. All of them, not just Wolf. I mean what is her older boy Noah thinking about all this tit?? Gotta feel for the kidsHe’s claiming she slept with her friends Dad and now she’s in the comments defending herself
I'm hoping one of his silly paying subscribers spill the beans lol. And it sounds like that other guy Dilz has some major dirt on Franz from a podcast a while ago
What a fckn train wreck!! Toot toot
Let's play a game.... where does Moley Badtanlee live ?
Back and forth (supposedly) Rakaia to CHC daily - who pays for the fuel - mummy and daddy's business account?
And out with the cousin AGAIN - guess he pays for the booze. A bottle of bubbles (that we can see) between 2 then she supposedly drives with sprog to where? Back to Rak-crappy? So many questions.....
Veuve Clicquot $150 at that restaurant....
Back and forth (supposedly) Rakaia to CHC daily - who pays for the fuel - mummy and daddy's business account?
And out with the cousin AGAIN - guess he pays for the booze. A bottle of bubbles (that we can see) between 2 then she supposedly drives with sprog to where? Back to Rak-crappy? So many questions.....
Veuve Clicquot $150 at that restaurant....
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