She told the Daily Star:
“I want a horse and I’m going to get it. I’ve wanted one for a long, long time – since before I had the kids. I’m going to ride it. I wouldn’t mind getting a horse that needs breaking in, more as a challenge than anything. The haters are going to hate, I know they are. But I grew up around horses and now it’s time to have my own.”
A mother who shared the sad pictures of her baby boy after his untimely death at ten weeks old has been attacked by internet trolls.
The little boy passed away on January 16, 2016 – nine days after being discharged from a children’s hospital.
Nicole Pike shared the photos of herself and Ralphie body after she discovered him dead inside his Moses basket last year.
Another photo shows Ralphie’s small brother Riley as he says goodbye to his infant brother.
Since she shared the photo she has received abuse messages from trolls, telling her that she is “sick” and she should be “ashamed”.
Some of the abuse directed at her was for allowing her two-year-old son to witness her brother’s body and making him take the photos.
“I got messages like I should be ashamed of myself and, ‘Is there something wrong with you? You must be sick to take a two-year-old to see a dead baby’,” said the mum, from Leicestershire.
“Most people didn’t like the fact that I let Riley Lee go, but who’s to judge me? I did what I thought was right and I wouldn’t change a thing I did.”
“When Ralphie passed away, I spoke to a bereavement counsellor who advised that it is good for your children to have their final goodbyes.
“Of course, at first I was a little worried, but I wouldn’t change a thing that I did. Riley Lee used to cry to come with me to see Ralphie.
“He was so close to Ralphie, he never left his side.
“If he cried, he would be right there with him.”
“I’m not ashamed, I think they’re beautiful. Whether he’s breathing or not, he’s my son and Riley Lee’s brother.”
“There were a few tears at the comment regarding Riley Lee seeing Ralphie. It hurts that people would be so judgemental when, who can say anything? They don’t know how they would react unless they’d been through it.
“Everyone grieves differently.”
Footage emerged a few years ago of the mum who posted her beautiful Down syndrome son locked in a washing machine.
Courtney Stewart was filmed roughly dragging and throwing her infant son on a children’s bouncy castle.
When the photo of her son in the washing machine went viral she defended her actions saying it was just a photo opportunity.
This footage however shows another side of her and makes her story even more worrying.
Social services investigated her and did say her children were well cared for and safe.
Courtney appeared on television and defended her actions, saying her son was laughing and happy in the video.
Video below. If sensitive please avoid watching
Tesco is the first store to announce they will be paying the tax on nearly 100 feminine hygiene products.
Tesco will pay the controversial charge that applies to sanitary products after saying that the cost of buying the products was a “real struggle” for many of its customers.
Tesco said it will act immediately rather than wait for VAT on products to be scrapped
Tesco will cut the price of sanitary products by 5 per cent and cover the cost of the “tampon tax” itself, the large supermarket chain has announced.
My names jade im 25 and from Stockport and im hoping I can share my sons story in the hope I can spread awarness on congenital heart defects…Last year my world was turned completely upside down when I went for a 20week scan… I lay there on the bed as the sonographer scanned me and with previously having three children I knew it can sometimes take a while but the atmosphere changed in the room… Then I hear the words no mother would want to hear ‘Theres a problem with your baby’s heart, your going to need to see a specialist at a feotal medicine unit at saint Mary’s hospital in Manchester and after several scans my worst nightmare was confirmed… My son got a diagnosis of tetralogy of fallot which occurs in 1 in 20,000 babies born with a Congenital heart defect.
My son was born by induction and he was bright pink and crying when he was born…
He went straight down to Neo natal ICU then at four days he was transferred to a different hospital then he got rushed to Alder Hey in Liverpool were he under went emergency open heart surgery his heart then stopped after a cardiac arrest then they managed to save him and put him on life support which was the darkest time ever.. Then he started to go worse and his appendix burst and then he had pro longed bleeding… But from then he has come on strength By strength and surprised so many professionals and consultants… He is my hero.
Woman Scans Her Vagina and 3D Prints a Kayak Out Of It
This is Japanese artist Megumi Igarashi, or Rokudenashi-ko, the “Good-for-nothing Girl”
Currently, she is facing some legal heat for distributing digital files of a kayak shaped like her vagina.
Prosecutors claim she violated the law “Waisetsu Butsu Hanpu To”, or Distribution of Obscene Objects. Article 175 of the Japanese Penal Code reads “a person who distributes, sells or displays in public an obscene document, drawing or other objects shall be punished by imprisonment with work for not more than 2 years, a fine of not more 2,500,000 yen or a petty fine. The same shall apply to a person who possesses the same with the purpose of sale.”
Igarashi denied the charges during a court appearance this week and says she’s done nothing wrong in providing the code to 3D print the kayak.
Do you think it’s a huge issue?
She seems to be enjoying her vagina kayak
Now not everyone enjoys their job many quit because of the stress of it, feeling under appreciated or don’t like certain colleagues but can you image saying to your boss, “I quit this job so I can breastfeed my boyfriend every two hours.” Well… this woman did.
Where did the idea come from? Mulford approached her former childhood sweetheart, 36-year-old Brad Leeson, with the idea, “It was like a light switch flicked in his head. I could tell him from his voice that he was curious and excited.”
“We were talking and Brad told me he had a thing for big-breasted women, and that size had always been a factor in his relationships,” Jennifer said. “I thought it was the perfect time to bring up adult breastfeeding -and see if he’d be interested.”
It was then that Mulford knew she had found the one. “At the moment I knew that I had a partner for life,” she said. “We both wanted the same thing out of the relationship — a magical bond that only breastfeeding can achieve.”
The search begins. Before Brad came into the picture, Jennifer was searching aimlessly for a man to be open to the adult breastfeeding concept. “When I read about the pure joy it brought others, I was desperate to seek out a partner to share an emotional bond with.”
He said yes! Brad was interested. The only problem? Jennifer hadn’t breastfed a baby, let alone an adult male, in over 20 years. She didn’t have any milk to feed to Brad.
The thing about a woman’s body is it’s not like you just suck on a nipple for a few seconds and milk comes out. You would have to trick your body by “dry” breastfeeding quite often to fool your body into lactating.
That is a lot of work, all of that dry breastfeeding to fool your body. Jennifer is so committed to this pursuit that she quit her job. “I’ve taken a break from my job because I want to devote everything to making this work.”