I did similar…just got a few boxes for the nurses/midwives station on my ward.When I was leaving hospital with my young fella I left in 2 tins of sweets just the bog standard roses and hero's not for anyone in particular tho. Does that make me weird?
Ya, chocolates, fruit baskets etc would be a normal gift I would think for midwives, nurses, care staff, catering. Personalised gifts is a bit bizarre I think.Not a midwife/nurse but former hospital caterer that worked on the wards inc maternity and it’s normal to be gifted chocolates, flowers or even fruit baskets but nothing more.. it wouldn’t be right to accept anything more, people are vulnerable and sometimes I half think it’s done because they think it’ll get them better treatment. Gifts such as what I can imagine Sarah is giving would be (or should be) politely refused
Geez I'd like to think I go above and beyond for my patients and have been given beautiful cards and thoughtful gifts ( not personalised). Also whoever called a miscarriage a blob is disturbed themselves. I'm not condoning Sarah or her behaviour but some women choose to bury their babies at any gestation and that's their choice. Do I agree sharing on insta.....no but some vulgar comments on here about women's choices.Ya, chocolates, fruit baskets etc would be a normal gift I would think for midwives, nurses, care staff, catering. Personalised gifts is a bit bizarre I think.
I work in a similar career & receive flowers, chocolates, cards etc but would be uncomfortable with someone personalising gifts for me. Love to have my care acknowledged but it is my job. Jewellery , if that’s what it is would be too personal and not sure HR would approve.Geez I'd like to think I go above and beyond for my patients and have been given beautiful cards and thoughtful gifts ( not personalised). Also whoever called a miscarriage a blob is disturbed themselves. I'm not condoning Sarah or her behaviour but some women choose to bury their babies at any gestation and that's their choice. Do I agree sharing on insta.....no but some vulgar comments on here about women's choices.
I said whoever said......didn't aim it at youI work in a similar career & receive flowers, chocolates, cards etc but would be uncomfortable with someone personalising gifts for me. Love to have my care acknowledged but it is my job. Jewellery , if that’s what it is would be too personal and not sure HR would approve.
Absolutely do not condone those comments and as I have previously stated as much as I think Sarah is unhinged & a deeply disturbed , devious individual my heart breaks for that baby who didn’t get to experience life so I don’t appreciate you lumping your issue with those type comments with my gripe about personalised tat.
Agree its mad the way she's with it and she is unhinged but referring to a little foetus as a big blob is so wrongShe’s buried a big blob. Sorry if I’ve triggered anyone. She was 13 weeks when they discovered she had a miscarriage - 14 weeks - one week later at the final scan before she passed the foetus. The foetus could have failed anytime from a day to 4 weeks previous when she had her last scan - making her quite likely 9 weeks pregnant🫣
A gift of jewellery is over stepping the mark by a MileNot a midwife/nurse but former hospital caterer that worked on the wards inc maternity and it’s normal to be gifted chocolates, flowers or even fruit baskets but nothing more.. it wouldn’t be right to accept anything more, people are vulnerable and sometimes I half think it’s done because they think it’ll get them better treatment. Gifts such as what I can imagine Sarah is giving would be (or should be) politely refused
I’d a “miscarriage at 23weeks 6days they wouldn’t call it a stillborn as it wasn’t 24weeks an I took sepsis an was only in 4days!I keep asking this question. I delivered a full term stillborn baby at 4pm and I was back home at 9pm
Im also from that area and what happened to that beautiful girl is just so so tragic, and reminds you how important your family/friends are and how quick things can happen. My god sarah needs a serious head wobble mourn in private how could coming on insta honestly be helping her, i guarantee poor luke has been shoved in a corner because sarah just cant cope with the sweet little pet. My heart breaks for them all but especially luke and even keet as he so so wanted this baby but for the right reasons i think.I’m sorry she needs serious mental help she’s taken it too far I’ve unfollowed a local woman where I live was killed yesterday in a car accident she was 32 leaving behind her partner and 2 small kids youngest a year old, two families lives turned upside down. and then you have Sarah milking the shit out of a MC is disgusting she needs to get a grip and cherish the loved ones she has and be grateful for what she has and not trying to cash in on what she’s lost and crying out for attention
Ah so I have to protect my own triggers. It is vile when so many on here have shared their stories, and I mean all stories not just people with fully formed babies. I’m just saying people should use better terminology.Let her gives the Midwives whatever she wants. It would be nicer to show her appreciation without trying to gain praise and glory for herself. Whatever she gives will probably end up in the bin. This is all about attention. She craves it. She craves praise and to be told she's a nice person. She's so needy. She's also a manipulating cunt who plays mind games with the child she has. I'm sure she'll milk this for all it's worth.
Well actually it's not that vile because there's probably plenty of people on here who have had abortions at near enough to that mark and certain terminology is a coping mechanism. Many miscarriages are passed in a bloody, clotting blob. Maybe that's exactly what it has looked like. It certainly less traumatic to see that, than a fully formed baby. We have all had different experiences
I have to agree.Ah so I have to protect my own triggers. It is vile when so many on here have shared their stories, and I mean all stories not just people with fully formed babies. I’m just saying people should use better terminology.
People do have to toughen up, its been stated here before if people cannot cope with the content unwatch the thread for a while.Ah so I have to protect my own triggers. It is vile when so many on here have shared their stories, and I mean all stories not just people with fully formed babies. I’m just saying people should use better terminology.
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