Anonymous wrote:OP here and I disagree that this thread is mean-spirited. I follow the Duggars, watch their show, have an odd (to me) fascination with them. I felt so sad for them when Michelle had this miscarriage.
I am perfectly comfortable posting this PUBLIC news, however. 100% comfortable. When you turn your "private" grief into a publicity moment with People magazine (updating every several hours with news on this turn of events), you open yourself up for criticism.
To ANNOUNCE that you are having a celebration of life/funeral for a 3-inch fetus that never knew sentience, along with an obituary is absurd. I find JB&M's actions insulting to life, not supportive of it. If they really want to support life, they could start with paying some attention to and getting some services for their developmentally delayed toddler.
This latest publicity is all about the TLC gravy train, fame whoring, and right to life propaganda. This is going to be all over the right to life websites in no time.
I have several friends and a family member who have grieved miscarriages too, but they did so privately. JB&M need to study that word in a home school lesson at their dining room table. Then they should have a real life lesson where they apply the meaning of the word, which is seemingly unfamiliar to them.
Anonymous wrote:I had a m/c and it was a devastating experience. It took me a long time to get over. BUT I would never conflate this with the trauma and tragedy of delivering a stillborn child. I think this obituary is deeply offensive. I don't know if they did it for publicity or to make a pro-life point, but either way it is really terrible.
yet i somehow suspect lowe's is eating up the advertising slots.Anonymous wrote:OP here and I disagree that this thread is mean-spirited. I follow the Duggars, watch their show, have an odd (to me) fascination with them. I felt so sad for them when Michelle had this miscarriage.
I am perfectly comfortable posting this PUBLIC news, however. 100% comfortable. When you turn your "private" grief into a publicity moment with People magazine (updating every several hours with news on this turn of events), you open yourself up for criticism.
To ANNOUNCE that you are having a celebration of life/funeral for a 3-inch fetus that never knew sentience, along with an obituary is absurd. I find JB&M's actions insulting to life, not supportive of it. If they really want to support life, they could start with paying some attention to and getting some services for their developmentally delayed toddler.
This latest publicity is all about the TLC gravy train, fame whoring, and right to life propaganda. This is going to be all over the right to life websites in no time.
I have several friends and a family member who have grieved miscarriages too, but they did so privately. JB&M need to study that word in a home school lesson at their dining room table. Then they should have a real life lesson where they apply the meaning of the word, which is seemingly unfamiliar to them.
Anonymous wrote:Yikes
Were they really going to call it Jubilee?
Hope the name gets forgotten and does not become a trend
Either way
At that size and weight they should be happy. A severly disabled child in that family would be trouble
Anonymous wrote:OP here and I disagree that this thread is mean-spirited. I follow the Duggars, watch their show, have an odd (to me) fascination with them. I felt so sad for them when Michelle had this miscarriage.
I am perfectly comfortable posting this PUBLIC news, however. 100% comfortable. When you turn your "private" grief into a publicity moment with People magazine (updating every several hours with news on this turn of events), you open yourself up for criticism.
To ANNOUNCE that you are having a celebration of life/funeral for a 3-inch fetus that never knew sentience, along with an obituary is absurd. I find JB&M's actions insulting to life, not supportive of it. If they really want to support life, they could start with paying some attention to and getting some services for their developmentally delayed toddler.
This latest publicity is all about the TLC gravy train, fame whoring, and right to life propaganda. This is going to be all over the right to life websites in no time.
I have several friends and a family member who have grieved miscarriages too, but they did so privately. JB&M need to study that word in a home school lesson at their dining room table. Then they should have a real life lesson where they apply the meaning of the word, which is seemingly unfamiliar to them.