What a horrible abuse of emergency services.

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Feb 16, 2020
11:25:22am

bluecheese All-American

What a horrible abuse of emergency services.

A hungry baby is urgent, but not an emergency. Sadly, she probably isn't embarrassed at all.

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bluecheese

Previous username: Speculum
Bio page: bluecheese
Joined: Dec 14, 2004
Last login: Apr 23, 2024
Total posts: 14,118 (32 FO)

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Messages

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Time

I shouldn’t have posted this during the game last night, but this lady deserves more ridicule.

scootsy Werewolf Bar Mitzvah

2/16/20 11:19am

The ridicule should come from videoing they whole thing and

mudpupper

2/16/20 11:22am

She did that? How was she not humiliated?

Backcountry

2/16/20 11:32am

Is this that Instagram mom that provides no value to the world?

maxpowers

2/16/20 11:24am

What a horrible abuse of emergency services.

bluecheese

2/16/20 11:25am

If it was a big enough emergency to call 911, it was a big enough emergency to wake the rest of her sleeping children

scootsy

2/16/20 11:31am

Absolutely.

bluecheese

2/16/20 11:35am

At least she wasn’t pushing Essential Oils #findthepositive

IceBlueCoug

2/16/20 11:26am

Pretty irresponsible of KSL to cover it the way they did.

MarkWatney

2/16/20 11:33am

As others said, she's a narcissist craving attention.

2/16/20 11:44am

Here’s an earlier thread about it you may have missed:

che flaco

2/16/20 11:44am

Thank you!

scootsy

2/16/20 11:48am

News stations deserve the ridicule. By putting this on the news, they are

2/16/20 11:53am

The fact that this insta mom publicized this on her social media makes it very bad taste

crm48

2/16/20 11:57am

Of all things that are in poor taste this is low on the list. I agree with your

2/16/20 1:14pm

I’m all for allowing people to embarrass themselves on social media posting about

crm48

2/16/20 6:57pm

Yeah hadn't considered that, broadcasting any stranger is tactless. More so

2/16/20 7:08pm

Is there a reason newborns can't drink regular milk for one meal?

2/16/20 1:10pm

Maybe because it tastes different they would refuse it?

Florwood

2/16/20 1:30pm

Wouldn't the same go for switching to formula? It seems a moot point, I'm sure

2/16/20 1:33pm

Can't digest it. Don't have the enzymes yet.

bluecheese

2/16/20 3:40pm

Board name checks out. Haha thanks for the info.

2/16/20 4:39pm

No. Baby's were fed / supplemented regular cow's milk for decades.

2/17/20 9:45am

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