Sarahs Day #52 Thriving off the fact that her two week old is hospitalised because it boosts her engagement

[Annie_lou]

Patients are waiting hours in ambulance bays because hospitals are bed blocked but at least Sezzy no longer has to hunch to breastfeed.

 

[Mistybear]

I'm curious as to which part of the world you're in? I'm in the UK so it's the NHS here. When I had my daughter pre-covid my husband was allowed to stay with us on the post-natal ward 24/7, but had to sleep in a hard chair that didn't recline. They don't offer beds for partners. He was uncomfortable, but only went home when I begged him to so he'd get some rest and be able to better support my daughter and I. On one of our last days (as we had a long stay) we relented and paid for a private side room. It had a camp bed in there for my husband, which be put up and made himself. I can't imagine the NHS ever giving a visitor a bed, nor do I think they should. Patients can wait up to 12 hours here in a&e waiting rooms for a bed, it would be pretty immoral to offer someone else's perfectly healthy visitor a bed just so they could get a bit of kip

Correct me if I'm wrong but when we talk about needing beds for patients it's not necessarily an actual bed but a bed space that is staffed by a nurse. For example Mal has a bedspace but he is in a perspex cot. I doubt Sarah's use of a bed deprives a patient of a bed as an excess of beds are stored in the bed pool usually. If it deprived a patient of the ability to receive care they wouldn't have provided the bed to her.

I must say I do think it is important to give priority to the healing of mothers postpartum and I hope the hospital provides beds for other women in the paeds department like they have for Sarah. The blue chairs can be uncomfortable if you have swelling post birth.

 

[B.Bop]

She could have purchased her own camp bed.

Sarah purchases barely anything herself (unless it’s designer )….we would only see something like that if was sponsored or gifted.

 

[Luilui]

This witch is so cold the poor baby spends 99% of his time in the crib. I have had a close family member in the NICU and all we wanted to do was hold and comfort bub.

not to defend sarah, but nursing student here. We are taught to promote minimal handling and stimulation of sick babies to allow them to rest and recover. She very well could be following nursing advice.

 

[pseudoscience]

What the duck? “Your” room, highlight of “your” day, you’re sad there’s no sun, you’re sad that the (cheerful, child-friendly) wall is green.

I get that it is exhausting to be sitting with someone you love, around the clock, waiting for them to get better, but Jesus Christ. I’ve had a handful of relatives in the same situation of being on oxygen and hospitalised for extended stays, and not all of them recovered. It was awful to be helplessly watching them, while the only thing you can give them is the comfort of you physically being there. They are sick, they are suffering, they don’t know when or if they will be able to leave. Malachai’s life has almost entirely consisted of a hospital room and an oxygen connection. Yeah, hospitals are dreary for those of us visiting. Suck it up.

Your newborn baby is receiving full-time medical care and support, which he desperately needs as he can’t even be without oxygen for longer than half an hour. He has been given antibiotics to make sure that if he had an undiagnosed bacterial infection he wasn’t severely impacted by it while they waited for results. His being so sick is heartbreaking and terrifying. How is his health not your focus?

You are able to sleep (likely better than you would at home since Fox is still not independantly sleeping). You have a foldout chair. You are able to work from the hospital, and you have a partner and other family members who are providing care for your first child while you are there to support your tiny baby. I can’t believe you are sitting there complaining about not being able to sun yourself like a goddamn lizard. (PSA: none of us in NSW can anyway, it’s been raining for months.)

I know emotions are what they are, and it’s valid to be frustrated and depressed in this situation. But the focus is so much on you, Sarah, and it’s insane to watch. I’ve worked in a children’s cancer hospital, and some people go through this for years. I’ve come across a very small handful of parents who have behaved as self-centred as these videos have been.

(Sorry for the rant, tattle crew, but today’s videos really got to me.)

 

[Steel Raspberries]

What happened to Tannika? Where she go?

I was just thinking this today. Sarah had bridesmaids but she is neverrrr with them hanging out or anything (except her sisters but they don’t count xoxo)

 

[lbwadoam]

I'm curious as to which part of the world you're in? I'm in the UK so it's the NHS here. When I had my daughter pre-covid my husband was allowed to stay with us on the post-natal ward 24/7, but had to sleep in a hard chair that didn't recline. They don't offer beds for partners. He was uncomfortable, but only went home when I begged him to so he'd get some rest and be able to better support my daughter and I. On one of our last days (as we had a long stay) we relented and paid for a private side room. It had a camp bed in there for my husband, which be put up and made himself. I can't imagine the NHS ever giving a visitor a bed, nor do I think they should. Patients can wait up to 12 hours here in a&e waiting rooms for a bed, it would be pretty immoral to offer someone else's perfectly healthy visitor a bed just so they could get a bit of kip

In Germany it is possible to get an extra bed. You have to pay for it and if the bed/space is needed for a patient you’re out, but otherwise no problem.

 

[yeahthegirlsstfu]

Not defending Sarah she’s trash but I would be complaining about not having a bed and potentially focusing on something completely stupid like the green wall but I would NEVER post it out to my stories with just family/friends let alone 1.2 million people
I have family, friends and a husband who would be hearing my silly thoughts and understand I’m probably not in a good place mentally and venting..

She desperately needs to put the phone down and there is a way to do it where it isn’t baiting if you just be honest and explain yourself.

 

[android_x]

@2xblended confirmed what I had suspected but wasn’t sure of re: why Sarah has so many businesses and why she allows some of their registrations to lapse. I’m not familiar with Australian tax laws but having a Trust, at least one corporation, private holdings, etc. are always surefire signs in the states that you’re shuffling your money in an unethical way. Glad to know I wasn’t off base with my assumptions that Sarah is doing the same.

I know we have very little to go by when it comes to Em, but I think it’s worthwhile to mention that she established TWO businesses in 2021. Midwife Em, like Sarah’s Day, is a business. This further backs up my belief that it muddies the waters to put any influencer on a pedestal. They’re all doing a job, some just happen to be better at being likable.

Far as I can tell, Tahlia is the only member of the Stevenson family to not have any formally established business. She could absolutely be using a non-human entity as the holder, or even have used a third party to establish it, but she seems to be content to be on someone else’s payroll rather than being a boss babe CEO

 

[emiilyjanne]

I just went to the white fox boutique website and there usually is a section for “collaborations” highlighting Sarah. It’s no longer there. Do we think they finally cut ties? No more activewear?

Nope it’s still there hamming it up

 

[TickledPink]

Ok just to clarify I thought Sarah sold 32.000 downloads of her first ebook?

 

[ohhelloitsme]

On the topic of Em announcing her pregnancy and insinuating fertility issues:
As they appear to be very religious (Sarah falling pregnant out of wedlock was accepted cause it was a calculated „accident“) they would have only started trying for a baby after the wedding which was a little over a year ago… correct me if I‘m wrong but that seems to be a very normal time frame for people trying to become pregnant?

 

[TickledPink]

Sorry just check two palms media and yes it was 30K which is still a lot and would have made her around 2 mil.

 

[2xblended]

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Sorry just check two palms media and yes it was 30K which is still a lot and would have made her around 2 mil.

Whoa! I totally got my numbers jumbled sorry, sorry, sorry. I was going off memory and remembered her screenshot that she posted on her instagram stories with the bushfire campaign in 2019. I remembered 300k downloads and multiplied by the price I remembered (which might also be off).
I have the actual screenshot but I have so many of them dating back to 2015 that I didn't check to confirm. I was posting quickly. BIG mistake.
I'll check now and reconfirm. Thank you SO much for the correction. I should have been more thorough. I don't normally mess up like that.

@2xblended confirmed what I had suspected

Thank you for tagging me or I wouldn't have seen my error above.

 

[pineapplechair5]

As a healthcare worker and a mother that was in and out of hospital with a young sick baby for approx 18months (on and off not constant!). A bed is lovely but 100% not expected esp in a public hospital! NICU or special care is different as they are just for babies, if mum is discharged you have to leave and visit. Sick babies re to be cuddled by their mothers, intervened less by medical professionals but cocooned and loved by mum. As it should be always

 

[Lloret]

Em just announced she’s pregnant! The announcement video was very sweet

Ok so this actually makes Sarah even more of a witch because her own sister was struggling to get pregnant. And the bleeping Sezbot went on with her infertility and baiting.

 

[WTH]

On the topic of Em announcing her pregnancy and insinuating fertility issues:
As they appear to be very religious (Sarah falling pregnant out of wedlock was accepted cause it was a calculated „accident“) they would have only started trying for a baby after the wedding which was a little over a year ago… correct me if I‘m wrong but that seems to be a very normal time frame for people trying to become pregnant?

Yes, and she seems to be about 3 months along.

 

[2xblended]

Thank you @TickledPink I found where I fudged my numbers. It is now 42k for that first ebook alone, as of 2021 I believe.
I got my original number from a different total (combined sales across other products). My mistake and I'm so sorry! I should have refreshed my memory before posting as she has so many products that it's easy to get confused. Terrible error on my part.
I'll report the OP to a mod to fix the figures.* Thank you!
*Reported with correct figures and mods here are super quick.

Edit to add: Please don't let that distract from the point, which is that we should not confuse the business with the person. New followers who wonder why we pay attention to the details need to know that Sarah's Day Ltd. is a business that is exploitative. Sarah Steven the person, is a separate matter.

 

[usemycode]

I find it funny that in her Instagram photos She flaunts her expensive organic wipes but then in an Instagram story It’s the Woolworths wipes haha.
Also, nothing against them. They’re used in our household and they’re great! But just like, stop trying to hard

Why is she in bed like a patient getting free food and taking selfies what the duck

OMG guys, Sez is such a superior human she can even control the weather! She made it sunny by opening the blinds! Is there nothing this witch can't do??? View attachment 1159751 q

God is good

 

[2xblended]

I was just thinking this today. Sarah had bridesmaids but she is neverrrr with them hanging out or anything (except her sisters but they don’t count xoxo)

Remind me because I barely followed the wedding. Were they Madi (who decorated her house for free as part of the collaboration with GlobeWest/ Studio Albus) and Tanika (who was her Personal Assistant but she told everyone they were besties)? Anyone else other than family?
Because those two are employees. Sophie is a friend, though.