Sarah's Day #57 Baby's health scare gives me grey hair, Lord please "here" my performative prayer

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pauline29 said:
Anyone else feels sad watching little Fox left by himself to watch a movie first thing in the morning? Like maybe she could sit with him? Or maybe just maybe actually interact with him?
Then she has the audacity of commenting "what a life" as if he is sooo lucky. So sad!
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With all that she "preaches" about health, I am surprised she does so much screen time. First thing in the morning seems odd to me for someone who is so "holistic" I would have thought she would be anti screen time and more sensory play

Not that I think there's anything wrong with screen time, I just would have expected more "natural" ways of entertainment especially in the mornings.
I understand she's feeding and can't play with F at the same time but she put on a movie, which means he will sit there for over an hour....
 
Her couch looks filthy.
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Scarlette92 said:
With all that she "preaches" about health, I am surprised she does so much screen time. First thing in the morning seems odd to me for someone who is so "holistic" I would have thought she would be anti screen time and more sensory play

Not that I think there's anything wrong with screen time, I just would have expected more "natural" ways of entertainment especially in the mornings.
I understand she's feeding and can't play with F at the same time but she put on a movie, which means he will sit there for over an hour....
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It’s because she’s lazy and doesn’t actually want to put in the work unless it suits her aesthetic. Also don’t be surprised by movie first thing in the morning. They have a tv in the master bedroom and she’s shown them many times - having just woken up - watching a movie in bed.
 
pippyforyou said:
Also didn’t she say she just gave him two breaths? (Incorrectly might I add). So is that really CPR? Or is it possible she just stimulated him? (I’m not a doctor or anything so wouldn’t know)
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Evil doctor here! Most paediatric cardiac arrests are preceded by respiratory arrest so most times what the child needs is ventilation rather than cardiac compressions. Ventilation in an infant can definitely be achieved by stimulation in many cases so yep entirely possible, even likely that it is just stimulation rather than resuscitation. Either or, a cyanotic child is terrifying and if she truly had this experience where she did/thought she needed to resuscitate him then that is horrific. Whilst there is no “right” way to react to a stressful situation, I do have my doubts on the accuracy of the story given her pathological lying history and lack of need for monitoring in hospital, ie. if he truly was resuscitated then taking him off SpO2 monitoring is *insanity*. He also was transferred via normal ambulance, not NETS so it would have been her being happy to stay as an inpatient to facilitate extra tests at SCH rather than urgent clinical need. It’s disgusting the way she has clickbaited and monetised hospital footage. I know for certain that both LHDs she was in have a no recording policy.
 
Nooo the state of that tap has sent me. For a domestic princess she is livin in some filth. I have a 2 year old, husband works in asphalt & experiment with cooking on the daily but my appliances or tap wear have never been that built up with dirt 🤮 if she cared about her home and the millions she’s spent on her
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reno surely she can make the 2 minute effort to wipe the taps and cupboards down when clearing the benches. Yuck sissy x
 
BooBoobedoo said:
Regarding her filming and putting it on the internet, surely the hospital could take legal action(or some form of action) against it
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I’d be livid if I was just trying to do my job and I was being unknowingly recorded by a mother who is pretending to care about her child. It still BAFFLES me that she documented the whole bleeping process?? Like who, WHO does that to their baby.
her income has become more important than her own real life. These babies will have to grow up with a narcissistic mother and a father who will more than likely suffer from mental health issues from their mother. (Not saying Kurt is perfect in anyway, he’s actually a bit of a wanker for allowing this tit. But I have no doubt that she is emotionally abusive to him as well)
 
underwhelminggrom said:
I’d be livid if I was just trying to do my job and I was being unknowingly recorded by a mother who is pretending to care about her child. It still BAFFLES me that she documented the whole bleeping process?? Like who, WHO does that to their baby.
her income has become more important than her own real life. These babies will have to grow up with a narcissistic mother and a father who will more than likely suffer from mental health issues from their mother. (Not saying Kurt is perfect in anyway, he’s actually a bit of a wanker for allowing this tit. But I have no doubt that she is emotionally abusive to him as well)
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I cannot imagine pulling out a camera and recording as the ambo's took me and my baby from the ambulance to the ER on a stretcher.

I'd rather scratch my own eyes out, it's so embarrassing.

But then again, ambo's would be used to all kinds of psychos so they're probably not even surprised by it.
 
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hello874930 said:
Evil doctor here! Most paediatric cardiac arrests are preceded by respiratory arrest so most times what the child needs is ventilation rather than cardiac compressions. Ventilation in an infant can definitely be achieved by stimulation in many cases so yep entirely possible, even likely that it is just stimulation rather than resuscitation. Either or, a cyanotic child is terrifying and if she truly had this experience where she did/thought she needed to resuscitate him then that is horrific. Whilst there is no “right” way to react to a stressful situation, I do have my doubts on the accuracy of the story given her pathological lying history and lack of need for monitoring in hospital, ie. if he truly was resuscitated then taking him off SpO2 monitoring is *insanity*. He also was transferred via normal ambulance, not NETS so it would have been her being happy to stay as an inpatient to facilitate extra tests at SCH rather than urgent clinical need. It’s disgusting the way she has clickbaited and monetised hospital footage. I know for certain that both LHDs she was in have a no recording policy.
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I notice you post on here from time to time to clarify medical information- I’d like to thank you for your educated and thoughtful insights.
 
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