DailyUltrasounds Part 25

[littleb0586]

I've been lurking for a week or so (this is my first post, I'm so nervous! Haha) and it was so nice to find that I'm not the only one who has been skeptical about B&M's authenticity!! Yikes!

Did anyone see the new preg. update she just posted? She DEFINITELY reads here, and it's painfully obvious. She spends over half the video talking about how depressed she is and how it bothers her when people say she's whining.... Ummmmm....Then don't whine so much. You can't blame everything on pregnancy. I'm 32weeks along with my second baby (my daughter is 3 1/2), and you just do what you've gotta do. I've definitely had my days, but blaming everything on the fact that you're pregnant isn't cool. It's going to be so interesting to see how these two handle having two kids...I feel like they think everything should come easy, and when something is a struggle, they complain, or quit (i.e. cloth diapering... Which for the record I did for two years with baby #1 and it's not hard at all! I don't even have a dryer, and I lived through it!)

[HelloSweetie]

The most thing that happened in today's vlog.... Suzanne smiled!!!

Shocking.


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[HelloSweetie]

^^^^ that was supposed to say most exciting. Won't let me edit!


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[angelfire89]

Is anyone else having trouble believing that Missy has gained zero weight? I highly doubt she lost enough weight from morning sickness to account for the size of her belly already.

Edit: then she said none of her clothes fit. I realize weight redistributes with pregnancy but....

[mandylouwho]

I started watching when they were maybe 4 months pregnant with Ollie, shortly after getting pregnant with my daughter. I went back and binge watched all the previous vlogs and generally liked them and thought they were hard working and interesting. But I never subscribed because Missy in particular always irritated me.

It bothered me that she didn't try to figure out what was causing her miscarriages before trying again (I had to work hard to figure out a hormonal imbalance was causing mine and she seemed so nonchalant about her septim/bicornuate uterus). I thought it was irresponsible, especially considering the fact they are so young so they do have time to go to doctors and figure out what is going on without just trying over and over again despite losses.

Then when she went into labor at I think at 25 weeks, she made a huge deal about going to the ER and stopping labor...but I thought if Ollie had half the space in utero, similar to a pregnancy with twins, she and the doctors/midwife should have expected him a little early (which when I did cursory research on her condition, seemed to be widely held fact).

Unfortunately, it appeared to me, that since they were moving the next week it was inconvenient to have him at that time. Then claiming over and over that Missy "saved" Ollie's life a couple of weeks later...I just couldn't help thinking that he wouldn't have gone into distress because he ran out of room if she hadn't been so controlling when she went into labor the first time. They aren't doctors! I stopped watching for a little while because I was busy with my own newborn, then started watching again to 1) be nosy and 2) see what to expect be watching Ollie develop.

The gift thing and ungratefulness that began to show after Ollie was born really grated on my nerves. But in the end the sheer exploitation of their kid without much regard to his wellbeing drove me to this site and made me stop watching. I think it is sad...

Stopping labor at 25 weeks is not being controlling. That's way too early to have a baby. (Even for twins. Although I don't agree with your conclusion that having half a uterus means she should've gone into labor early. Maybe a couple weeks, but not 15. The uterus stretches) But anyway. I'm not saying that missy isn't controlling. That's just not a good example.

[mommyluvv]

That was not a cute bumpdate intro. Just her taking pieces of her video and putting it in a preset intro. BORINGGGGGGGG

[angelfire89]

Also, does anyone know if Missy had a belly button piercing? Or dermals in her lower back? Seems like she had some interesting scars.

[HelloSweetie]

I started watching when they were maybe 4 months pregnant with Ollie, shortly after getting pregnant with my daughter. I went back and binge watched all the previous vlogs and generally liked them and thought they were hard working and interesting. But I never subscribed because Missy in particular always irritated me.

It bothered me that she didn't try to figure out what was causing her miscarriages before trying again (I had to work hard to figure out a hormonal imbalance was causing mine and she seemed so nonchalant about her septim/bicornuate uterus). I thought it was irresponsible, especially considering the fact they are so young so they do have time to go to doctors and figure out what is going on without just trying over and over again despite losses.

Then when she went into labor at I think at 25 weeks, she made a huge deal about going to the ER and stopping labor...but I thought if Ollie had half the space in utero, similar to a pregnancy with twins, she and the doctors/midwife should have expected him a little early (which when I did cursory research on her condition, seemed to be widely held fact).

Unfortunately, it appeared to me, that since they were moving the next week it was inconvenient to have him at that time. Then claiming over and over that Missy "saved" Ollie's life a couple of weeks later...I just couldn't help thinking that he wouldn't have gone into distress because he ran out of room if she hadn't been so controlling when she went into labor the first time. They aren't doctors! I stopped watching for a little while because I was busy with my own newborn, then started watching again to 1) be nosy and 2) see what to expect be watching Ollie develop.

The gift thing and ungratefulness that began to show after Ollie was born really grated on my nerves. But in the end the sheer exploitation of their kid without much regard to his wellbeing drove me to this site and made me stop watching. I think it is sad...

Stopping labor at 25 weeks is not being controlling. That's way too early to have a baby. (Even for twins. Although I don't agree with your conclusion that having half a uterus means she should've gone into labor early. Maybe a couple weeks, but not 15. The uterus stretches) But anyway. I'm not saying that missy isn't controlling. That's just not a good example.

Pretty sure she meant 35.


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[HelloSweetie]

I started watching when they were maybe 4 months pregnant with Ollie, shortly after getting pregnant with my daughter. I went back and binge watched all the previous vlogs and generally liked them and thought they were hard working and interesting. But I never subscribed because Missy in particular always irritated me.

It bothered me that she didn't try to figure out what was causing her miscarriages before trying again (I had to work hard to figure out a hormonal imbalance was causing mine and she seemed so nonchalant about her septim/bicornuate uterus). I thought it was irresponsible, especially considering the fact they are so young so they do have time to go to doctors and figure out what is going on without just trying over and over again despite losses.

Then when she went into labor at I think at 25 weeks, she made a huge deal about going to the ER and stopping labor...but I thought if Ollie had half the space in utero, similar to a pregnancy with twins, she and the doctors/midwife should have expected him a little early (which when I did cursory research on her condition, seemed to be widely held fact).

Unfortunately, it appeared to me, that since they were moving the next week it was inconvenient to have him at that time. Then claiming over and over that Missy "saved" Ollie's life a couple of weeks later...I just couldn't help thinking that he wouldn't have gone into distress because he ran out of room if she hadn't been so controlling when she went into labor the first time. They aren't doctors! I stopped watching for a little while because I was busy with my own newborn, then started watching again to 1) be nosy and 2) see what to expect be watching Ollie develop.

The gift thing and ungratefulness that began to show after Ollie was born really grated on my nerves. But in the end the sheer exploitation of their kid without much regard to his wellbeing drove me to this site and made me stop watching. I think it is sad...

Stopping labor at 25 weeks is not being controlling. That's way too early to have a baby. (Even for twins. Although I don't agree with your conclusion that having half a uterus means she should've gone into labor early. Maybe a couple weeks, but not 15. The uterus stretches) But anyway. I'm not saying that missy isn't controlling. That's just not a good example.

Pretty sure she meant 35. No one would willingly have a baby that early. No doc would allow it.


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[babyspice]

OMG!!! I was watching Missy's bump date and someone at my lunch table peaked over and said "OMG! ARE YOU WATCHING MISSY LANNING! I DIDN'T KNOW YOU WATCH DAILY BUMPS!" I'm laughing so hard right now

[HelloSweetie]

Don't bother watching the new bump date. It's all one big pity party from Printheth who seems to have missed the point.... you're a mother, suck it up a bit! You aren't unexpectedly pregnant, you wanted this, so you really should have thought about it a bit more. This is not the hard part. (She seems to think it will be easier when baby cones and things will just "work out").

Plus the new intro (and I use that term loosely) totally sucks.

Today's vlog: Hollister girls and boys split up (poor Missy has to take Ollie). Ollie shows more effect for Cassie than we ever see for B&M.

Missy says she feels baby kick on the exact day she felt Ollie. Missy always has to be right.... oh, plus she lies so I call BS. They tell the minions to go find Ollie's first kick from "sometime in March". They can't even be bothered to find it and link. Plus this should get extra views from searching minions.

Missy kept giving herself credit for doing stuff today. Tomorrow's prediction... Missy does nothing.


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[Amelia322]

Wow look at the closet! It used to have hanging clothes! I bet they just buy new clothes instead of washing and organizing. One scene it was open and a few seconds later it was closed. They must waste a lot of electricity they have lights always on!

[babyspice]

Missy complained the whole bump date. That was a waste of time. I don't believe that she hasn't gained any weight, especially if she eats whatever she wants 24/7 and never works out.

[MamaBear13]

Oh wow, nothing is hanging! Maybe because it's Bryan's closet so he can do whatever he pleases? Since we know missy keeps her clothes in her room


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[castrofreak]

Wow that intro was SO half assed. She didnt even try!

[castrofreak]

Btw she had the whole time they kept the pregnancy a secret to make a cute intro for the bumpdates but nooo. Lazy freakin asses.

[KimKardashian]

I've always said that it's stupid Bryan clickbaits all his vlog titles cause now they don't know what happened in which vlog .

[jesswhytho]

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Holy shit that hair ^

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[cmm216]

I'm typically not one to comment on someone's looks but dear god Missy...those wrinkles! She literally looks like she has the face of a 50 year old.

[Theirmom]

Is anyone else having trouble believing that Missy has gained zero weight? I highly doubt she lost enough weight from morning sickness to account for the size of her belly already.

Edit: then she said none of her clothes fit. I realize weight redistributes with pregnancy but....

I'd believe it. I've actually thought over the last couple weeks that Missy is starting to look gaunt. Her face and her legs are looking very skinny lately. She's also even paler than normal. I think her morning sickness hit her harder than she admitted on the vlogs. It's possible she had HG, and left it untreated for sympathy. Which is stupid and dangerous. She should have asked her midwife to prescribe zofran or something (can american midwives even write prescriptions? In ontario they do, but our midwives also have to have 5 years of schooling and 2 years of apprenticing before they can work. I think it's different in the states. Can't anyone just call themselves a midwife, with no qualifications? IDK).