Sorry but I’d call 14 plus stone for someone her height obese regardless of BMI. It doesn’t take a doctor to know that she is an unhealthy weight which is likely to jeopardise her chances of being accepted for IVF, for example. She has been very selective about pics of her that she has posted recently and the ones of her and her mates on her stories show she has ballooned. I totally get that she has suffered fertility problems (as do many people) and I do like Emelie, but I think her and Jen actually have quite a lot in common.Emilie’s hardly obeseunless you mean BMI... which we all know is a load of utter bollocks.
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She got so preachy about how to spend syns too. Telling people not to spend syns on chocolate. She didn’t get to the size she is now by eating Pink Ladys.she always used to bug me with her ‘I can’t stand bad grammar or spelling’ and ‘ pride myself in being excellent with my 20 million degrees and amazing job in law!’ And she always misused ALTHOUGH.Example “everyone is different although” instead of though. Sounds silly but nothing grinds my gears more than a preachy grammar natzi who hasn’t got a clue themselves!!
Also if you look back on her own post from May she admits herself her BMI is 39! Now according to the NHS anything above 30 is obese and anything above 40 is severely obese. I get BMI isn’t a great indicator for very sporty people but Em doesn’t fit into that category. But please feel free to enlighten me on why you don’t think she’s obese!Emilie’s hardly obese
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The fact she puts speed free rather then speed really pisses me offshe always used to bug me with her ‘I can’t stand bad grammar or spelling’ and ‘ pride myself in being excellent with my 20 million degrees and amazing job in law!’ And she always misused ALTHOUGH.
petty i knowWhilst at Uni reading law, students are often referred to as lawyers by lecturers. You can get an LLB law at the end of your degree but for her to have become a solicitor, she would have had to have done another year studying for the LPC. Once she passed the LPC, she would have had to have then got a Training Contract with a Law Firm. TC’s take 2 years to complete and it is only after that would she become a qualified solicitor. That would have been the usual course for someone to have taken into law around the time she was an undergraduate.
When asked most of the people I know would refer to themselves as a Solicitor or Barrister and not as a lawyer as such.
When asked most of the people I know would refer to themselves as a Solicitor or Barrister and not as a lawyer as such.
You are not alone in this!The fact she puts speed free rather then speed really pisses me off
Why would she need IVF? She can get pregnant, she has multiple times. It's the carrying part that's the issue?
I think the fact you have the time to verify that her BMI is 39 is worrying!
I also think (if I remember correctly) you saying you yourself had fertility issues. Can you imagine yourself reading THIS and seeing strangers pass comment on your struggle? You should know better. I havent even had anything like that yet (i havent tried) and i certainly hope i don't. But this is unnecessary.
She was paid for the 10cal ad
This isn’t about Emilie and this comment is a little below the belt. She’s shared some of her story but we have no idea what’s going behind the scenes
My comment was below the belt? I was clearly stating that the comments towards Emilie didn't make sense because IVF wasnt the issue therefore her weight that was being criticised by ANOTHER PERSON didn't make any sense.
Seeing a fertility specialist is not fertility treatment.girls gotta eat...
Shes stated she’s getting fertility treatment.
And what do you usually see a fertility specialist for?
To see what the underlying cause is as to why the embryo isn't growing normally etc. As I stated previously, she is able to get pregnant therefore she doesn't need IVF etc.And what do you usually see a fertility specialist for?
Unless you have experience in this then you can't really argue the toss about itAnd what do you usually see a fertility specialist for?
IVF is often used for people who have problem carrying and she herself has said she is being referred to a fertility specialist. I hope for her sake she doesn’t need IVF but it isn’t uncommon.
Apologies, I myself have had issues before we had our babies and went through the whole rigmarole and wasn't aware of this, Thank you.
However I do still think if people have no idea on the subject they need to
(this is not directed at you )witch, pleaseTo see what the underlying cause is as to why the embryo isn't growing normally etc. As I stated previously, she is able to get pregnant therefore she doesn't need IVF etc.
Unless you have experience in this then you can't really argue the toss about it
I'm genuinely embarrassed for youwitch, please
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