We know Sandra doesnt care for technicalities. Technically speaking Colm was in a relationship and had a family when they met but that didnt stop her.
We know Sandra doesnt care for technicalities. Technically speaking Colm was in a relationship and had a family when they met but that didnt stop her.Wonder which sister in law is the babysitter? Technically she only has one (whoever is married to her bro) - the rest are acquaintances she knows through her baby’s da
They’ll think the child is being dropped to school by its grandmother. By the time Chaz is going to secondary school Randy will be heading for 55 ish. Yikes!She'll be almost 50 years old by the time the child starts school....I can just see the other mothers running from her at the school gate when they see the hairbands and nana dresses
I’d say the brothers wife because she said they had 4 kids. I’d say the SIL is delighted to mind Sandra’sWonder which sister in law is the babysitter? Technically she only has one (whoever is married to her bro) - the rest are acquaintances she knows through her baby’s da
We could argue this about a lot of things though. Having more money means you can afford more stuff. That’s just how the world works unfortunatelyShe is just a bitch. All about choice. My hole. Wanted the best scans , a consultant at each appointment and high risk of complaints during C section.
What if a woman in the same position simply couldn't afford to go private? So wrong , just because you can afford it you and your pregnancy are looked after better
But she is an older mother. That’s a fact. I think the medical term used term ‘geriatric pregnancy’. It is what it is.Please do not shame Sandra as an older mother. She is not and it's unfair. Plenty having kids in mid 40s now.
Plenty other things to call her out on.
Yeah but sating she'll be 'heading for 55, yikes!' when Chazza is in secondary is maybe true to say about a few women on this thread, and lots of women we know. Her age isn't the issue here in my opinion.But she is an older mother. That’s a fact. I think the medical term used term ‘geriatric pregnancy’. It is what it is.
Yes loads of women are in that situation. Each to their own but wouldn’t be my bag.Yeah but sating she'll be 'heading for 55, yikes!' when Chazza is in secondary is maybe true to say about a few women on this thread, and lots of women we know. Her age isn't the issue here in my opinion.
Having more stuff cause you have money is one thing , nice cars , houses luxuries etc. Maternity care shouldn't be 'better' just because you can afford it. Every woman should have the best of care , let them pay extra for private room etc if they want.We could argue this about a lot of things though. Having more money means you can afford more stuff. That’s just how the world works unfortunately
I mean I don’t disagree with you, in principle every woman should have the best of care. But all healthcare is better if you can afford it, not just maternity. And even most hospitals admit that patients who pay for private care help fund public care for everyone else.Having more stuff cause you have money is one thing , nice cars , houses luxuries etc. Maternity care shouldn't be 'better' just because you can afford it. Every woman should have the best of care , let them pay extra for private room etc if they want.
There should be no 2 tier health system imo, just because Mary can afford it and Joan who is a public patient is treated differently. It's disgusting and should be abolished. The bullshit some go on with with their consultants while the peasants make do with the junior doctor, the whole thing around private/public health care makes my blood boil. A life is a life!!Having more stuff cause you have money is one thing , nice cars , houses luxuries etc. Maternity care shouldn't be 'better' just because you can afford it. Every woman should have the best of care , let them pay extra for private room etc if they want.
It's a school for wannabes who cannot afford School Mhuire. Of course, regular parents send their kids there because it's local, but I know several who wouldnt have a pot to piss in so Mount Mercy it is.I went to Mount Mercy and infairness its a very good school.
If you look at the Top 10 secondary schools in Cork it's in the Top 5. Plenty of us in my year doing really well for themselves as a result of the support to give to get a good Leaving Cert as a stepping stone to great university courses. They currently have an excellent principal so I'd be doing the same thing!
I’ll be 53 when my eldest starts secondary, most of my friends kids will have left school. Its actually not a bother. In fact I’ve met a great group of mums ego bring a whole new perspective to my life!Yes loads of women are in that situation. Each to their own but wouldn’t be my bag.
Randy’s unjustified snobbery is such a bad trait for a politician.There should be no 2 tier health system imo, just because Mary can afford it and Joan who is a public patient is treated differently. It's disgusting and should be abolished. The bullshit some go on with with their consultants while the peasants make do with the junior doctor, the whole thing around private/public health care makes my blood boil. A life is a life!!
Yes to the bags no to the scarves! My one has to make do with her Jansport one!I didn’t realise there was still such a snootiness around secondary schools in CarkAre the McWilliam’s Sails duffel bags and peach Benetton scarves still a thing?!
I always wanted a Jansport bag when I was a teenager. Couldn’t afford it though.Yes to the bags no to the scarves! My one has to make do with her Jansport one!
I had those old army canvas ones! With buckles! Must say the Jansport ones are very durable and you can throw them on the wash!I always wanted a Jansport bag when I was a teenager. Couldn’t afford it though.
Sorry now but I had to google the McWilliams Sails duffel bagsI didn’t realise there was still such a snootiness around secondary schools in CarkAre the McWilliam’s Sails duffel bags and peach Benetton scarves still a thing?!
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