I’m still angry to find she’d been gifted a conservatory from ScS - new flooring and furniture - when a woman leaving refuge would have massively appreciated flooring. Even a sofa.What pissed me off about that pram is when she 'urgentley' needed a 'second hand pram for a warrior' begging her donars of course for help.....meanwhile, this £1000 gifted brand spanker was sat right there and has continued to sit there, unused for months
That in itself shows she isn't as selfless as she tries desperately to make out!
Many times she's said she and J are always getting into arguments because 'after donations' she uses 'the last of her own money' to give people....if that's the case, how can she afford all this stuff? When she's jobless or 'self employed', yet on maternity so would she have any income? And if so, it would be minimal and J is allegedly still a bird policeman For a family of that size, in their location, his wage wouldn't even touch the sides.
Connecting the dots and it's all fishy AF.
If I was R and proclaimed to do all the things she does, the very first thing I'd of done was donate that expensive new pram to the warrior in desperate need instead of begging my followers for a second hand one, but that's just me.
I also don't understand people/companies who gift HER stuff when she promotes 'warriors', mental health sufferers, vulnerable people who have nothing etc . These people need it a whole lot more. Why not gift a refuge instead for example? Do it via R and you'll still get the publicity of 'look what xyz has gifted to xyz refuge' But again, that's just me
Honestly the whole thing stinks rotten, probs like her fanny
As if that isn’t bad enough, they allowed another winner to have a #gifted make over and someone wrote on here that it went to her friend. (I’m not sure how true this was, but just let that sink in.... she and her friend being gifted house revamps when the very women she claims to help have nothing)
And a car. Think of those women who are struggling with two or three children, Rachel. Imagine that pram and a buggy board would have been amazing to donateExactly. If she was genuinely a lovely person she wouldn’t be hoarding all the best stuff for her baby whilst expecting others to be grateful for a second hand pram donated by a stranger. It would have said a lot about her character to say do you know what, actually this baby is lucky because it’s being born into a safe, loving, stable home environment unlike a lot of babies all over the country therefore I’m going to gift the new pram to someone in need right away and we’ll make do whenever our baby arrives.
They’ve got baby carriers and a car seat too so it’s not like it needs a £1000 pram it’s just greed.
Mrs H, how is she now? She sounds just like my daughter. When it’s just us, she’s a handful and I often silently wish someone would come along and offer to take her for a walk or to the park so I can have five minutes. She wakes up very early and is non-stop until she goes to bed.Agreed, my daughter was diagnosed with social anxiety when she was 8, it was a daily struggle getting her to leave the house for school. She never wanted to go anywhere fun for a day out.
She wouldnt even go and check a book out of the library even though we were the only family in there and just the one lady behind the counter.
She’s very inquisitive and lovely, but it’s draining. However, when we are out she won’t speak to anyone. She’s just starting to say “thank you” when we are out having a coffee and juice, before she would not say anything and I had to speak for her. I’ve paid a lot for swimming lessons but she would become tearful, I take her myself every week and she loves it.
I’m trying to get her to become independent and to understand money, so I encourage her to buy things herself at the till but she’ll only do this with me next to her.
She didn’t want to go to child care today because we didn’t have wraps; she gets worked up if she is unable to have everything in order (such as her lunchbox) so I had to pick wraps up. She gets very worried about things and it requires a lot of talking and reassuring. It’s hard work isn’t it? I’ve derailed this a bit sorry, just reassuring it’s not just us
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