The Nurse Mum #14 Virgin on the Ridiculous

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LennyBriscoe said:
That’s what I took from it, they did something wrong and she’s since found out what it was and that he needn’t have died.

But I can’t help but think if she thought someone, anyone, was responsible for Jaxon’s death she’d be posting about them all the time, naming and shaming them and making sure everyone knew it was their fault. I think she’s let her guard down and posted this.
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Isn’t she talking about the visit before she went on her bday trip?
 
Cherrypie32 said:
Several cabin crew came on here to say what a crap job it is and how she’d not see anything but a hotel room etc but it looks quite good actually, especially for a young, single woman like Kaytee. Very sociable. Is she making it look more than it is? I mean, she wasn’t just having dinner in Vegas and coming home again was she.
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She’s flying for hours (days) and gets minimal hours of site seeing.

Flying for hours and hours, landing, getting to hotel, going out and site seeing on the first day is TIRING. It’s fine if you get a week to truly experience it…. Cabin crew have to get back on the plane and do it all over again.

Very gruelling if you ask me.

LennyBriscoe said:
I think so, the one where she discharged him against medical advice?
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So it can’t have been hospital negligence. Something happened at home or whatever after that discharge.

Can anyone clarify if he really was discharged against medical advice?
 
nomyroofisNOTsarked said:
She’s flying for hours (days) and gets minimal hours of site seeing.

Flying for hours and hours, landing, getting to hotel, going out and site seeing on the first day is TIRING. It’s fine if you get a week to truly experience it…. Cabin crew have to get back on the plane and do it all over again.

Very gruelling if you ask me.




So it can’t have been hospital negligence. Something happened at home or whatever after that discharge.

Can anyone clarify if he really was discharged against medical advice?
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If you go back through the old threads I'm sure there's evidence for it. I've followed kaytee for about a year before Jaxons passing and there were so many times/things where she could have prevented him being as ill as he was. She would cut out or change feeds/medication to fit around her, it was very difficult to watch sometimes 😞 I've seen it said on here before that when Jaxon was in his dad's care that he wasn't vomiting as much or at all as his meds/feed schedule was more stable x
 
Cherrypie32 said:
Several cabin crew came on here to say what a crap job it is and how she’d not see anything but a hotel room etc but it looks quite good actually, especially for a young, single woman like Kaytee. Very sociable. Is she making it look more than it is? I mean, she wasn’t just having dinner in Vegas and coming home again was she.
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I think it looks fab for a young single girl!
Curiouslycuriousstill said:
Cabin crew is exciting at first but becomes tiresome and boring very quickly. The effects of flying on your body is a lot. I loved my job when I was 18, I couldn’t do it now in my 30s, although I’ve got kids now and far less patience with people in general.
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And that say they they take people on on their sixties?? Just box ticking that. I'm 62 and I would love to do it but love sleeping more .
 
Cady1954 said:
I think it looks fab for a young single girl!

And that say they they take people on on their sixties?? Just box ticking that. I'm 62 and I would love to do it but love sleeping more .
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If you want to do it go for it, age is just a number.

Tor me a lot has changed in the last 20 yrs (I started flying at 18 and I’m almost 40) it’s not as glam as it looks however I do talk to old flying friends and do say maybe I’ll do another season when my kids are all grown up. Maybe I’ll just be even more intolerant of ignorant people though by then 🤷🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️
 
Emba said:
I’m probably going to get blocked. She asked if she should share her rota again… I replied and said NO.
She actually replied and asked why not ?! .. I haven’t replied. But it will be along the lines of just why would you?!
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I'm going to ask a question, but only answer if you're agreeing with what I want to do anyway.

Just do it without asking in that case 😂
 
Emba said:
I’m probably going to get blocked. She asked if she should share her rota again… I replied and said NO.
She actually replied and asked why not ?! .. I haven’t replied. But it will be along the lines of just why would you?!
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I’m going to be a rules bore but taking it off Tattle is a no go, we’re not meant to contact the subject of the thread at all.

Plus it sounds like she’s just after an argument
 
yellowboat said:
If the hospital did fail him, she’d have received a pay out.. and she’s clearly not received a payout otherwise we’d know about it
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If she was trying to claim any medical negligence, it can take years for a case to settle ( we're taking anything from 2- 5 years +) there are no quick payouts in medico-legal cases and even longer for children- at the most she'd only get about £15k for death of a child
if he'd survived and been left with long lasting damage because of medical negligence, then she may have been entitled to more for ongoing care/ expenses , but that would have been dependent on medical experts agreeing that there even was a case - which is highly unlikely due to his underlying conditions
( husband is a medico/legal bod hence how I know these details )
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Bolam v Friern Hospital Management Committee - Wikipedia

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Breach of duty in English law - Wikipedia

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Cariad said:
If she was trying to claim any medical negligence, it can take years for a case to settle ( we're taking anything from 2- 5 years +) there are no quick payouts in medico-legal cases and even longer for children- at the most she'd only get about £15k for death of a child
if he'd survived and been left with long lasting damage because of medical negligence, then she may have been entitled to more for ongoing care/ expenses , but that would have been dependent on medical experts agreeing that there even was a case - which is highly unlikely due to his underlying conditions
( husband is a medico/legal bod hence how I know these details )
en.wikipedia.org

Bolam v Friern Hospital Management Committee - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org

Breach of duty in English law - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org
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Someone I know has just settled a claim after their baby died. Took 7 years and they got nearly half a million
 
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