Prissypaws
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Has the account gone?
Reann Jenkins
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byefeliciax
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I searched up @redpepper1011 mentions and can see threads saying her account no longer exists
Bet she got reported and blocked.
Don’t worry though, the GoFundMe is still live. Her and her Sharpie monobrow will be back with some great conspiracy about why she was “silenced” and a big beggy hand out again.
She seems to sometimes deactivate overnight. She'll be back. She was on a narc high yesterday after some meeting with the school board. References to her partner being accused of being aggressive in some report. Colour me unsuprised that an entitled ranting fishwife has some neanderthal moron in tow who resorts to intimidating authorities when his 3 brain cells can't communicate his case.
People-huv-tae-know
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The poor kids being subjected to rants all the times (cos I bet the don't shut up in front of them), home should be a positive safe haven especially for disabled kids. If they are aggressive and mouthy to health professionals then I doubt they reign it in at home.
VielleFemme
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In 2015 they were complaining about their newborn son receiving high-level intensive care in Bristol neonatal unit rather than in Wales, because Cardiff's neonatal unit was closed after an infection outbreak.
Welsh mum-of-7 left stranded in English hospital with ill newborn
Reann Jenkins has been separated from her partner and seven children after a neonatal unit in Cardiff was closed because of an infection outbreak
Reann Jenkins has been separated from her partner, Ryan James, and seven other children after the neonatal unit at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff was closed because of an infection outbreak.
Dad Ryan has spent £200 on tolls crossing the Severn Bridge to make sure his family regularly meet up and to visit his baby boy, Jaxon, reports Wales Online .
Reann had to give birth to little Jaxon, who has spina bifida, by C-section in England because of the infection outbreak.
And ever since he dad, a full-time carer, has been forced to make the 65-mile trip from the family's home in Wales as he says a lack of beds have prevented Reann and Jaxon being moved back across the border.
Ryan said: "The money situation isn’t my main concern – it’s keeping the routine for my other children.
“It has been like a military mission recently.
"We have been getting up at 5.30am, getting the kids dressed and taking them to school and then driving up to the hospital to see Jaxon.
“We then come back, pick the children up and take them all to see their little brother in Bristol for a few hours before heading back home really late in the night – sometimes at 1.30am.
“It has been so hard to keep the normality.”
But Ryan, who already has a nine-year-old daughter Ashley with the neurological condition, said he was confident his son would get the best care from staff at the Welsh hospital.
He said: “We had experienced amazing care from midwives and nurses in Cardiff for our other children, so we knew we were in good hands.
“So when we were told by a consultant that there was an infection outbreak in the neonatal unit in Cardiff and that it was currently closed, it did worry Reann quite a bit.
“She had to give birth in a strange city where we didn’t know anyone – it was a lot for her to deal with.”
Little Jaxon had to undergo emergency surgery on his back as soon as he was born, followed by a further operation to relieve pressure on his brain.
Ryan said: “We even had our three-year-old daughter’s birthday at the Bristol hospital.
"We managed to sneak in a present into the hospital from ‘the birthday fairy’ which she absolutely loved.”
Why? Why are you driving seven other children there and back daily? Why are you bringing seven children with all the bugs and viruses they've picked up at school into a neonatal unit? Why are you complaining about receiving the highest quality of care from the NHS in the best possible and available place? Why are you complaining about the bridge tolls if it's "not about the money"? Why are you keeping a load of primary school aged children up until 2am?
Cos behaving in that rational way wouldn't get them a cryarsing article in the paper. She runs to the local rag if the wind blows on her. She's the perfect example of how permanent benefits dependency fosters that sense of exceptionalism where they're always outraged at paying for things everyone else has to pay for like travel costs.In 2015 they were complaining about their newborn son receiving high-level intensive care in Bristol neonatal unit rather than in Wales, because Cardiff's neonatal unit was closed after an infection outbreak.
Welsh mum-of-7 left stranded in English hospital with ill newborn
Reann Jenkins has been separated from her partner and seven children after a neonatal unit in Cardiff was closed because of an infection outbreakwww.mirror.co.uk
Reann Jenkins has been separated from her partner, Ryan James, and seven other children after the neonatal unit at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff was closed because of an infection outbreak.
Dad Ryan has spent £200 on tolls crossing the Severn Bridge to make sure his family regularly meet up and to visit his baby boy, Jaxon, reports Wales Online .
Reann had to give birth to little Jaxon, who has spina bifida, by C-section in England because of the infection outbreak.
And ever since he dad, a full-time carer, has been forced to make the 65-mile trip from the family's home in Wales as he says a lack of beds have prevented Reann and Jaxon being moved back across the border.
Ryan said: "The money situation isn’t my main concern – it’s keeping the routine for my other children.
“It has been like a military mission recently.
"We have been getting up at 5.30am, getting the kids dressed and taking them to school and then driving up to the hospital to see Jaxon.
“We then come back, pick the children up and take them all to see their little brother in Bristol for a few hours before heading back home really late in the night – sometimes at 1.30am.
“It has been so hard to keep the normality.”
But Ryan, who already has a nine-year-old daughter Ashley with the neurological condition, said he was confident his son would get the best care from staff at the Welsh hospital.
He said: “We had experienced amazing care from midwives and nurses in Cardiff for our other children, so we knew we were in good hands.
“So when we were told by a consultant that there was an infection outbreak in the neonatal unit in Cardiff and that it was currently closed, it did worry Reann quite a bit.
“She had to give birth in a strange city where we didn’t know anyone – it was a lot for her to deal with.”
Little Jaxon had to undergo emergency surgery on his back as soon as he was born, followed by a further operation to relieve pressure on his brain.
Ryan said: “We even had our three-year-old daughter’s birthday at the Bristol hospital.
"We managed to sneak in a present into the hospital from ‘the birthday fairy’ which she absolutely loved.”
Why? Why are you driving seven other children there and back daily? Why are you bringing seven children with all the bugs and viruses they've picked up at school into a neonatal unit? Why are you complaining about receiving the highest quality of care from the NHS in the best possible and available place? Why are you complaining about the bridge tolls if it's "not about the money"? Why are you keeping a load of primary school aged children up until 2am?
The difference between this one and the mother of Martha Mills who used her terrible and actually negligent treatment to get funding secured for a rule to be introduced about the right to a 2nd opinion. That's how you do campaigning. Changing things for the greater good of all, nothing to do with lining her own pockets and not about putting the NHS in general on blast because of personal vendetta. Really remarkable and inspiring to be able to get something positive from such an awful story. Incredible woman. Reann could never.
VielleFemme
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Oh that was such a heartbreaking story 
byefeliciax
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I’ve never actually seen someone so bad at applying their own makeup who wasn’t 3 years old and playing around in their mum’s makeup bag while her back is turned.
That £178 out of £20k she’s raised? Wouldn’t even be sad if she went and spent it on some decent products and a tutorial with an MUA.
MistyWindows
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“Stronger together!
… unless you’re an immigrant. Or an NHS worker. Or a teacher. Or anyone who says no to me.”
… unless you’re an immigrant. Or an NHS worker. Or a teacher. Or anyone who says no to me.”
griftalo
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The seventeen inch long cleavage would give it away though
You cannot build yourself up by tearing others down says a woman with an entire account dedicated to selectively extracting negative outcome stories about the nhs to share. Which achieves what exactly? Ppl who've been let down have a right to vent but what does her collate-them-and-platform-them 'campaigning' actually do? Is she with PALS? Does she engage in any volunteering with patient advisory groups? Does she get involved in any charity initiatives that do things like bring singing groups and companion dogs into hospitals to brighten the day for the long term sick? No. Her campaigning consists of 'oi give me personally some money'. Get to duck.
She was on one with a really ramped up dumping of video of the kids yesterday, especially the the ones with disabilities. There was even some 'here we are on the beach after carrying J down all the steps out his wheelchair'. The tin rattle is getting more vigorous now her pie in the sky jaw dropping demand for 20k is looking like it's declined. Soon she'll be jumping out on coach loads of tourists on the Welsh border with a water pistol and a big laminated photo of J. Stand and deliver.
She was on one with a really ramped up dumping of video of the kids yesterday, especially the the ones with disabilities. There was even some 'here we are on the beach after carrying J down all the steps out his wheelchair'. The tin rattle is getting more vigorous now her pie in the sky jaw dropping demand for 20k is looking like it's declined. Soon she'll be jumping out on coach loads of tourists on the Welsh border with a water pistol and a big laminated photo of J. Stand and deliver.
Trauma Frotters
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Shirt buttons doing the Lord's work in that photo. Praise be.
Lazarus
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i'm still laughing at this. i'm hardly one to talk, but her breasts look like two baguettes.
MaineCoonMama
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At least we know she's not spending her benefit money on high quality brassieres.
People-huv-tae-know
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I'm itching to nickname her Ms marrow chebs.
griftalo
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Sensible Susan
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That was a difficult read! All one sentence, no punctuation.
Witchfinder Sargeant
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If you already have one child with spina bifida, why would you have more children? In addition to the extra work involved in looking after disabled children, spina bifida has genetic causes as well as folic acid deficiency.
Alcohol use disorder can cause vitamin B deficiency and there needs to be a period of sobriety lasting several months before conception in order to reduce the risks.
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