Mrs Hinch #698 This is not just Any grief, this is extreme Hinch grief

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If her eXtReMe GriEf is as bad as she claims it still is, she should just close her account and get the proper help she needs....surely ?!😌🤨
It isnt though and she's just basically milking her poor dad's death to gain as much arselicking and sympathy as she can get and to justify her absence laziness to the sheep ..they gonna believe everything she tells them arent they 🤷🏼‍♀️
For hinch its always been about the money and gaining it by doing as little as possible and using her deluded minions to plug her shite for her
We all.know she loves to have something to shield her ...Her faux anxiety, being "trolled", Ronnie's KD, her and Ronnie's autism diagnosis etc..her dad's death is just the latest one
 
Wikiwangocard said:
I don't believe her for a second.
She wants to give the impression that losing her Dad has broken her physically, mentally and emotionally.
It hasn't.
I'm sure she's been sad about it but that's it. The overreacting and melodrama is all said for attention from the sheep so that they will soothe her ego and buy her crappy cleaning products.
There's low, and then there's Mrs Hinch.
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Didn't feel right because the person probably said that it's OK to feel a bit sad but how it would be healthier to get on rather than wallowing in her own self pity.
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Ive had therapy...once or twice, not all therapists suit you. We all have different personalities. A good therapist will encourage you to say if theyre not for you and you work at it until someone clicks....Sometimes its not the right timing.

I dont however believe she would even put the effort in thats needed because she would have nothimg to post about... no one has had a traumatic a journey as hinch....narc
 
mammaof3 said:
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She's lucky she can afford to go private, a work friend of mine waited 3 years on the NHS for grief counselling after losing her Son, there's only so much professionals can do for you, antidepressants and counselling, what more does she want, does she expect them to follow her around every day, holding her hand and passing the tissues ffs, that woman is a great big idiot, extreme grief but getting tattoos, nails etc 🤨
 
I know everyone deals with grief in different ways and I don't want to come across as a witch here with such a sensitive subject but.......She needs to get a grip!! She's milking this poor sods death for everything!! I lost my Dad to suicide in February, an only child, no help with organising his funeral or dealing with any of it and I took 3 days off work and just got on with it. I have 2 kids, 19 and 13 and a husband. I didn't have the option to sit an wallow! I still had to work, still had to be a good wife and mother. She truly is a head!! She needs a slap and bringing back into the real world not a psychiatric evaluation!
 
One of the huns has lost their shopping list.

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mammaof3 said:
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Given antidepressants and left again! Jesus christ what does she want the Dr calling her 24 hours a day making sure she's alright 🙄 yes your Given tablets and just left as they are dealing with 1000s of people it's up to YOU to go back and say they aren't working or you still feel the same and try something else she's such a princess it's unreal I can not deal with it wish she would just duck off at this point the whole thing is embarrassing
 
I don’t know if this has been said but Mrs Hinch has extreme Grief privilege.
Imagine struggling with grief but only being given 5-10 working days from an employer & having to go back to work to afford your home.
She has her husband constantly with her at home as he does not work, no fear of money as brands still release things, her mum also doesn’t work so they spend lots of time together now. Her Dad didn’t work so she was able to spend the last few years with him making memories instead of being at a normal 9-5 40 hours a week job only seeing him at weekends.
like I’m sorry for your loss, I really am & I know she’ll read this & I just hope she actually appreciates how lucky she is in this extraordinary sad time.
I know that’s an oxymoron but just imagine this situation without the grief privilege.
 
SimplelifeofDi said:
Imagine how she's going to be when Henners snuffs it, she'll admit herself to the mental ward!
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Her first post back would be a pic of the ward issued grippy socks and some long winded drivel.

If this is extreme grief, the dog dying will lead to astronomical grief but to help her through she will look to stars and know he is up there twinkling just for her.
 
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