Katie Hayes #204 Getting merry with Berry 🍻

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ReginaPhalange4 said:
I'm gonna dox myself here but my second born was 6 days old when she stopped breathing in my arms. My 3 year old next to me 'what's wrong mummy' as I, home alone with them, tried desperately to wake her as I dialled 999 and pretend everything was fine so not to scare him. Only when the paramedics arrived and had her in their arms did I find a second to call crapbag at work, as I packed a bag for the hospital and tried to keep the little one away and distracted. I spent 3 days at the hospital whilst we waited on results and she was monitored. She slept 80% of the time but not once did I take a photo of her or me. It didn't even cross my mind. Having been through that frightening experience I cant understand how nor why she's took such a bleeping ridiculous picture. Maybe it sounds awful but it was close to Christmas and not once did I think about presents or food etc for the kids. I literally sat there staring at her chest and the machines too scared to look away in case she stopped again and it was missed. I really, really don't like to judge other mothers but bleeping hell, she's a terrible excuse for a mother. She gets worse every day. She's really wound me up. Safeguard your bleeping kids you disgrace and give them some privacy!! I question the truth in her story, attention seeking bleep. I genuinely think this whole post of hers is more to deflect from the NHS bashing from her birth story and us knowing the truth of how she behaved there. Terrible bleeping fat Bison 😡
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Awww I’m sorry you had to go through this. Sending hugs x
 
I think she looks pissed on the crying pic.
Like who can even look at a drink in those first few weeks when you’re waking up constantly checking them, not necking wine and oysters.
I hope she is challenged by authorities on this week. Absolute failed that little baby and Olive too. Wake up head and get your face out of your phone!
 
She’s proper thick. A blessing in disguise is something bad that happens to you that turns out to be good. Like your baby being super ill Truff?
 

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Well well well, if the fat duck hasn’t just exceeded herself this time!!!!!!! Wonder how many whatsapp groups were on FIRE today about her latest post. Like everyone has said, we’re all glad Baby BJ is well… but when is that bleeping moron gonna learn???!!! Surely this + the fact we know she was bevying the other night + the whooooooole of the WIKI pages prove how much of a terrible person/mother she is and will get her cancelled for sure now?!
 
The private room at the hospital … I had a private room after my 1st as they thought there could be something seriously genetically wrong with him , after a 24 hour blood test (and my husband could stay over with me) thankfully there wasn’t , with my 2nd I caught sepsis during labour as did my baby , it was caught and we both had antibiotics, I was told by the head midwife after I was put on a ward to be monitored “we are trying to get you a private room to recover but they are all in use at the moment , we’ve had some stillbirths and the one we want to put you in are awaiting genetic tests, if it’s good news you can go in tonight, if it’s bad news you might have to stay on the ward I’m afraid” .. it was bad news for that family unfortunately, I stayed on the ward, and I couldn’t of cared less. I had survived and so had my baby, we both could have died. People including Kate think having a baby is like having a filling, it’s life or death and for many , they aren’t so lucky as Kate. I hope she learns from this, but I doubt it.
 
Did she give birth in lock down? I had to see me daughter and granddaughter through a glass window while my 18 year old first time mum cried and sobbed, a women st the end at other window had a catheter in and was holding her baby up to the window for her husband to see. That's trauma not sitting behind a blue curtain... bloody open them then. The self importance is so real... this latest medical emergency does not make me feel sorry for her or him, I'm glad the baby is OK and healthy but her whole attitude over this birth gas really wound me up!
 
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Did she give birth in lock down? I had to see me daughter and granddaughter through a glass window while my 18 year old first time mum cried and sobbed, a women st the end at other window had a catheter in and was holding her baby up to the window for her husband to see. That's trauma not sitting behind a blue curtain... bloody open them then. The self importance is so real... this latest medical emergency does not make me feel sorry for her or him, I'm glad the baby is OK and healthy but her whole attitude over this birth gas really wound me up!
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She wouldn’t have wanted anyone seeing her in the wild hence why her “aniexty” was through the roof! I guarantee no one on that ward would have any idea who she is as she’s a nobody and I guarantee if she had the curtains open not one person would give her a second glance as they’re too busy with their own babies and themselves!
 
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