Anna666
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That's all very well ... but our BIGGGGGG lozzzz cant even reach to wipe that enormous blubber arse, how the heck will she be able to reach her ` yuccccckkkkkk I'm not saying it ... but you know what I mean ` to bring herself to `orgasm ` ... now odd bod has legged it ` AGAIN ` .... NANA Crack still MIA ( we all know, at the local crack den ... so we`ll be seeing her again around Christmas time ) ... the lump has no friends .... so that leaves her poor sister ...... will it be up to her to bring BIGGGGGGG lozzzzzz to waves of ecstasy ... sounds like a bleeping horror movie!! .... she gets breathless during the simple task of talking on her IG posts, there's no way she is fit enough to go through hours of labour without some emergency occurring .... what I know of ` doulas ` its more a holistic approach, meditating, massage, getting the mother into a calm place/zone, being by her side .... but not qualified like a medical midwife ... many call them ` hippies `... in an ideal world ... where the mother is healthy, and the labour runs smoothly, a doula can help ... but in an emergency situation ... she will be as much use as a chocolate teapot and calling 999 .... I went through hell with my first ( was younger and healthy ) ... everything that could go wrong did .... its not a nice story or ending, it was horrendous, everything can change in a blink, it happened that fast .... but so to not upset any expectant mothers, Il leave that there ... lozzzz at her age is considered an older mother, she is morbidly obese, and dosent come across as healthy ... she is taking a big risk ... no two pregnancies are the same .... IF an emergency occurs, she better pray the ambulance, her sister or ` doula ` gets her to hospital in time, for the sake of the baby's life and hersI have a little experience of Doulas, not personally but with someone I knew. We were living abroad at the time in an area where very little English was spoken. Mr SoS had a colleague arrive to work from the UK for a 2 year contract and his wife was about 4-5 months pregnant. She had no immediate living family (parents or sisters) knew no-one English speaking apart from me and this was in the days long before social media and Internet was in its infancy.
Hospitals and the midwives spoke a little English but she was terrified despite trying to learn the language asap! She manage to find a doula, a Dutch lady who spoke excellent English who lived locally and went with her to all her appointments, helped to translate where necessary and helped prepare her for the birth with relaxation techniques and going to antenatal classes with her, go shopping for baby things etc. She stayed with her in the delivery room until the last hour or so before the actual birth and then visited every day sometimes 3x or more to give her support to feed baby, advise on babycare and make sure she was OK in herself for about 4-6 weeks after the birth. I met her a couple of times and she stressed that although she had a nursing and childcare background and qualifications, her role was to take of the mother so she could look after the baby herself. She was NOT a nanny and would never take over the role of the qualified midwife and said that even the most capable and organised women can become very vulnerable when pregnant with no support like family and friends to help which was her main customer base. She had taken many courses in Doula-ing and I've since discovered it's very common to find them abroad and their popularity here is growing.
The Naked Doula (Emma Armstrong) seem to make a living selling flash cards, (she's found a gap in the market - fair play to her if you want to play Snap and Happy Families in labour) but she's based in Nottingham, BYG's OF must be paying well if she can get the lass to travel to Essex! Can't find out much about her or her experience except she's not listed as a recommended Doula on the official website either around Nottingham or Essex.
Doula UK - The non-profit association of doulas in the UK
She seems to be concentrating on a media career and saw this article in the Sun about her. BYG must have seen this and given her ideas for recording content for her OF!
I’m a doula & here are my top tips for a less painful labour - including how using a straw in a drink can help (thesun.co.uk)
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