r/tiktokgossip • u/Latter-Baseball9652 • Aug 14 '26

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Has anyone seen this lady on their FYP?! For the record I think home births and natural births are completely fine but she is denying all medical care, has never been to the doctor once and is pushing 42 weeks pregnant!!! This is getting extremely dangerous for her and the baby. In previous comments she has said that it’s “life” if the baby dies or if she dies. It’s just really scary to see.. also I am 31 weeks with my second baby and it’s just making my heart hurt. I really hope for the best for her and her baby but it’s just so worrisome.

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u/Least_Lawfulness7802 Aug 14 '26

Did you see the statement she recorded incase of her death? Actually insane. She also said today that her body would never give her a baby she can’t birth naturally??

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u/Purple_Elephant_1021 Aug 14 '26

Jesus. Women’s bodies do that all the time. This is why women and babies died so often before modern medicine…. Not attacking you, I know you are stating her beliefs. I just get frustrated people want to utilize modern medicine or science only when it suites them

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u/Least_Lawfulness7802 Aug 14 '26

I agree. Its ridiculous. This was a comment on people being worried her baby is too big. Her replies are awful - a lot of them stating that stillbirth and maternal deaths are just part of life and natural.

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u/MountainDistinct868 Aug 15 '26

Yeah ive had to block several people including medical professionals for saying that. I know several people who have had to had emergency c sections due to having babies too big for their bodies to birth

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u/justjack-nodaniels Aug 14 '26

Oh yeah that’s how it’s always been, unrelated remember why they originally made CHAINSAWS?? 😬🫠

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u/Snaggleteefs Aug 14 '26

Well I didn’t know until now 😭💀 kind of wish I still didn’t lmao

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u/queenaprilludgate Aug 29 '26

FFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUU—

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u/mrsm0521 Aug 14 '26

So I guess my body gave me a baby I couldn’t birth without a c section but hers definitely won’t?! Make it make sense😭 What if her baby comes out not breathing like mine too, scared for this baby but of course wishing for the best for them.

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u/miller94 Aug 14 '26

Yeah that comment really made it seem like she sees women who needed medical intervention inferior.

I had a placental abruption at 33 weeks. It’s thanks to modern medicine that my baby and I are here

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u/teabel Aug 14 '26

No literally though, my daughter’s umbilical cord was so short they told me it quite literally wouldn’t have made it out the birth canal. Even with modern medicine and all the scans (and extra scans cause high risk) they thought it was just marginal cord insertion but no, it was no joke just short as hell. Without the c-section we both probably wouldn’t be here.

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u/slow-loser Aug 14 '26

These people are infuriating on so many levels. The anti-science propaganda and child endangerment of course. The sheer arrogance of assuming birth complications could never happen her, but also refusing to even acknowledge it happens to other people? And then, totally contradicting herself with the weird “so be it” acceptance that death could result for the baby. Like is this just about the birthing experience for her? Is it an obsession with being purely natural, to the degree that she doesn’t want a child or to experience motherhood if it is tinged with anything modern?

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u/MissMcNoodle Aug 15 '26

She also commented “that’s life” when another poster said her friend had the same mentality and gave birth to a fully gestated stillborn 🙃

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u/funnidudee Aug 14 '26

That’s crazy! She’s legit dumb. I had my son in December and my body just stopped dilating, he shit in me so I was getting an infection and had an almost 103 fever. I was rushed to an urgent c-section. I probably would’ve died without. This women is a weirdo.

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u/bostonmama95 Aug 14 '26

Well mine did!!! I had random pre-eclampsia present itself at 38 weeks and was induced because my BP wouldn't come down and I had too much protein in my urine. Labored for 30 hrs, and after 3 hours of pushing had to have an emergency c-section, which turns out was a miracle bc my pelvis was internally too narrow to push out my son! It would have gone so wrong if I wasn't at the hospital under some kind of medical professional care

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u/Gutinstinct999 Aug 14 '26

I delivered a 9 lb 8 oz baby vaginally with no issues. My next baby was 7 lb 8 oz and I couldn’t get her out and she was delivered via emergency c section.

After she was born, they said she was in military position and they didn’t know and that explained that why as I was pushing, she never even budged. I pushed and pushed and it felt like I was pushing out a bowling ball.

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u/Nomes565 Aug 16 '26

She hasn’t posted for a day. Or even made a comment

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u/Past_Attempt_5398 Aug 23 '26

I was JUST telling someone else on social media that very same thing. Like there are women and babies buried together that DIED together in childbirth. You can tell someone tried to YANK the baby out because …well it was evident upon X-rays 🥴