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10th August 2018
03:48pm BST

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLSKnazdhSk Amby, who lost five stone before becoming pregnant for the third time, said that even though she had been bigger in the past, she had never been spoken to that way. She went on:“She said ‘well you know you need an ultrasound because you’re kind of fat’. I was like ‘oh girl, why you got to blast me like that?'
“I’m not trying to shame anybody – I don’t take offence like when doctors say ‘you’re in good health but you’ve got to lose some weight so you don’t have any problems’."
Grim enough. The mum finished by saying that she knows the midwife had probably just had a bad day, but that she still didn't think it was appropriate for her to be spoken to her that day. We agree, yeah.“She was starting to get under my skin, not by calling me fat. It wasn’t that she called me fat, but it was how she said it.
“The other nurse thought she saw a ghost when she said that.”
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