MSE Parents Club Part 12

jillie1974

hi sm!!

glad you had a great time in london

tiamai_d

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

My first thought was 'oh that poor woman' she must have gone through hell to make a decision like that at that stage and the awful additional trauma that this must have caused.

Yeah, I spoke to a few ladies who made that decision and the one thing they all worried about was if the baby would know or feel pain. It's not a decision you take lightly and you want it to be as quick and pain free for the baby as possible. Very very sad.

BeenieCat

Thanks - yeah the MP is definitely the next step if the council refuse to increase my banding after 2 HV letters, a GP letter, and a very amazing letter from my distance counsellor :D

The website has been updated and there's about 4 houses i'm allowed to bid on. And i'd rather live in a cardboard box than in any of those drug filled chavvy disgusting areas :mad: There's only 3 or so areas i'd absolutely refuse to live in, but those are the houses that come up often. Whereas they should put the chavvy idiots i live next door to in those areas cos they'd fit in!!!
They should totally do a chavometer test and put them all in the same area.

I contacted my MP once when i was being harrassed by some silly woman in my street and her scummy kids. The whole family was so bad that even the police refused to approach them cos they knew i'd get my windows smashed that night.

Eventually she got her bf to try and set my house alight through the letterbox, it melted the doormat and curtain but didn't spread and just fizzled out. I was in bed and had got up for work and found my door in a mess.

Council offered me a place in the roughest most isolated from everything place in town, and i declined stating as a single parent working full time, i'd feel in danger of my child, mysef and my possessions. The MP said they'd carried out their duty of offering me something else, so nothing he could do!!! Even though he agreed the area they offered was not suitable for someone like me!!!

I have had a lot of crap here in the 7 years i've been here. Just want a fresh start.

tarajayne

Crappy subject, lets change.

Who's chatting you up?

Edit: Sorry Beenie, not your subject. X

tarajayne

Gordon Brown looked very uncomfortable then!

pigpen

The partial birth abortions are far more barbaric but quicker!!.. though there is no chance of survival there. I couldn't believe any civilised society would actually allow this to happen.. absolutely evil. Saline abortions like this leave babies horribly burned.. and they die in agony.. this is why saline is now also injected into the brain through the fontanelle.. they reckon if they fry the brain the baby can't feel anything so it doesn't matter how horribly they die, or don't! they had so many born alive they decided to use this as an extra 'safeguard' against live births. In China they inject formaldehyde into the brain.. that doesn't always work either.

tarajayne

Ok, now I feel sick!!!

pigpen

Sorry.. sometimes I read too much...

Tigsteroonie

elle_gee wrote: »

I've emailed her back to tell her I feel like rubbish now I've asked why he can't have them in his milk which guarantees he'll take them all instead of spitting them back out.. Will await her reply (and carry on!) :cool:

Sorry, been lurking .... Elle, we were told the reason meds shouldn't be given in milk is because it doesn't guarantee that the baby gets the whole dose - what happens if they leave a quarter of the bottle that time? They've only had 3/4 of the meds. We were advised that, if we wanted to give them in milk, we should put about a 1/4 of the milk into a bottle and add the meds to that; feed it (so they get the whole dose); and then give the rest of the milk feed.

Goes back to lurking ..... :wave:

tarajayne

Hellooooooo Tigs! XXXXXXX