emememily
Well-known member
This is what happens when you can't get filler and botox whilst pregnant. Her true self shining through
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Michelle1981
Chatty Member
Yeah it is dodgy. She is a terrible so called friend.
How has no one reported her house for not complying with council regulations regarding safety rails on her stairs?
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Skye Wheatley said something very similar along those lines and she had major backlash from it.
QUOTE="Michelle1981, post: 8776166, member: 91197"]
If a Man had said they forced their wife to have sex can you imagine the uproar and attention that would get, but Sarah gets away with it cause that's not how she meant it. Get the fuck out! Those reddit bitches are deadset nutjob stans.
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Skye Wheatley said something very similar along those lines and she had major backlash from it.
QUOTE="Michelle1981, post: 8776166, member: 91197"]
If a Man had said they forced their wife to have sex can you imagine the uproar and attention that would get, but Sarah gets away with it cause that's not how she meant it. Get the fuck out! Those reddit bitches are deadset nutjob stans.
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cantbehb0thRd
Member
Yes! I remember this now, makes me wonder too...
ActiVaTed_OrgAniC_TodDlaH
Active member
LOL yes it is! As a aged carer I do them twice a week and you have to push them as far back as you can go.
cantbehb0thRd
Member
tell me about it... and even the way she pronounces certain things is so lazy and annoying and just wrong! Hence my username.. the way she says she couldn't be bothered is so annoying... she somehow merges it all together and it makes no sense
Watermeloncracker
VIP Member
I don’t think the Mazda ad is a sponsorship, but an ad his business made for them.
Just to be clear…. Baby arrived safely and mum and baby are OK? Sorry, how is this “truly quite tragic”?
Use of the word tragic makes it sound like there was a different outcome (such as death /loss).Surely that’s a huge fine if reported or at least made to do it?
MunchMel
Chatty Member
It’s not even a nice bump
xanspam
Member
I am scared for the uproar after this birth if that baby comes out 'fine' - I'm still very confused about the condition of that baby's health?
Can someone explain what the deal is, like - I don't want all of us to go mental if there is in fact a way that Sarah was told there might be something 'wrong' with the baby but there's a chance he would be fine.
Like is that a possibility or if you're told from a NIPT test that the baby is showing some abnormalities then its a done deal ?
Can someone explain what the deal is, like - I don't want all of us to go mental if there is in fact a way that Sarah was told there might be something 'wrong' with the baby but there's a chance he would be fine.
Like is that a possibility or if you're told from a NIPT test that the baby is showing some abnormalities then its a done deal ?
i agree. My second pregnancy was low risk and I went through the same midwife as my first (MGP) and had less appointments toward the end of my second pregnancy. I’ve noticed that checking for dilation etc is something very common in the US in the lead up to birth. I’m in AUS and was never checked until I was in active labour at the hospital. Even then I was checked twice with my first (admission and when I felt the urge to push) and wish my second I didn’t get checked at all and had arrived at the hospital just in time to push her out. It’s something you *can* request but from my two experiences (2020 and 2021) it’s not something routinely done here.Tbh I agree with the practice of the midwives in this situation (I gave birth in the same hospital and through the same midwifery program)
Going into the clinic right now is just extra risk with covid and if this is your second baby with no high risk there is nothing wrong with monitoring at home and going in if there’s something concerning like you feel like bubs movements are lower then normal, waters broken etc.
Also knowing if you’re dilated means nothing, you can be dilated and effaced for ages before you actually go into active labour
For some people being told how dilated they are can be disheartening or can give them false hope of labour coming. Like you said you can be dilated for weeks. Can also be in early labour for a couple days.
Same! I did MGP in July 2020 and oct 2021 (different state). Had appointment at 38wks and booked for 40wks with my first (gave birth the night before) but also had an appointment booked for my waters to be broken at 42wks if bub didn’t arrive. My second (oct 2021) I had an appointment at 37wks so my next one was booked at 39wks but my daughter came that day lol.
but I agree if Sarah had an appointment at 38wks she’d be due to go back this week sometime (40wks).
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Its common to do it in all pregnancies actually.It’s her second pregnancy so if she didn’t have GD last time and isn’t at risk this time around they probably wouldn’t bother. I only ever had one test during my first pregnancy and none in my subsequent pregnancies so it’s very possible she wouldn’t need to and that’s fine. Not to WK sorry just fact checking
Spanner14
VIP Member
Still ~12.5% fake but shes buying in small amount so it'll take a while for the % to change
Notacommodity
Well-known member
Wow sunee promoting gluten free bread, venerdi. Its a really shit brand 
dry and crumbly
dry and crumblyboss_babe_detox
Member
Omg I totally forgot about Taylor R, happy for her and hope she has a good delivery! Haven't seen her content since she updated on her IVF procedure and conception, but god just briefly checking now her content (including pregnancy stuff) is just soooo much more refreshing, holy shit. Its so obvious just how off something is about Sarah this pregnancy when you compare to other pregnant influencers or even just content from when she had Fox. Doesn't even seem like its just a "second round" kind of thing either.Hey Sarah... Taylor R is in labour on her due date
Edit: just flicked through her vlogs and damn even her cooking is better than Scuzzy's
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