It was rare, but sometimes you did get a family who wanted a picture of the person who delivered the baby - I always found it mortifying tbh especially at the end of a long shift when you looked like crap and were mentally and physically spent. What you NEVER see is a midwife using that as a facebook profile photo. You could very easily get reprimanded for that. So it's suspect imo. However, I did work in a different trust.
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And wtf is this? Brilliant! She should probably watch her back now though as he might just accidentally-on-purpose shove her down the stairs in their cold, draughty pile of bricksSpring denim for all the family
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I get that it happens but that would mean on the day of birth or the immediate days following she would have been like oh can u send me that and can I put it on social media!
or oh can I have someone take a pic on my phone and can I upload it? So odd!!I used to write on a forum once years and years ago and a relative worked out it was me ( I never said anything about them) it was a general forum about everything stuff like homes/ fashion/ computers/ kids/ animals ......omg I wanted to die I hadn’t said anything controversial but I just felt like my privacy had been invaded it still makes me absolutely cringe when I think about it so I really don’t know how you would come back from #alicegate the shame of it just the reading the stuff she said
Yep, for sure she would have specifically have asked for that to be sent to her!! This is actually bringing back memories....... I trained in a much smaller town than London and someone photographed me after delivering their wife's baby and put it on facebook. Next thing I know other people I was training with said they saw a photo of me on facebook holding a baby!!! I was slightly worried but it was obvious that it wasn't me who uploaded it (and they didn't ask for permission either!!).I get that it happens but that would mean on the day of birth or the immediate days following she would have been like oh can u send me that and can I put it on social media!
Hmmmmmm not sure. And God knows the NMC works in mysterious ways (like they are reluctant to ever get behind anyone that needs actual assistance). I wouldn't be surprised if it was glossed over because of the huge lack of midwives tbh. I am positive she would have been reprimanded though.
someone else mentioned this previously so i went and had a snoop. lists as worcester and also there's a pic of the owner with their offspring 'ottilie delilah'. so, no, looks unrelated - probably a mod follower influenced... if you really like your 'unusual' baby names maybe you shouldn't share them all over social media for everyone to copy...
One of my favourite ever photos is just after the fairly traumatic birth of my son, I’m trying to feed him and the absolutely saintly midwife is holding a straw whilst I gulp water. She’s looking at both of us in a very kind lovely way and I’m full boobs out. I feel mortified I can’t remember her name and I never really thanked her for being so amazing.
This is lovely. I have a photo of me and a midwife, me half unconscious from the blood loss post c section holding one twin, her holding the other twin beaming away (her first time looking after twins in recovery!)
Just be grateful it wasn't Clem, your boobs would have been all over facebook.
If you put the twins name in an instagram search as attached you see they have never had to pay for anything for those twins from day one so I think they have had their money’s worth of freebies don’t you
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