SeekingJana
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There would be something wrong with us if we didn't feel concern and worry about the 8 tiny babies born to a person who says she needs children to feel whole.. but who ( argueably, I know) cannot adequately care for the 6 children she gave birth to previously and has a documented history with which is not exactly happy or usual.
This is how I see it, and it became more clear in this particular media-fueled human disaster in the making after reading Penelope's quote and realizing that the media and the people who read about the situation are probably using these babies as escapism from things like economic worries for our country and the world, the N. Korean missle launch, the instability of our currency in the world markets, all of it.
Penelope said, in paraphrasing a bit that we can't change anything about another person but we can each change how we react to a situation.
Following the day to day crises and antics of Nayda and her manipulation of her babies, her mother, the press, all of it is non-productive for the babies. And in my opinion, they are the only people in this who matter.
The babies have no choice, and they have no voice. They are being used as property, not individual human beings with promise, strengths to be nurtured, and natural skills to be encouraged.
I am not going to look for any future info on this woman or the children because IMO, it will NOT be positive news. It will be SSDD with Nayda.
I remember reading about the Dionne quints in Canada. It has been argued by many behavioral psychologists that they were exploited from the moment they arrived because they were " different". If some of you don't know how they were exhibited publicly, it is a fascinating yet disturbing story.Look them up on Wikipedia.
It is my belief that unless people ( including me) stop paying attention to this woman and her 8 babies simply because they are octuplets in a very precarious environment, then we are intruding into the lives of these children, just like what happened with the Dionne quints. I don't see that this can be a good thing because we cannot change what goes on with the babies or her other children. Not in one single way.
I will pray for God to protect the babies, now and in the future, but unless they are placed in different environments with consistent, loving, mature parents, I don't see that this is a hopeful or positive situation.
Therefore, I am choosing to change the way I react by not having any more " Nayda-ness " in my life, for the sake of the eight tiny individuls without protection, without an advocate present for them, without voices, without choices. This attention all needs to STOP. Then Nadya will have to cope alone or place the babies in more stable environments for their sakes.
JMO,
Maria
This is how I see it, and it became more clear in this particular media-fueled human disaster in the making after reading Penelope's quote and realizing that the media and the people who read about the situation are probably using these babies as escapism from things like economic worries for our country and the world, the N. Korean missle launch, the instability of our currency in the world markets, all of it.
Penelope said, in paraphrasing a bit that we can't change anything about another person but we can each change how we react to a situation.
Following the day to day crises and antics of Nayda and her manipulation of her babies, her mother, the press, all of it is non-productive for the babies. And in my opinion, they are the only people in this who matter.
The babies have no choice, and they have no voice. They are being used as property, not individual human beings with promise, strengths to be nurtured, and natural skills to be encouraged.
I am not going to look for any future info on this woman or the children because IMO, it will NOT be positive news. It will be SSDD with Nayda.
I remember reading about the Dionne quints in Canada. It has been argued by many behavioral psychologists that they were exploited from the moment they arrived because they were " different". If some of you don't know how they were exhibited publicly, it is a fascinating yet disturbing story.Look them up on Wikipedia.
It is my belief that unless people ( including me) stop paying attention to this woman and her 8 babies simply because they are octuplets in a very precarious environment, then we are intruding into the lives of these children, just like what happened with the Dionne quints. I don't see that this can be a good thing because we cannot change what goes on with the babies or her other children. Not in one single way.
I will pray for God to protect the babies, now and in the future, but unless they are placed in different environments with consistent, loving, mature parents, I don't see that this is a hopeful or positive situation.
Therefore, I am choosing to change the way I react by not having any more " Nayda-ness " in my life, for the sake of the eight tiny individuls without protection, without an advocate present for them, without voices, without choices. This attention all needs to STOP. Then Nadya will have to cope alone or place the babies in more stable environments for their sakes.
JMO,
Maria