Melanie Murphy #16 lowkey wish Mel and Chai were a couple but whatevs the Thomas guy sounds great

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emerald said:


I've been watching some old food diary videos (work is very slow at the moment) and lo and behold. The fake baby makes an appearance here at 4:45 in this classic. (My favourite part is when she films herself taking a nap but the specialest turkey in the world from Aldi is a close second)

Thomas is such a melt. He's just so slimey and smarmy. Ick.
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Jesus what a tit name. As in every second lad I went to school with was named that...and I’m in my 30s. Very Biblical 👀
 
Guess who I found in the comments of RawBeautyKristi's new video...

People seeing right through her :LOL:

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qwersadsg said:
I agree that they are different for everyone, however Mel has an holier than thou attitude towards being a mother. Therefore it seems that she thinks C-section is an easy way out, which it defintiely isn't. No one has ever had a more painful birth than her and no one is ever going to be a mother of two before her. She often acts like she has invented pregnancy and that only she knows how it is. She also acts like she can just go in to the hospital and say I want a C-section and they'll just grant it her. She obviously haven't got a clue.
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This may have been said already but to be fair, after a fourth degree tear they will usually actively encourage a section so they would almost certainly grant one at maternal request in her case. After a severe tear and similar complications, or after a previous c section, you can generally choose which route to take next time around, pretty much no questions asked.

(Also, tbh, you can choose a section even in ordinary circumstances, they just usually make you jump through a couple of hoops first. But after a fourth degree tear they certainly wouldn’t stand in your way if you wanted a c section and many doctors would actively advise against another vaginal.)
 
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éman said:
This may have been said already but to be fair, after a fourth degree tear they will usually actively encourage a section so they would almost certainly grant one at maternal request in her case. After a severe tear and similar complications, or after a previous c section, you can generally choose which route to take next time around, pretty much no questions asked.
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Yes that is true it was me said it a few comments back. I was told I’d be offered a c section with any future deliveries then when I went for an ultrasound last week to check how the internal healing had went they told me they’d be encouraging a c section due to the damage that was done to the internal muscles
 
Andddddddd Melanie muppet is back at it again with her pregnancy caca nonsense and lies!

Melanie planned all of this. Melanie moves her life stories and events in such a way you’d think she was a real housewife or spin doctor in a past life.

The second pregnancy has all gone to plan for her next narrative and of course to rub it in TTC folks and couples face’s! Brava Melanie! We see right through you though and we can see you taking from tattle to use in your painfully dead Instagram account stories.

And to those of you wanting to know her kid’s name, it’s a combination name with her dad’s name included and someone posted it deep in another thread, so if you have time you can go look for it . It’s a boring ass name lol, just a kid’s boring name.
 
Is she actually for real with this? The bleeping luxury of this statement.


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Try working full time everyday in your first trimester. She's tone deaf. A walk? She managing walks now?WoW aren't you something to be applauded. Most women still have to work full time, mind a house and cook in the thick of their first trimester. A perpetual little victim.
 
éman said:
This may have been said already but to be fair, after a fourth degree tear they will usually actively encourage a section so they would almost certainly grant one at maternal request in her case. After a severe tear and similar complications, or after a previous c section, you can generally choose which route to take next time around, pretty much no questions asked.

(Also, tbh, you can choose a section even in ordinary circumstances, they just usually make you jump through a couple of hoops first. But after a fourth degree tear they certainly wouldn’t stand in your way if you wanted a c section and many doctors would actively advise against another vaginal.)
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From what I recall her consultant was looking at induction ,they were concerned the baby was on the large side ,but she was having none of it .I’m not surprised she ended up tearing.
 
monga said:
From what I recall her consultant was looking at induction ,they were concerned the baby was on the large side ,but she was having none of it .I’m not surprised she ended up tearing.
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She was probably offered a c section with her first as well but I think I remember she stated she didn’t want a c section. I was offered c section or induction due to my baby measuring big and I chose induction but my waters broke a few days before I was due to have a sweep. I can see her trying for a natural birth again, but she will be at higher risk of tearing because she did before as far as I’m aware not necessarily to the same degree as the 1st time but I know quite a lot of women who had 4th degree tear had a 2nd or 3rd degree with the next birth
 
HoneyBee29 said:
She was probably offered a c section with her first as well but I think I remember she stated she didn’t want a c section. I was offered c section or induction due to my baby measuring big and I chose induction but my waters broke a few days before I was due to have a sweep. I can see her trying for a natural birth again, but she will be at higher risk of tearing because she did before as far as I’m aware not necessarily to the same degree as the 1st time but I know quite a lot of women who had 4th degree tear had a 2nd or 3rd degree with the next birth
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I think she was? that’s why they wanted to move her to theatre but she wanted to carry on pushing.
 
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