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Pain is inarguably the only feeling they ever seemed to register.I really hope that those kids couldn't feel pain.
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Pain is inarguably the only feeling they ever seemed to register.I really hope that those kids couldn't feel pain.
Her life actually sounds like pure hell taking care of these two.
None of this is funny, at all. Not even remotely. Everybody is suffering here.
Making a mockery of it, rather then taking pro-active measures to reduce the suffering, is not excusable.
It sounds like the kid was lactose intolerant.
Most of us discover our lactose intolerance when we have the symptoms that Lola had, after drinking a nice tall glass of skim mįlk.
Maybe had Gwen used human mįlk from a mīlk bank, which is the most nutritious , easily digested and biologically appropriate for our species, Lola wouldn't have produced so much gas. Her digestive system was completely FUBAR without the additional burden of processing goat's mīlk.
Goats mïlk is made for baby goats. Just like cows mïlk is for calves, which is why when you have a baby, they say NO DAIRY because the proteins are biologically incompatible and make the infant susceptible to a cascade of food reactions and allergies.
I really hope that those kids couldn't feel pain.
I am also irked that the kids were waking up and seizing in the middle of the night.
Not acceptable. Not funny. A decent parent, or caretaker, or bystander, would see that the kid is suffering, and done something about it, because nobody likes to have a seizure in the middle of the night.
Yea im aware of the child toddler toilet seats. Gwen just really enjoyed playing in the mud its very obvious. She would refuse to answer any questions on her blog about forcing the cheddar goblins to use the toilet. Its pretty obvious that she loved shit filled diapers and she has even taken photos of her own lap covered in lola shit. What kind of person whips out their phone and starts snapping photos after their severely malformed and disabled daughter just took a shit on their lap? Someone who really likes shit. Gwen really loved getting up close and personal with the potato punks shit.Oh by the way ...
If you are taking care of an incontinent juvenile who is scheduled to unload a torrent of poo that outsizes the diaper, you really don't have to endure the stuff contaminating the environment.
For one, you can place the child on a toilet seat, with a smaller ring attached to it. This is definitely a possibility if the child is alerting that s/he is about to "go."
Another posibility is using a disposable "chux" pad. You can use a couple of diaper pins and fasten it to him or her and put a diaper over it.
One method I have used in the past, of my own discovery, is placing a swim diaper over the oversized diaper. That holds it on a little bit better.
I have had luck with a brand called "Good Nights" which are disposable chux with an adhesive. You can place those under sofa covers, sheets, on walls under the litter box etc.
Just an F.Y.I. ... more fuel to the fire, that absolutely NONE of Gwen's shitscapades needed to have happened in the way she describes them.
AND this type of information is available in many caretaking communities if you are seeking it. These are very common situations.
It seems like Gwen went her own way, and felt the need to make a show of it.
Yea im aware of the child toddler toilet seats. Gwen just really enjoyed playing in the mud its very obvious. She would refuse to answer any questions on her blog about forcing the cheddar goblins to use the toilet. Its pretty obvious that she loved shit filled diapers and she has even taken photos of her own lap covered in lola shit. What kind of person whips out their phone and starts snapping photos after their severely malformed and disabled daughter just took a shit on their lap? Someone who really likes shit.
And that’s exactly it, right? There’s kids that are born waaaaay more deformed than the hartleys or Jaxon(god I hate that spelling) Buell, but they don’t have threads here because it’s not just about pointing and laughing at birth defects. It’s about how their parents are presenting them to the world. ...
Gwen Hartley, America’s #1 prop comicTotally cool with bending her daughter's disabled, warped hand into the bird because ftw, g! No Gwen, fuck you you senseless twat.
Gwen Hartley, America’s #1 prop comic
I loved when mom and dad would watch Gallagher. I told myself when I was an adult I would go to a show someday lol.She's like Gallagher except he used a sledgehammer. Which she should have too.
I think Lola (and Claire if Gwen force-fed her too) were sensitive to all foods, period. It's not hard looking at their minuscule heads and deformed bodies and guess that the rest of their organs were fucked. If anything what they really needed was a special high calorie hypoallergenic feed from a dietitian, but as always Gwen knows better than all the experts.It sounds like the kid was lactose intolerant.
I'll tell you what you /don't/ do.Just revisiting this thread reminds me of the nightmare I have when everything looks normal with my theoretical wife’s pregnancy, but then it turns out the child does have something wrong with it. What do you do then?
We all sympathise with parents of disabled children but I really do find the idea of my future kids being disabled in any way horrifying.
Then again if they get their looks from me they would be in the same boat lol.
I think Lola (and Claire if Gwen force-fed her too) were sensitive to all foods, period. It's not hard looking at their minuscule heads and deformed bodies and guess that the rest of their organs were fucked. If anything what they really needed was a special high calorie hypoallergenic feed from a dietitian, but as always Gwen knows better than all the experts.
Just revisiting this thread reminds me of the nightmare I have when everything looks normal with my theoretical wife’s pregnancy, but then it turns out the child does have something wrong with it. What do you do then?
We all sympathise with parents of disabled children but I really do find the idea of my future kids being disabled in any way horrifying.
Then again if they get their looks from me they would be in the same boat lol.
Yes, there’s only so much you can screen for prenatally. A lot is up to fate after that.What is a theoretical wife?
But to address your concern, which is a very typical anxiety, you deal with it as it comes.
I'll tell you a story:
When I was pregnant with my son, I had a high-tech expert scan, etc. It was around 14 weeks.
When screening for Down Syndrome etc a microscopic blip flew across his radar, and he said "Its a BOY!"
And oh yeah he doesn't have DS.
Oh praise God!
Then I asked him if my son would become the guy who graffiti profanity all over bathroom walls, get a drug-infested hooker knocked up, steal from me, or land in prison for beating the crap out BabbyMomma #3.
Basically my point is, there is no crystal ball. Ultrasounds don't detect the deformations of character that lurk among typical people.
Take your kids as they are and work with their strengths, don't sweat it. If your baby makes it to term, odds are enormously in your favor that it won't be born handicapped.
Then, you will have a slew of other issues to deal with. Typically developing children have their own challenges, and things can go very wrong, very fast, when they become adolescents and young adults.
No power leveling here but years ago before I had my child...my first thought...what of they tell you the baby is going to be fucked up? I would've got of it there and then. I haven't the patience of a regualr parent much less a parent with a special needs.Just revisiting this thread reminds me of the nightmare I have when everything looks normal with my theoretical wife’s pregnancy, but then it turns out the child does have something wrong with it. What do you do then?
We all sympathise with parents of disabled children but I really do find the idea of my future kids being disabled in any way horrifying.
Then again if they get their looks from me they would be in the same boat lol.
I think the poo obsession is something that people just do around babies and associate with them. I went to a baby shower recently and there was a lot of....talking shit.Yea im aware of the child toddler toilet seats. Gwen just really enjoyed playing in the mud its very obvious. She would refuse to answer any questions on her blog about forcing the cheddar goblins to use the toilet. Its pretty obvious that she loved shit filled diapers and she has even taken photos of her own lap covered in lola shit. What kind of person whips out their phone and starts snapping photos after their severely malformed and disabled daughter just took a shit on their lap? Someone who really likes shit. Gwen really loved getting up close and personal with the potato punks shit.
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I think scott shared gwens scat fetish look at his weird creepy grin while hes jerking off his cheddar goblin.
No power leveling here but years ago before I had my child...my first thought...what of they tell you the baby is going to be fucked up? I would've got of it there and then. I haven't the patience of a regualr parent much less a parent with a special needs.
Yeet that child into a blender.Just revisiting this thread reminds me of the nightmare I have when everything looks normal with my theoretical wife’s pregnancy, but then it turns out the child does have something wrong with it. What do you do then?
We all sympathise with parents of disabled children but I really do find the idea of my future kids being disabled in any way horrifying.
Then again if they get their looks from me they would be in the same boat lol.
Just revisiting this thread reminds me of the nightmare I have when everything looks normal with my theoretical wife’s pregnancy, but then it turns out the child does have something wrong with it. What do you do then?
We all sympathise with parents of disabled children but I really do find the idea of my future kids being disabled in any way horrifying.
Then again if they get their looks from me they would be in the same boat lol.