The Ingham Family #307 Lazy’s penis fly trap

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Gossngiggles said:
The midwife in the meeting, could it be a specialist midwife if they are being monitored by other services? It’s not the norm in my trust to have a midwife at consultant meetings, a student or a nurse maybe depending what it’s for but not a midwife. I think asking for a second opinion is fine and I actually encourage women to do it if they feel unsure(would hate anyone on here to think they shouldn’t ask when reading some comments).
I think Sarah would be a lot clearer on things if she didn’t have Chris there whispering in her ear and making her doubt what she is being told.
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I’ve said it before, he can’t bear to think that there’s someone else in the room with more expertise in anything than him that might influence his wife. In his head she’s his property and he’s the only one that knows what’s best for her. I’d say the medical team has picked up on that and suggested she can have her tubes tied without even addressing him. I bet that pissed him right off
 
Gossngiggles said:
The midwife in the meeting, could it be a specialist midwife if they are being monitored by other services? It’s not the norm in my trust to have a midwife at consultant meetings, a student or a nurse maybe depending what it’s for but not a midwife. I think asking for a second opinion is fine and I actually encourage women to do it if they feel unsure(would hate anyone on here to think they shouldn’t ask when reading some comments).
I think Sarah would be a lot clearer on things if she didn’t have Chris there whispering in her ear and making her doubt what she is being told.
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I agree with the point about Creepy trying to control everything making it more complicated..

After the last appointment where they saw a consultant who they were sure wasn’t a consultant but turned out to in fact be a consultant… lazy got straight on the phone and had a moan at the midwife and request a second opinion .

I think in typical narc fashion they didn’t like the answers they got so twisted it to make it sound like the person they had seen hadn’t made things clear or even knew what they were doing and with it being so close to the birth maybe the midwives thought they would go along to see what was REALLY being said!
 
Been MIA with personal stuff. Not fully caught up but saw tonight’s lie fest. I wonder if the C section is also due to her neglect of care. if baby has issues it’s maybe due to her missing appointments and not following instructions. They are planning this late as she missed most of her late pregnancy appointments where I’m sure they would have wanted to talk delivery plans.

if Baby Girl is under CLA. I wonder if she will be removed once she is here or if a supervison plan is in place. Hence maybe why Sarah and creepy are exerting so much control and once baby is here. They can loose that.
 
She’s going to come home from hospital, go upstairs to her bedroom and not come down until god knows when. I suppose Izzy will have to cook meals for the other children because the twit in the hat won’t. Esme and Isla will be tasked with keeping them occupied in the playroom all day. The useless lump she’s married to won’t help.

I bet it’s not sunk in that she’s not going to be able to pop off to B&M and Home Bargains every 5 minutes. The woman is going to have withdrawals from the highs she gets when she spends money on tat all the time.

I do hope they put her right in the middle of a 6-8 bedded bay in hospital so she has to put up with noise, and the general comings and going’s of a hospital ward, and so they can’t vlog any of it.
 
HuncaMunca said:
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I do hope they put her right in the middle of a 6-8 bedded bay in hospital so she has to put up with noise, and the general comings and going’s of a hospital ward, and so they can’t vlog any of it.
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Most wards have a no filming policy anyway. Unless in a private room, breaches privacy and confidentiality of other patients and of staff. I highly doubt that Creepy and Fanny will have a private room unless they pay for it.
 
I disagree with the opinion of her going to bed for the next 6 months- creepy won’t allow it. He simply can’t stay in that house for that long! He will have her on holiday somewhere in 6 weeks tops. Maybe not quite in the van but 100% in a lodge/caravan somewhere. But it’s ok as the doctor won’t mind and will suggest it’s ideal to aid her recovery.
 
I steal names said:
She seems to be having a lot of growth scans, is that normal nowadays?
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It is if you have pregnancy complications. I had gestational diabetes and had to have growth scans. She claims she has growth scans because her babies had low birth weight for gestational age, which she did not. But who knows, maybe this baby waby IS a little tiny dinky dot.

Also can Sarah duck off with the consultant saying she's never seen anything like her fanny cyst before and it's really rare. 🙄 This woman will say anything to make her feel special and unique and not the boring, monotonous cow she is.
 
I was a theatre nurse - have a different nursing role now (not in UK) we had 2 dedicated obstetric theatres running 24hours. One solely dedicated to emergency sections and the other did elective caesarean 8am-5pm, then as backup for emergency procedures overnight. Basically your private obstetrician booked you in at 39weeks so the hospital knew how many were planned for that day then the obstetrician would ring the day of and confirm theatre time (in case we had a high load of emergency or high risk births during that night/ day) then your private obstetrician would call you and say what time to make your way into the hospital for preop and epidural. All elective C-sections were under the care of a private obstetrician the Govt would pay if you required one but you wouldn’t know who was doing it until the day of or you could pay for a specific obstetrician through a private obstetric clinic who had operating privileges at the hospital. Obviously emergency c-sections took priority if we needed both theatres so sometimes you would have to wait for theatre time. Also you had a private room post caesarean for up to 5days if needed. If you gave birth vaginally with no complications you were expected to go home within 6 hours with visit from midwife next day. There were some 4 bed rooms if you needed longer than 6 hours.
 
mousepanda8 said:
If they are planning a elective C- section they must already have a date in mind. Baby is 39 weeks by Friday so baby must be arriving early next week sometime if not already this week since they are probably a week ahead or so
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She might get a section date for next Friday but she’ll have to wait for her slot, if too many emergencies come in she’ll have to wait until the Monday as there are generally no electives done at the weekend.

Knowing Sarah it possible that going for a section is just so they have something different to film since they have already filmed Jace and Mila’s birth. She wants to up the dramatics of having the thumbnail of her lying in an operating theatre.

Wonder if gruesome granny will be roped in to help Creepy with all the cooking, since the 2 oldest girls can only heat up soup. 3 years of home schooling and they still can’t/won’t cook a proper meal.
 
He just reposted an insta reel from Esme saying she's a real G ....😒👍🏻

You are supporting the way she "presents" herself to the world in such a flirty way. Well done ..... how can a father do that?! I'd tell her off, who knows how many pedos are "loving" that kind of content.

They really don't even share 1 brain cell between them ehhh
 
Luna-tik said:
I was a theatre nurse - have a different nursing role now (not in UK) we had 2 dedicated obstetric theatres running 24hours. One solely dedicated to emergency sections and the other did elective caesarean 8am-5pm, then as backup for emergency procedures overnight. Basically your private obstetrician booked you in at 39weeks so the hospital knew how many were planned for that day then the obstetrician would ring the day of and confirm theatre time (in case we had a high load of emergency or high risk births during that night/ day) then your private obstetrician would call you and say what time to make your way into the hospital for preop and epidural. All elective C-sections were under the care of a private obstetrician the Govt would pay if you required one but you wouldn’t know who was doing it until the day of or you could pay for a specific obstetrician through a private obstetric clinic who had operating privileges at the hospital. Obviously emergency c-sections took priority if we needed both theatres so sometimes you would have to wait for theatre time. Also you had a private room post caesarean for up to 5days if needed. If you gave birth vaginally with no complications you were expected to go home within 6 hours with visit from midwife next day. There were some 4 bed rooms if you needed longer than 6 hours.
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In the UK you’ll be in a ward even after a section, if you’re lucky you might get a private room. But they generally keep them for mothers whose babies are in the special baby unit, well that’s the case for my local hospital.

She’ll struggle overnight on her own after a section but then creepy will be outside sleeping in the sprinter and the new baby can come home balancing on the mini fridge like Mila did!!
 
OliviaPope said:
In the UK you’ll be in a ward even after a section, if you’re lucky you might get a private room. But they generally keep them for mothers whose babies are in the special baby unit, well that’s the case for my local hospital.

She’ll struggle overnight on her own after a section but then creepy will be outside sleeping in the sprinter and the new baby can come home balancing on the mini fridge like Mila did!!
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Even when if you pay for a private room it isn’t guaranteed at least at my sisters hospital because emergencies take precedence and also women that need to be readmitted because of cross contamination concerns such as patient that has left and has had to return for some complication eg infection.
 
His nails give me the heave 🤢🤮🤮🤢
 

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