Sarah Burke #159 #snuffinforamuffin

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Wasn't she also trying to insist that Luke had diabetes at some stage? I can't imagine how many doctors visits that toik
 
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Wasn't she also trying to insist that Luke had diabetes at some stage? I can't imagine how many doctors visits that toik
My daughter is 17 and l can count how many times on 1 hand she was at a doctor hospital her cards have to be marked
 
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I'm 52 and was in hospital once over night for a small procedure about 10 years ago
 
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I haven't had many hospistays myself over the years and luckily none of my children have ever needed an overnight stay in one but there is something about being in hospital (when there genuinely) that you get to escape the real world and all it's responsibility for a while, as well as getting attention from both the hospital staff and family on the outside who are picking up the pieces. Now personally I'd take the real world and responsibility over that any day but if you've already escaped that by not working maybe you need another level of escapism and attention.

But waiting in adult A&E is hell on earth, I'm guessing paediatrics is a bit quieter or when pregnant you might be fast tracked to maternity.
 
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I haven't had many hospistays myself over the years and luckily none of my children have ever needed an overnight stay in one but there is something about being in hospital (when there genuinely) that you get to escape the real world and all it's responsibility for a while, as well as getting attention from both the hospital staff and family on the outside who are picking up the pieces. Now personally I'd take the real world and responsibility over that any day but if you've already escaped that by not working maybe you need another level of escapism and attention.

But waiting in adult A&E is hell on earth, I'm guessing paediatrics is a bit quieter or when pregnant you might be fast tracked to maternity.
That’s exactly what I said. It’s not that the kids are sick, apart from a cough/cold, that brings her there. It’s the attention she is craving. She knows full well the kids aren’t sick enough to need to be in hospital, but she deliberately dehydrates them to get herself in there for the attention she desperately craves. It’s never a Monday/Tuesday she goes either. It’s always at a wknd, knowing full well a baby would be kept in as precaution as there’s not as many consultants working at the wknd. As soon as the child is seen on a Monday, they are discharged. It’s an ongoing pattern with her and it’s about time she’s flagged for this up in CUH/South doc.
 
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My daughter is 17 and l can count how many times on 1 hand she was at a doctor hospital her cards have to be marked
Same here. My daughter was at the GP last year for concussion, doc commented on how little she had been at the surgery, think that was her 3rd time in 17 years! ...and there's burps. There us a serious want in her as she says herself
 
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Honestly that picture of her staring at the camera is a big F you to tattle . She has to know sharing the sick kid away and then in hospital looks awful . I hope brands stay clear of her , you would not want to be associated with someone like her .
 
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No sorry he must have been full of drink when he swiped right on that enormous ape
Has he been drunk everyday since??? You'd chew your arm off to get away from her in the cold light of day
 
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There was no swiping right anyway I’d say she just robbed that from someone else because they know each other years from Yaaaaaaawl in the caravans 🤣
 
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Shes a pity . We know she reads here . It’s disgraceful having her small baby in hospitals/doctors . We all have sick kids who we give medicine to and treat at home . She purposely dehydrates and doesn’t give the medicines to get her way into a ward . How many times does her little babies hands need to be wrapped unnecessarily for her to see what she is doing is so wrong . Shame on Keith and her family for leaving this happen and shame on the doctors /hospitals for not flagging it no one has a sick child this amount of times .
 
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My eldest is 13 and been to A&E twice in his life. 7 year old, once.
She is sick in the head.
 
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68 people waiting for a bed in CUH today. Sick people who need to be in hospital and this large wick was in there for no other reason than looking for attention 🤬 Refresh my memory folks. What exactly was supposed to wrong with AbbieG this time. It started with the “reflux” and congestion where the baba supposedly spewed all over the doctor, changed formula to Neocate, but then it was a cough, with antibiotic/inhaler prescribed. They then went away for wknd where baba was paraded outside with no hat/coat in a Baby Gro. A bleeping baby Gro and bow. So what exactly brought her to the CUH? Because the baby had a cough??
 
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68 people waiting for a bed in CUH today. Sick people who need to be in hospital and this large wick was in there for no other reason than looking for attention 🤬 Refresh my memory folks. What exactly was supposed to wrong with AbbieG this time. It started with the “reflux” and congestion where the baba supposedly spewed all over the doctor, changed formula to Neocate, but then it was a cough, with antibiotic/inhaler prescribed. They then went away for wknd where baba was paraded outside with no hat/coat in a Baby Gro. A bleeping baby Gro and bow. So what exactly brought her to the CUH? Because the baby had a cough??
She might not of getting a bed to say we only got a picture of Abbie in her pram . People avoid hospitals and it’s a last resort it’s her number one place to go
 
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She's now saying Dr's differ. She got all the meds Dr's can give, steroids, antibiotics and an inhaler....standard meds that would be prescribed. Here's the thing Burps you actually have to give those meds routinely and be strict about it to help your daughter, be honest you wanted the easy way out with a hospital admittance and you kept going until you got it!!
 
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She's burnt out from sitting on her large hole scrolling for three hours a day, christ she's thick.

White chocolate porridge is making a comeback.
 
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Here we go again. She’s gone for her first walk of 2026 and we’re all getting a sermon on how motivated she is. Tune in on March 2027 for part 2
 
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