NicNackLou #7 Nicky nooman unbelievable hooman

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ellyjelly2 said:
She needs to forget Thailand until she’s 100% recovered. I really hope she realises now how things can change quickly.
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I think she needs to just forget about Thailand completely. Her health over the past 6 months or so seems really unstable and she seems to be getting worse each time. She hasnt seemed “well” in about a year. Fair enough do short holidays in nearby countries where there’s an equivalent standard of health care as the UK but i think her days of going long haul and to countries with either sub standard or expensive healthcare facilities is over.
 
It’s a unit offering care to those age 16-30. If she was diagnosed at 30 they’d treat her there. I presume it’s continuity of care. I find NNL completely baffling but I don’t find that strange at all as it’s probably a hospital policy, it’s not a children’s ward.

soayemaluvly said:
What is the reason that she’s previously been treated by the teenage cancer unit as an adult?
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bopbop22 said:
It’s a unit offering care to those age 16-30. If she was diagnosed at 30 they’d treat her there. I presume it’s continuity of care. I find NNL completely baffling but I don’t find that strange at all as it’s probably a hospital policy, it’s not a children’s ward.
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So when shes 40/45/50 years old they will still treat her there?! Nah. It’s nothing to do with continuity of care.
 
bopbop22 said:
It’s a unit offering care to those age 16-30. If she was diagnosed at 30 they’d treat her there. I presume it’s continuity of care. I find NNL completely baffling but I don’t find that strange at all as it’s probably a hospital policy, it’s not a children’s ward.
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If that were the case and it was about continuity of care, surely there would be other patients aged 30+ who were diagnosed younger, yet were still being cared for on the teen/young adult ward, yet Nicky seems to be the only one. and anyway, the unit specifies that it treats teens/young adults aged 16 to 24 - why was Nicky treated there in the first place if she was diagnosed at the age of 30? 🤷🏻‍♂️

whatever the reason she is being treated there, she is clearly being given special privileged treatment, as no matter their age, i very much doubt the nurses would cater to a patients demands that they visit the award for cuddles, especially when they are on a different ward with an unknown infection and such low immunity - plus all the dancing for reels etc, i can't imagine she would agree to being transferred to an adult ward without throwing her toys out of the pram, because she is fully aware that nurses on an adult ward wouldn't pander to her childish behaviour and demands for attention, and also the patients on than adult ward wouldn't tolerate such behaviour. it may be that she is pushing the familiarity/consistency of care angle to stay on the ward with the nurses she has wrapped around her little fingers, but it doesn't explain why her treatment started. on a teen ward. 🙄🙄

it makes me smile every time she announces that she is "alive and kicking" - just a very apt choice of words when she is constantly kicking off! 🤣
 
bopbop22 said:
It’s a unit offering care to those age 16-30. If she was diagnosed at 30 they’d treat her there. I presume it’s continuity of care. I find NNL completely baffling but I don’t find that strange at all as it’s probably a hospital policy, it’s not a children’s ward.
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If it is then it shouldn’t be. As a mum to a young teen I would be appalled if he was treated in the same ward as a 35 year old who dicks around, with no concept of personal space or safeguarding.
 
threeisthemagicnumber said:
Is there anything wrong with her gallbladder that she alluded to / filmed herself going for a scan ?
The glistening tear left on her cheek for her stories 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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All she said is that it’s poorly.

I can’t imagine Thailand will be on the table again. Surely the speed with which that infection kicked in shows that there is no way she should be going so far away. It was insane that she was considering it anyway, and that her oncologist said she was fit to fly.
 
wintercynic said:
All she said is that it’s poorly.

I can’t imagine Thailand will be on the table again. Surely the speed with which that infection kicked in shows that there is no way she should be going so far away. It was insane that she was considering it anyway, and that her oncologist said she was fit to fly.
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She must put so much pressure on her "team". I imagine she's petulant and demanding
 
AliceInWanderLost said:
If that were the case and it was about continuity of care, surely there would be other patients aged 30+ who were diagnosed younger, yet were still being cared for on the teen/young adult ward, yet Nicky seems to be the only one. and anyway, the unit specifies that it treats teens/young adults aged 16 to 24 - why was Nicky treated there in the first place if she was diagnosed at the age of 30? 🤷🏻‍♂️
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I've said before nicky isn't the only one who is an adult and treated on that ward. Mickiriddell is another woman on instagram who also attends the same ward and us also an adult. I'm sure I've seen pictures of a few adults having treatment on the same unit as they've appeared in her reels. I also personally know another person who is stage 4 and 29 who has treatment on a young person's ward, she had no choice it's just where she was allocated. Maybe they have the older people in for treatments on different days to the younger one's? I don't agree with anything nicky does when she's having treatment and prancing around like a twit and getting the nurses and other people involved, or putting others at risk but going onto a childrens ward with an infection, it's a piss take. BUT where she is allocated to have treatment is not down to her, its the hospital.

If she is having good treatment/ Care on the childrens ward and she looks like she is very lucky and has excellent care, of course she's going to stay there! I've been on adult general wards as a stage 4 patient, they are GRIM!! And I bet its been a right wake up call for her 🙄🤣
BUT everyone is entitled to good care which unfortunately in the NHS its few and far between, so for that reason I can understand the reasons why she wants to stay there 🤷‍♀️
 
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