DailyGrumps Part 20

[Coloradomom331]

Did she really say she likes feeling sick because then she knows she's pregnant??? Do these people have a brain? Yes I realize she lost babies, but feeling sick so you can reassure yourself you're pregnant is fucking insane.


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I disagree to a certain extent. I've never had a loss, and while I don't WANT to be sick during pregnancy it is reassuring because studies have proven that miscarriage is less prevalent among mothers who experience morning sickness.
Knowing that the sickness very likely indicates a healthy fetus is a reassuring thought.

[cats-or-die]

Did she really say she likes feeling sick because then she knows she's pregnant??? Do these people have a brain? Yes I realize she lost babies, but feeling sick so you can reassure yourself you're pregnant is fucking insane.


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I disagree to a certain extent. I've never had a loss, and while I don't WANT to be sick during pregnancy it is reassuring because studies have proven that miscarriage is less prevalent among mothers who experience morning sickness.
Knowing that the sickness very likely indicates a healthy fetus is a reassuring thought.

Correct. But when she wakes up in the morning feeling absolutely terrible and sick to the point of not getting out of bed, why not then take some natural remedies for MS? It isn't like those remedies will forever delete the MS. She'll still wake feeling terrible, and then she'll know everything is still fine and dandy.
Why on earth would you choose to be miserable? Reassurance or not, that's a dumb concept.

[gwsb]

Yeah I had MS with my second pregnancy. I didn't with my first and had a miscarriage so I was happy with MS BUT I still ate ginger chews and other things to make the MS better. Missy just likes attention.

[lidialove29]

Bevause then she can have an excuse to not do anything!!

[lalila]

Did she really say she likes feeling sick because then she knows she's pregnant??? Do these people have a brain? Yes I realize she lost babies, but feeling sick so you can reassure yourself you're pregnant is fucking insane.


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To be fairly honest, I understand her on this one. During my first trimester, I had no scan or anything until the 13 weeks (very common in the UK). Being nauseous and tired all day long wasn't funny at all. But on the other hand it was a sign that I was progressing in my pregnancy. This was also my way of being positive in my head and telling me that all of this was for the best.

[Theirmom]

Did she really say she likes feeling sick because then she knows she's pregnant??? Do these people have a brain? Yes I realize she lost babies, but feeling sick so you can reassure yourself you're pregnant is fucking insane.

It's kinda normal after losses. After my two losses, when I was pregnant with my son, the first thing I did every morning was to squeeze my boobs to make sure they still hurt. My boobs being less sensitive was the first thing that tipped me off about my two losses, so I was constantly looking to reassure myself that I was still pregnant by seeing if I was still in pain.
I did this with all three of my successful pregnancies.

[cats-or-die]

None of you are getting my point here. It's fine to want to feel reassured. But when Princess Missy does NOTHING but complain about her MS, but does nothing to "help" it, I draw the fucking line. Either take it because you want the assurance and enjoy it, or do something about it. I saw she had on the wrist bands, so she clearly wants the nausea to subside.


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[HelloSweetie]

Did she really say she likes feeling sick because then she knows she's pregnant??? Do these people have a brain? Yes I realize she lost babies, but feeling sick so you can reassure yourself you're pregnant is fucking insane.


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I disagree to a certain extent. I've never had a loss, and while I don't WANT to be sick during pregnancy it is reassuring because studies have proven that miscarriage is less prevalent among mothers who experience morning sickness.
Knowing that the sickness very likely indicates a healthy fetus is a reassuring thought.

Morning sickness is a sign of pregnancy. The hb could stop and baby could no longer be developing, but HCG stays in your system for a long time. Missy is way passed the point where symptoms will tell her anything.

If you were to have a loss at 8 weeks it could take 2 months or more for the HCG to disappear at this point.

Her logic is flawed.


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[sarahxx24]

Lol at Missy's explanation for being so busy is her saying stay-at-home mom 3 different ways


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[EleanorRigby]

... So I just now realized that you guys saying MS stands for for morning sickness. For a while there I really thought Missy had multiple sclerosis and I'd just missed that little detail... Wow Alysha. Wow.

[Theirmom]

So, this is at least the second time she's been craving salad.
I think her fetus is trying to tell her something...

[HelloSweetie]

Missy totally reads here. I didn't see any comments on their vlog yesterday saying she was milking the pregnancy thing to be lazy. It was talked about TONS here.

You can tell when Missy is lying, she has a certain face? Hard to explain, but it's totally there. When she was saying how painful it was to lay around and watch Bryan she had her "lying face" on.

Princess was once again miraculously better in time to go to lunch and a movie. Seems like she's only sick during "Ollie time". That's incredibly sad.

Anyone else expect "Mommy and Me Pool Time" to really mean Mimi and Missy


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[rdt1004]

Her whole rant in today's vlog about morning sickness was so boring. Like its the same thing everyday, nobody cares Missy. I think even their loyal followers are gonna get sick of it after a while. She acts like she's the only woman ever who has had MS. It happens, suck it up and deal with it.


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[sarahxx24]

Also they were totally sponsored to talk about Cinderella.


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[MamaJoAnna]

... So I just now realized that you guys saying MS stands for for morning sickness. For a while there I really thought Missy had multiple sclerosis and I'd just missed that little detail... Wow Alysha. Wow.

LMAO I was totally thinking the same thing at first...don't feel bad

[lidialove29]

Other pregnant vloggers dont make it a point to complain about MS 24/7 it just shows that this baby is just for $$$$ trying to milk every DAY of this pregnancy is gonna get old. Pregnancy isnt a handicap. Imagine when shes actually bigger shes gonna complain 10x's worse about her body aching etc etc

[kwallace]

Missy's back in her bedroom I see....that bed should have been made before she turned on the vlog camera. You're slipping Melissa.

[lalila]

I have just watched their last 4vlogs. Is it only me or does it seems like Olli' verbal skills are improving?

I am not an English native speaker though, but I had the feeling he is starting to answer clearer and clearer. Like I have the feeling he was answering "I do" at the beginning of the "finding a cure" video.

The only poor thing is that you can really feel that he is trying.... and neither Bryan nor Missy are answering him!

[HelloSweetie]

I have just watched their last 4vlogs. Is it only me or does it seems like Olli' verbal skills are improving?

I am not an English native speaker though, but I had the feeling he is starting to answer clearer and clearer. Like I have the feeling he was answering "I do" at the beginning of the "finding a cure" video.

The only poor thing is that you can really feel that he is trying.... and neither Bryan nor Missy are answering him!

I don't know. Missy said today he doesn't know the difference between "yes" and "no". Even my 12 week old puppy knows what no means! Either he never heard them say "no" (spoiled) or he is struggling with language more than a bit.


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[mommyluvv]

Another date night....


and my 16 month old knows the difference between yes and no and will nod/shake his head and say uh-huh or nuh-uh in the right context as to say "yes" or "no". If he doesn't understand yes or no, then it's their fault for not teaching him.