Trainwreck The Empathic Nutritionist / Empathic Mamahood / Robyn Grogitsky-Ramirez / Luna Elva Ramirez / Glenn Ramirez / Atlas Glenn Standford Ramirez - Eyefucking Sociopath Selfie Addict Mother and Closeted Gymrat Pothead Father who use Instagram to Parade their Homemade Homunculus Tard Baby Created by their Refusal to Follow any Medical Oversights

Will Robyn actually go back to see the neurosurgeon in California?

  • Yes

    Votes: 26 12.2%
  • No

    Votes: 107 50.2%
  • Luna will die before the planned trip date

    Votes: 80 37.6%

  • Total voters
    213
  • Poll closed .
I wish she'd stop saying ''sissy'' every five fucking minutes.

Talk directly to your son about what he's doing, Atlas needs direct interaction and will benefit from it unlike Luna. What an absolute shitty Mother.
My autistic brain hopes one day Atlas magically strings an entire sentence together out of nowhere.
CrazyBitch “What’s sissy doing Atlas?!”
Atlas “Sweet Fuck All. I’ve tried poking her but she just twitches”
 
Also like…I have a lot of friends in nursing, and the stories they tell me about their fellow nurses lead me to believe that a not-insignificant number of fairly stupid people somehow manage to become nurses, even though nursing school IS tough (exhibit A: anti-vax nurses). To me, that really speaks to how dumb Robyn is. She couldn’t even do what other dumb people manage to do.

do we know if she was ever even admitted into an RN or even an LPN program? Or do we think she flunked out at the gen-Ed stage?
I can attest to the fact that a LOT of the nursing curriculum involves rote memorization. Its easy to fail if you just dont have the time or focus to read 30+ dense pages of medical text and identify the right information to spend time formatting into something easy to memorize.
Critical thinking does come into play though clinicals, labs, etc. But honestly, most of the people I know who failed choked on the chapter tests that are basically just measuring how much information you can cram into your brain weekly. So yeah, people with good study habits but terrible critical thinking do squeeze though sometimes.

Another phenomenon I noticed that pertains more to Robyn, was that the instructors actively test your humility and grit. For example, if you make a mistake in lab or clinical, an instructor might summon you to their office to personally lecture you on your insufficiency and assign additional projects for “remediation”. Talking to other nurses from different programs, this seems pretty common. If you can’t own up to your own mistakes, even when the punishments seems disproportionate, you won’t make it. I would LOVE to have insight into what her instructors thought of her.
 
I can attest to the fact that a LOT of the nursing curriculum involves rote memorization. Its easy to fail if you just dont have the time or focus to read 30+ dense pages of medical text and identify the right information to spend time formatting into something easy to memorize.
Critical thinking does come into play though clinicals, labs, etc. But honestly, most of the people I know who failed choked on the chapter tests that are basically just measuring how much information you can cram into your brain weekly. So yeah, people with good study habits but terrible critical thinking do squeeze though sometimes.

Another phenomenon I noticed that pertains more to Robyn, was that the instructors actively test your humility and grit. For example, if you make a mistake in lab or clinical, an instructor might summon you to their office to personally lecture you on your insufficiency and assign additional projects for “remediation”. Talking to other nurses from different programs, this seems pretty common. If you can’t own up to your own mistakes, even when the punishments seems disproportionate, you won’t make it. I would LOVE to have insight into what her instructors thought of her.
That makes sense, in an actual hospital a mistake can mean the difference between life and death.

I can't imagine Robyn taking any kind of criticism humbly or gracefully.
 
That makes sense, in an actual hospital a mistake can mean the difference between life and death.

I can't imagine Robyn taking any kind of criticism humbly or gracefully.
And god forbid Robyn learn anything useful from a mistake she's made - that's a narcissist's kryptonite. They learn that they hate you for pointing out the mistake, and that their mistake was obviously someone else's fault, and that's where their "growth" stops.
 
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Sometimes I wonder if she's hearing voices in her head or if she's like, hearing some sound from Luna that isn't there. I wonder what makes her say shit like 'Luna picked her outfit'?
She claims she’s an empath and luna communicates to her. You’d think she would have heard Luna screaming “MOMMY I CANT BREEF” when she suffocated Luna in her snatch.
 
Robyn's got the television watching Atlas while she puts on her best woo woo Mary Kay act. Robyn doesn't even turn around when Atlas starts making loud banging noises, despite the fact that she's likely left a medically fragile child within his reach.

What if Atlas gets curious if Luna would pay attention to him if he hit her head with the pots and pans he's playing with? Not even gonna take a quick look?
 
Was Luna wearing her glasses when she picked her outfit? Or are we still waiting on that very special pair that Robyn herself designed and featured last year then never mentioned again? They’d probably be really useful with the Eagle Eyes software (whatevs it’s called).
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What about that nifty hearing aid? That must be helping Luna thrive. She’s using it every day right?
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Was Luna wearing her glasses when she picked her outfit? Or are we still waiting on that very special pair that Robyn herself designed and featured last year then never mentioned again? They’d probably be really useful with the Eagle Eyes software (whatevs it’s called).
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What about that nifty hearing aid? That must be helping Luna thrive. She’s using it every day right?
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Glasses for a cortically blind child.

A hearing aid for a child whose ear canals have collapsed due to expanding brain cysts.

A cosmetic head shaping helmet for a child with multicystic encephalomalacia due to birth injury.

An eye gaze program and setup for a brain dead toddler.

We should set up a memorial museum after Buna passes on, with displays of all the nonsense medical swag Robyn scammed for. What should we call it?
 
Sometimes I wonder if she's hearing voices in her head or if she's like, hearing some sound from Luna that isn't there. I wonder what makes her say shit like 'Luna picked her outfit'?
She probably feels like Luna and she can read each other's minds. This is kind of a normal relationship dynamic for a child with profound brain damage and a mom to have this relationship where the mom is projecting a lot of emotions onto the child who just really can't feel them. It's benign and is best treated with a, "Good job, Luna! You look good!" Mom feels like she's won a battle and like you care more about her child.

I'd pay money for someone to record her face though while someone threw her Healy on the roof of her house like a Frisbee.
 
Glasses for a cortically blind child.

A hearing aid for a child whose ear canals have collapsed due to expanding brain cysts.

A cosmetic head shaping helmet for a child with multicystic encephalomalacia due to birth injury.

An eye gaze program and setup for a brain dead toddler.

We should set up a memorial museum after Buna passes on, with displays of all the nonsense medical swag Robyn scammed for. What should we call it?
The doctors who prescribed them are the real morons choosing short term gratification of avoiding conflict over just saying, "No, I'm not writing a prescription for a hearing aide because it isn't warranted. It won't help her."

If Robyn really wants something Atlas would love and that might be therapeutic for Luna, get an older dog that likes kids. The shelter is full of them. (Puppies are kind of awful. Sorry, puppies. Older dogs > puppies.)
 
She probably feels like Luna and she can read each other's minds. This is kind of a normal relationship dynamic for a child with profound brain damage and a mom to have this relationship where the mom is projecting a lot of emotions onto the child who just really can't feel them. It's benign and is best treated with a, "Good job, Luna! You look good!" Mom feels like she's won a battle and like you care more about her child.
The doctors who prescribed them are the real morons choosing short term gratification of avoiding conflict over just saying, "No, I'm not writing a prescription for a hearing aide because it isn't warranted. It won't help her.

It sounds like you are advocating for encouraging Robyn’s delusions on one post, and calling people morons for doing so in the second.

I really don’t think it helps Robyn face her life by either prescribing equipment for Luna that has no value, or agreeing that Luna is picking out her own outfits.

I’m no therapist and maybe you are, but it seems like reminding somebody of the truth is always the best way. A sympathetic, “no, I’m sorry, Luna will never hear, I can’t prescribe that” is no different from a sympathetic “Robyn, you picked a cute outfit and I’m sure If Luna had the capacity she’d love it.” Both reminds her of the truth of the situation. Being deluded into believing Luna is mentally normal is not helpful in any circumstance.

There are many mothers who understand the conditions of their child without delusion, no reason to think Robyn couldn’t get there -again, as she was when preparing for hospice. Something broke and needs to be fixed for Atlas’ sake.
 
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