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I think it's this bassinet.That looks to me like a co sleeper cot. It slots along the side of the bed.

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I think it's this bassinet.That looks to me like a co sleeper cot. It slots along the side of the bed.
I had an almost identical one. It's a really good choice for them and means theoretically alex can breastfeed in the night (if she chooses to and is able to) without having to get up and get the baby up while safely co sleeping or at least rock and shush the baby without having to be lifted out of bed herself. Well done guys you made a not completely retarded choice keep it up.
You can actually see her maturing in real time. I could almost start to like her. There could be a redemption arc here I just hope Noah gets with the programme too.It's very telling that while asked about the best part about being pregnant, she says it created a huge identity crisis for her. Being pregnant is at odds with her 'sexy wild hard drinking disabled party girl' reputation she is so proud of, so it's no wonder she has been conflicted. She's built her entire brand around this image for the last few years. Being pregnant must have been a massive headfuck for her.
28 weeks, come on, keep going little bebe. Stay in there til you're cooked as much as possible!
EDIT: autocorrect ate my swears
She's in the bargaining phase. She's slowly circling the airport of reality. It will honestly be interesting psychologically to see how her outlook develops once baby is here.It’s great that she is now saying that she would either adopt or use a surrogate for future kids but FFS you didn’t need to actually get pregnant to figure that out. Also annoyed that she still thinks they’re totally gonna have 3-4 kids. She figured out that pregnancy sucks and she shouldn’t do it again, but she’s still delusional about what parenthood will be like for her AND she’s totally ignoring the burden she’s putting on her family by having even one kid. It’s great that her parents are there for her now, but what’s her plan when they can’t or don’t want to raise your kids for you?
You’re right…I suppose she’s not really different then everyone else on earth who had a kid without really thinking about it first. I guess it feels stupider than normal because anyone can see what a terrible idea that is for her and everyone around her. She’s probably spent her whole life trying to prove to herself and others that she can do anything an abled person could do, and didn’t stop to think that just because she COULD do something doesn’t mean she SHOULD do something…especially pregnancy and child rearing.She's in the bargaining phase. She's slowly circling the airport of reality. It will honestly be interesting psychologically to see how her outlook develops once baby is here.
How many of us were also going to have a million babies until we actually had a couple of the adorable little screaming tards and found ourselves calling the doctors surgery to enquire about sterilisation?
I'll put my hand up to that.
SMA Type II used to have a life expectancy of about 30-40 years, but it's been getting longer with the new drugs that are available.And my guess is that Alex probably has a shorter lifespan, so losing mom at an early age will be more trauma.
Same with cystic fibrosis. Median age was like 37, now it’s 53. Orkambi, trikafka etc are helping.SMA Type II used to have a life expectancy of about 30-40 years, but it's been getting longer with the new drugs that are available.
Operative word being 'contraception'. If she had two brain cells to rub together she'd ask the doctors to sterilise her when she's opened up in the theatre. All contraception has a non-zero failure rate, and given that many women with normal physiology have had some horrendous experiences with IUDs (a close friend of mine had her device punch through her uterus and snuggle up to her bladder; it was a little bit agonising, she said) I frankly think Alex is out of her mind if she thinks it's going to work for her.Very relieved she's getting long acting contraception after birth
Operative word being 'contraception'. If she had two brain cells to rub together she'd ask the doctors to sterilise her when she's opened up in the theatre. All contraception has a non-zero failure rate, and given that many women with normal physiology have had some horrendous experiences with IUDs (a close friend of mine had her device punch through her uterus and snuggle up to her bladder; it was a little bit agonising, she said) I frankly think Alex is out of her mind if she thinks it's going to work for her.
But she thinks that more babies (including but not limited to being carried by her*) are a possibility. More than a possibility. She thinks they can reasonably raise 4 children.Operative word being 'contraception'. If she had two brain cells to rub together she'd ask the doctors to sterilise her when she's opened up in the theatre. All contraception has a non-zero failure rate, and given that many women with normal physiology have had some horrendous experiences with IUDs (a close friend of mine had her device punch through her uterus and snuggle up to her bladder; it was a little bit agonising, she said) I frankly think Alex is out of her mind if she thinks it's going to work for her.