(Tell me WHOY) I don't like Funny Froidays: Liveline 15/2/19 and dat

Michael joseph

jeremyj1968 wrote: »

"you can have pain relief if you request it".

Can I? Please?

NO

THAT'S NOT WHAT YOU SIGNED UP FOR

Charles Ingles

Nurse threw the baby yes right sure the happened

Michael joseph

this one's a bit of a pain

What is the domino system?

Charles Ingles

Hopefully Lisa doesn't have another baby.
The husband has been through the mill id say

McDermotX

Ah.....just the 22 years ago.

Michael joseph

Deleted User wrote: »

What is the domino system?

https://www.everymum.ie/pregnancy/birth/preparing-for-birth/the-domino-scheme-explained/

Sittingpretty

Sittingpretty wrote: »

Holy Jesus.

What kind of nurses/midwives speak to people like this?!

Absolutely awful, I’d be so very upset to be treated like that while pregnant after a m/c and in significant pain.

Bear in mind, you are hearing ONE side of the story.

Most likely well embellished with a few extra fabrications over the years

And im sure nurses and midwives could come on and give plenty of stories of rude patients

Blood on childbirth, who knew?

An episiotomy wouldn’t have prevented shoulder dystopia, only a C-Section

joe6pack

7 foot 3

jeremyj1968

She's 7 foot 3 and she's small?
That's like when somebody tells Joe that they are 89 years old, and he says that's only young.

McDermotX

joe6pack wrote: »

7 foot 3

Aye.....she's tiny.


You could put her in your pocket.

[Deleted User]

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Blood on childbirth, who knew?

If this show has taught me anything, it's that I'm genuinely a wimp. There's no way in hell I'd go through labour, not for all the babies in China.

jeremyj1968

jeremyj1968 wrote: »

She's 7 foot 3 and she's small?
That's like when somebody tells Joe that they are 89 years old, and he says that's only young.

I heard it as 7 stone 3 pounds, but that was probably my ears.

McDermotX

What the hell is this ?

DoctorEdgeWild

At least pretend you're paying attention Joe.

Michael joseph

ok, this might be interesting

cozar

joe back to finding the recording again!

joe6pack

If she had no idea what she was doing...How did she know he had no idea what he was doing?

Michael joseph

Michael joseph wrote: »

https://www.everymum.ie/pregnancy/birth/preparing-for-birth/the-domino-scheme-explained/

So they are effectively opting for no pain relief, to go it cold turkey.

Every doctor who isnt a registered specialist is a trainee. There are so-called trainee doctors with decades of experience.

That doctor will have been through medical school, has cut open cadavers, has seen childbirth - I don't think he fainted due to the childbirth. More likely he was exhausted.

jeremyj1968

You were NOT treated as a second class citizen. Did you not listen to the doctor, you were not a citizen. :-)

Charles Ingles

Joe should give her citizenship on the air now

cozar

he cant wait to put on another recording and put his feet up.

jeremyj1968

Well what are the midwife services like in the country that you came from????

A few stupid remarks, was it really that traumatic?

jetfiremuck

Thank Jesus . Joe with the outrage shock.........not ffssss enough already. She did well out of it in fairness.

Charles Ingles

I believe the children are the future
Teach them well and let them lead the way.
Show them all the beauty the process unside

jeremyj1968

jeremyj1968 wrote: »

Well what are the midwife services like in the country that you came from????

this again? Do you want us to operate according to the standards of a probably-impoverished African country?

I don't understand this mentality. We are capable of operating to a high standard, we should start believing and expecting that of ourselves.

jetfiremuck

Gods sake......you try get the same in Africa and see what you get... The system is overwhelmed thanks to merkel.

joe6pack

That ad would be much better if Stevie Wonder said can't wait to see you at the show.

Ohh Aifric is loive in studio?

tretorn

This is disgusting, why on earth would you not go straight to a maternity hospital, it wasnt her first baby.

What could Doc on all do.

Is this the fourth full day now.

Why doesnt she go back to Australia, same with the African one before her, its ok, us Irish criticising our own but hackles rise with these non nationals, if their own systems are so wonderful then pack your bags and go back.

Charles Ingles

Sounds like Eamon coughlans story

Joe just came.........

DoctorEdgeWild

There's absolutely no doubt that there are major, major problems in the health system.

But the very obvious exaggerations and hyperbole doesn't help. It only serves to drown out the real issues in a sea of over the top nonsense.

Greasy Tool

I couldn't listen to the misery fest the last few days , and it's still going on . Joe is a ghoul !!

Greasy Tool

And I'm out !!

jetfiremuck

Soooo after a few days of being bludgeoned with tales of woe....pain...anguish any chance of a few good outlook stories...ffs there must be some surely.

tretorn

tretorn wrote: »

This is disgusting, why on earth would you not go straight to a maternity hospital, it wasnt her first baby.

What could Doc on all do.

Is this the fourth full day now.

Why doesnt she go back to Australia, same with the African one before her, its ok, us Irish criticising our own but hackles rise with these non nationals, if their own systems are so wonderful then pack your bags and go back.

Should all the world simply stay for life in the country they are born in?

Charles Ingles

My mother died during childbirth giving birth to my older brother he is five year's order than me.
My father died two years before I was born nobody on liveline interested in my story because I'm a man

cozar

big difference between her story and a story of a midwife being stroppy with you.

Sittingpretty

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Should all the world simply stay for life in the country they are born in?

Yes and they should apparently put up and shut up with appalling treatment that is their own fault because they’re too fat.

BarryD2

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

a lot of people find that talking about grief and trauma is therapeutic.

Maybe, but could they not just confine their theraphy to tales over a cup of coffee? Like what normal people do?

This isn't public service radio - it's just plain old tabloid 'journalism'.

As has been pointed out here more than once - labour is labour. It never was, is or will be a walk in the park. All the complaining will not change that one whit and the benefits lie the far side.

Charles Ingles

Charles Ingles wrote: »

My mother died during childbirth giving birth to my older brother he is five year's order than me.
My father died two years before I was born nobody on liveline interested in my story because I'm a man

We’re ye kept in a test tube all those years yer parents had doyed?

BarryD2

Charles Ingles wrote: »

My mother died during childbirth giving birth to my older brother he is five year's order than me.
My father died two years before I was born nobody on liveline interested in my story because I'm a man

:eek:Your mother died five years before you were born? And had a two year pregnancy? Some woman!!

shamnspace

DoctorEdgeWild wrote: »

There's absolutely no doubt that there are major, major problems in the health system.

But the very obvious exaggerations and hyperbole doesn't help. It only serves to drown out the real issues in a sea of over the top nonsense.

That and the fact some of these stories are 5,10,20 or 30 years old like picking a hotel I only look at the reviews for the last 6 months or so as there's probably a new regime in place in the now ..then again maybe im wrong..anyway these last few days he has the life frightened in any expectant mothers listening

BarryD2

BarryD2 wrote: »

Maybe, but could they not just confine their theraphy to tales over a cup of coffee? Like what normal people do?

This isn't public service radio - it's just plain old tabloid 'journalism'.

I was listening-in yesterday at the home of a friend of mine, who was appalled at what she heard. Many women have had wonderful, positive birthing experiences.

I can't remember who said it, it may have been Catmaniac, but this topic (notwithstanding the ghoulish preoccupation of the host) actually might get traction within the HSE. Doing so it might change some outdated and insensitive medical practices. It might, to use that awful Joe-phrase, cause medics to 'check' themselves. And if it does, isn't that a wonderful thing!?

Yes D&C = bleeding luv

Clickity click, off she went.

This wan is a great storyteller.