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

[KiwiFarmer9993!]

She has posted about not believing in due dates or an issue with going over 40 weeks. Is it possible shes past 40 weeks and the babies super growing?

To my knowledge, you can go past 40 weeks into the 41 week territory, but any doctor worth their salt will induce by the end of the 41st week. They will not let you go into 42, that's when something is wrong.

Though it is mostly first time pregnancies/first time moms that go past due date. With this being her 3rd, it would be weird if she is past 40.

 

[Oracular Slug]

To my knowledge, you can go past 40 weeks into the 41 week territory, but any doctor worth their salt will induce by the end of the 41st week. They will not let you go into 42, that's when something is wrong.

I don't think she's just overdue, my birthday is 16 days after when I was due, and my mother didn't really get that much bigger those last 2 weeks.

 

[multiverse]

you’d think this but I have first hand experience with nurses in covid wards who didn’t believe covid exists.

Some women were just raised to believe the only two jobs on earth are teacher or nurse. They don’t have a particular passion for either.

By all accounts, Nurse Lisa is not a lunatic and believes in science, medicine, vaccines, and proper medical care.

Her daughter is an intellectually challenged narcissist who flunked out of nursing school, and then embraced "alternative medicine" because the problem HAS to be Big Pharma and Big Medicine, and not her.

 

[LonesomeDud]

To my knowledge, you can go past 40 weeks into the 41 week territory, but any doctor worth their salt will induce by the end of the 41st week. They will not let you go into 42, that's when something is wrong.

Though it is mostly first time pregnancies/first time moms that go past due date. With this being her 3rd, it would be weird if she is past 40.

By week 42, the placenta itself often starts to break down, impacting the baby's health and well-being. Healthy babies are delivered at 42 weeks, but you really shouldn't chance it.

 

[GenociderSyo]

By week 42, the placenta itself often starts to break down, impacting the baby's health and well-being. Healthy babies are delivered at 42 weeks, but you really shouldn't chance it.

Considering the woo movement she follows thinks due dates are a myth and tries to state that 80% of women give birth after 40 weeks and most around 42/43 weeks don't think shes going to follow that safety concern.

 

[KiwiFarmer9993!]

Considering the woo movement she follows thinks due dates are a myth and tries to state that 80% of women give birth after 40 weeks and most around 42/43 weeks don't think shes going to follow that safety concern.

Well, if anything I do know that (generally) the more babies you have, the quicker the labour and delivery is for each one. So even if the placenta is going out to pasture, hopefully before then she can push the child(ren) out in 12 hours or less

 

[Scream Tail]

I'm gonna guess unmanaged Gestational Diabetes Mellitus. Those babies can get super big super quick towards the end. I had to have mine at 38 weeks cause of the size difference from 36 weeks was massive and my glucose levels were managed really well.

I'll also throw in a bit of just generally being older amd unfit too.

 

[KiwiFarmer9993!]

I'm gonna guess unmanaged Gestational Diabetes Mellitus. Those babies can get super big super quick towards the end. I had to have mine at 38 weeks cause of the size difference from 36 weeks was massive and my glucose levels were managed really well.

I'll also throw in a bit of just generally being older amd unfit too.

Diabetics DO retain quite a bit of fluid.

Also, what's fucked about being diabetic is...since with type 2 (and gestational) your pancreas produces plenty of insulin, it's just your cells that do not respond to the insulin very well. When that happens, the sugars that normally go into all the cells in your body have nowhere to go, so they just hang out in your bloodstream (hence, blood sugar). So you have all this sugar in your blood, but your cells are not reciving it. The part that's fucked up is: your cells are deprived of their energy, so they send signals that say "Hey! We need nutrition over here! We can't function without energy!" In short, a diabetic can feel hungry all the damn time, that, and the fatigue that comes with high blood sugar, and you are in a vicious fucking cycle. You have to carefully watch what you eat.

Even fucking potatos can make your sugars spike, because potatos are starchy, are starches break down into sugars in your body.

When the fetus is exposed to more sugar then someone without gestational diabetes...well, what happens when YOU eat sugar, ya gain weight lol

I wish every pre-diabetic, diabetics of both types, and women with gestational diabetes are able to have Dexcom 7s or somthing similar, it would help out tremendously for them to see how their body reacts to certain foods. It puts it better in your brain to see it in real time, plus finger pricks are a bitch.

 

[Scream Tail]

If she does have GDM, there's also the concern that the baby (if born without issue) can have hypoglycemia. Bigger babies are much more prone to it and sometimes need more intervention that feeds, glucose gel and blood monitoring. Prolonged hypoglycemia can results in permanent brain damage in newborns.

I doubt Globyn knows the signs based off how little they noticed about newborn Luna. Maybe she'll get another spud through this route.

 

[GenociderSyo]

She has made at least 2 or 3 posts that the diabetes test for gestational diabetes is harmful to the mother and innaccurate.

 

[KiwiFarmer9993!]

If she does have GDM, there's also the concern that the baby (if born without issue) can have hypoglycemia. Bigger babies are much more prone to it and sometimes need more intervention that feeds, glucose gel and blood monitoring. Prolonged hypoglycemia can results in permanent brain damage in newborns.

I doubt Globyn knows the signs based off how little they noticed about newborn Luna. Maybe she'll get another spud through this route.

This is very true. I had a relative who, while not even being diabetic or overweight, had a 10 pound, 9oz baby and she had hypoglycemia. So the doctors did a regimine of heel pricks to check her blood sugar every 2 hours and had the mother both give extra feedings and put tiny amounts of sugar gel in her mouth.

This is a quote

"Infants with low blood sugar may not have symptoms. If your baby has one of the risk factors for low blood sugar, nurses in the hospital will check your baby's blood sugar level, even if there are no symptoms.

Also, blood sugar level is usually checked for babies with these symptoms:

• Bluish-colored or pale skin
• Breathing problems, such as pauses in breathing (apnea), rapid breathing, or a grunting sound
• Irritability or listlessness
• Loose or floppy muscles
• Poor feeding or vomiting
• Problems keeping the body warm
• Tremors, shakiness, sweating, or seizures"

End Quote

I do not know much about babies, but in adults, you get shakey, panickey, HUNGRY, and you break out into a sweat. You can't think straight, as if your brain is in a deep fog and you can get confused. If you are diabetic it is always wise to keep a small piece of candy (like a jolly rancher or chocolate) or juice with you at all times.

After the hypoglycemic incident and the sugar shot. You need fats and proteins to stabalize. No carbs or starches. Think cubed cheese and jerky.

 

[Oracular Slug]

By week 42, the placenta itself often starts to break down

You also start running out of amniotic fluid and raise the risk of meconium aspiration. And poop doesn't belong in the lungs.

 

[M3xus]

She has made at least 2 or 3 posts that the diabetes test for gestational diabetes is harmful to the mother and innaccurate.

I was going to get mad before remembering who we're talking about, and then it went down to "of course she did".

 

[Flourishing Pinecone ❧]

btw the mechanism for the hypoglycaemia in newborns of mothers with GDM is related to sugar being able to cross the placenta but insulin doesn't.

so what happens is the baby is being pummeled with all this extra sugar from the mother, via the placenta.
the babies then, appropriately, produce insulin to combat this and keep their sugars at a normal level.

then they are born, and the mainline of sugar has ceased. but their little pancreas is still acting as if it's expecting it to be there, and pumping out more insulin than is necessary. this results in low blood sugars that can usually be managed with extra feeds, but in some circumstances they need IV glucose until things start to level out.

the golden rule of newborns is you want to keep them "pink, warm, and sweet"!

 

[The Judean People's Front]

Prolonged hypoglycemia can results in permanent brain damage in newborns.

There's a baby on IG - I can't recall the username, but I bet someone here will know who I'm talking about - who the parents suspected of having undiagnosed hypoglycemia at birth and who subsequently seems to have some learning disabilities. Or at least last time I checked in, they thought it was due to hypoglycemia because they'd ruled everything else out.

The parents are young and they have an older daughter with DS. The younger daughter has a super distinctive face, they joke she looks like a lil old lady in glasses.

Anyway, dunno if they're cows, haven't watched em enough, but yeah: hypoglycemia baby.

 

[Free the Pedos]

Her daughter…flunked out of nursing school

How did I miss this? It explains so much. Do we know how far she got?

 

[Trombonista]

How did I miss this? It explains so much. Do we know how far she got?

Robyn has never admitted to it, but we know she went to nursing school and never graduated.

 

[Ms. Marple]

Robyn has never admitted to it, but we know she went to nursing school and never graduated.

A while ago she shared she doesn’t have a nursing license. It’s possible she completed her courses but failed or never attempted the board exam. I believe she went to nursing school somewhere in South Carolina but she’s been very tight-lipped about the experience.

 

[KiwiFarmer9993!]

A while ago she shared she doesn’t have a nursing license. It’s possible she completed her courses but failed or never attempted the board exam. I believe she went to nursing school somewhere in South Carolina but she’s been very tight-lipped about the experience.

She can't very well pass off her home as a woo crunchy homeopathic household if she has a conventional medicine based education (or partial education at the very least) now can she? It would harm her grift brand and her money influence in the "mama" sphere would go away.

 

[Barbarella]

I am hoping her size is a horse and she’s just big because she’s almost full term and it’s her third child, and not a zebra with medical problems.

However, let’s say it was twins, one of whom is breech and they can’t get them out or something else; or another brain-damaged child, maybe because the cord is around the neck, which is very common but somebody has to be there to help. Do you think she’d still be enamored with childbirth and want do do it again? Would enough be enough? Would Glenn wake up, take Atlas and get him a house with two Daddies?

I don’t know if I’ve ever heard about a woman whose bad decisions caused a birth injury who did it again, and I’d be curious to see how they’d react. I suspect delusional stays in delusion. But of course, if it means a baby getting hurt I don’t really want to find out.