Her nails were #gifted from her “friend”. She also had her lashes done, not sure if they’re just stick on, like her nails. Someone commented on her post, saying something along the lines of “get your hair done”, the grey certainly makes her look mid 50’s.
How many children does she have? Not including step children, like Alex. Does Chris have other children, and do they have any together? What’s the age gap between Chris and her?
It’s interesting that she is concerned about loosing followers and people getting scammed as pages have been set up offering readings
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Seems like she’s regretting the choice to charge people for online readings!
Someone said the reasons her views are dropping is because she’s not giving Erin updates… I’m assuming that person means Erin’s family and Erin’s Angels, but abi gave a sarcastic comment reply.
What I don’t get, she makes out she has multiple income streams, so why doesn’t she put the £5k in herself to get started?
She also thinks that once the web page is up people will just start to donate, which I don’t think will happen. Huge charities are struggling at the moment, so aside from maybe an initial surge at the start, it would be difficult to constantly have donations.
Shes also mentioned people registering as volunteers and getting people out there supporting people in the end of their lives.. what training are they getting? Who is training them? How are they monitoring the people who train and are being trained? For all she knows, the people volunteering may try and take advantage of vulnerable people, especially as she’s targeting the people on their own with no family or friends. Even if she did dbs checks, that only covers those that have been caught before.
She would have been better off fundraising for established charities and make donations in Erin’s name. Whilst I appreciate she said there are no hospices around where Erin lived, they did access district nurses. Again, I know there were issues with having to wait for the nurses, but it doesn’t sit right with me that a random stranger, who’s had a day or two of training, is suddenly capable of supporting someone at the end of their life. I know they won’t be administering meds, but it’s odd to me. Imagine as a nurse, going into someone’s house to give them meds, help with personal care and they get chatting to the other person there… “how long have you known each other?” “Oh we met yesterday”.
Are these people expected to move in, like Abi did?? They have the idea that no one should die alone (which I agree with) but THEY didn’t give Erin that. If these Erin’s Angel Death Doulas are only there for a few hours a day to keep them company, then they would still die alone. Surely if someone is on their own, the hospital or gp would provide care, and they’d go into a hospice, so they have round the clock care??