Casey Anthony NOT GUILTY & Sentencing Thread 6

[joviroxx]

Kurby, how is Nicole doing?

Yes! Update please!!

 

[usnuzuloose]

If its the same pic I saw this weekend, this is it:

But personally, I don't think its them

I dont think its them either. Sorry but cameras today can really get extreme closeups of people. They do that to keep a story alive. Besides they looked pretty relaxed for a couple who has death threats against them.

 

[Bella the Ball 360]

I dont think its them either. Sorry but cameras today can really get extreme closeups of people. They do that to keep a story alive. Besides they looked pretty relaxed for a couple who has death threats against them.

I do not think that is Cindy. Body wise she has a much bigger chest than that woman.

 

[LisaR]

. I think we are going to find out that there were some bullies in the jury room and some of those with less confidence gave in.

Does anyone know if a deputy stays in the deliberation room with them? My husband has been on multiple juries and he thinks there is always someone in the room but he can't remember for sure. If so, I wonder what his job is? Would he report to the judge if there were bullies on the jury or is that all part of the wonderful process that we are just suppose to accept?

 

[Wadecool]

This is another concern.

We can praise their civic duties until we are blue in the face.

But what I cannot get is going so quickly from totally guilty....to no evidence what so ever and not guilty.

I do wonder if someone in that room...instead of reviewing evidence, spent that Tuesday morning proselytizing on just George Anthony.

Thats my problem. Apparently there were some who initially voted not guilty and caved later. I'm sorry, but giving in that quickly to peer pressure doesn't equal doing your civic duty. If I were on that jury, we'd still be deliberating now or until the rest of them came over to my side or the judge called a hung jury.

 

[Lisa loves Pooh]

HLN reported this morning the CIndy and George were spending the weekend at a FL resort but, had to leave because they were being bothered. They said they will be having pictures later today.

Bothered with reporters or bothered with guests. IF the former, too bad. If the latter--as much as people hate them, they really need to get lives.

As displeased as I am with how things have turned out--being a bother to others isn't right.

 

[Kurby]

Kurby, how is Nicole doing?

Saturday we went to see Nicole in the NICU.

we've been doing it for 12 days and everything was going great.

well - I picked up all her cords for the heart monitor and since she wasn't coming off the CPAP machine i gathered those tubes too and sat down with her.

she fussed a little but calmed down in a few minutes and we spend about 20 minutes cuddling her.

our main nurse was on her break and when she came in the first thing she said was.

"oh mom" and she reached for Nicole's feeding tube.

Apparently they had attached the tube and bottle to the crib which had never been done before (or at least had never been attached when we were there) and when i sat down in the chair beside the crib it pulled the tube out of her nose.

because of the CPAP machine i didn't see the tube come out and it was an accident but i still feel soooooo horrible that it happened and because it was my fault i made her be so uncomfortable when it had to be put back in. she cried and i cried.

i even cried late that night.



Yesterday we went and the same nurse was there. The tube was again attached to the crib and when she came it i was sitting with the crib side down but didn't move Nikki.

I told her i wasn't going to move her and kind of laughed.

when she unhooked the tube and wrapped it up i told her that's how it always was when we came in.

She was taken off the CPAP machine and i was able to nurse her again. she nursed for about 6 minutes then fell asleep.

i still feel bad but she's ok so I have to move on and try not to be too upset with what happened.

i guess when she's older it will be just one of those stories i tell her about the time she was in the NICU


all the nurses are fantastic but this one (and it's not that she said something it's that she didn't say anything to make me feel better) made me feel so bad about it.

it's strange how someone can make a 43 year old second time mom feel like some teenage first time, don't know anything mom.

normally i'd feel bad for a little then move on because i know it was truly an accident (like really what mom would do that on purpose). must be the hormones that are making me nuts with guilt

I know in time i'll get past it

 

[Lisa loves Pooh]

even on my iphone i wasn't sure it was them - now that i see a bigger pic i'm pretty sure it wasn't them

It looks like stunt doubles.

 

[Kurby]

HLN is pissing me off this morning.

I've been watching it since 7.30 this morning - the show with Robyn Meeds. right when i turned it on there was the "coming up" bit that showed some accident at the Tour de France - a car hit one of the riders and something about a Casey confession video that isn't real it's a virus and i've been waiting to hear about it so i could post it here

now they have repeated the same story and video for teh salute to the troops, the Jaycee story, the weather, a sunken ship in Russia, putting veggies in Kraft Mac & Cheese, the 911 memorial, airport delays, even the same jokes BUT THEY STILL HAVE NOT SHOWN THE 2 STORIES I"VE BEEN WAITING FOR, FOR 3 HOURS NOW

dammit show the stories already.

 

[dngnb8]

Hopes this thread will die soon

 

[usnuzuloose]

Saturday we went to see Nicole in the NICU.

we've been doing it for 12 days and everything was going great.

well - I picked up all her cords for the heart monitor and since she wasn't coming off the CPAP machine i gathered those tubes too and sat down with her.

she fussed a little but calmed down in a few minutes and we spend about 20 minutes cuddling her.

our main nurse was on her break and when she came in the first thing she said was.

"oh mom" and she reached for Nicole's feeding tube.

Apparently they had attached the tube and bottle to the crib which had never been done before (or at least had never been attached when we were there) and when i sat down in the chair beside the crib it pulled the tube out of her nose.

because of the CPAP machine i didn't see the tube come out and it was an accident but i still feel soooooo horrible that it happened and because it was my fault i made her be so uncomfortable when it had to be put back in. she cried and i cried.

i even cried late that night.



Yesterday we went and the same nurse was there. The tube was again attached to the crib and when she came it i was sitting with the crib side down but didn't move Nikki.

I told her i wasn't going to move her and kind of laughed.

when she unhooked the tube and wrapped it up i told her that's how it always was when we came in.

She was taken off the CPAP machine and i was able to nurse her again. she nursed for about 6 minutes then fell asleep.

i still feel bad but she's ok so I have to move on and try not to be too upset with what happened.

i guess when she's older it will be just one of those stories i tell her about the time she was in the NICU


all the nurses are fantastic but this one (and it's not that she said something it's that she didn't say anything to make me feel better) made me feel so bad about it.

it's strange how someone can make a 43 year old second time mom feel like some teenage first time, don't know anything mom.

normally i'd feel bad for a little then move on because i know it was truly an accident (like really what mom would do that on purpose). must be the hormones that are making me nuts with guilt

I know in time i'll get past it

Sounds like that nurse needs to learn compassion. Its ok mom sometimes things happen, it will be a story to tell her later on.

 

[joviroxx]

Does anyone know if a deputy stays in the deliberation room with them? My husband has been on multiple juries and he thinks there is always someone in the room but he can't remember for sure. If so, I wonder what his job is? Would he report to the judge if there were bullies on the jury or is that all part of the wonderful process that we are just suppose to accept?

I wonder about that. I can't figure they would be allowed to get involved until it became physical, but would be interesting to know.

Thats my problem. Apparently there were some who initially voted not guilty and caved later. I'm sorry, but giving in that quickly to peer pressure doesn't equal doing your civic duty. If I were on that jury, we'd still be deliberating now or until the rest of them came over to my side or the judge called a hung jury.

Id be wearing the highest heels I own and digging them in DEEP!

Bothered with reporters or bothered with guests. IF the former, too bad. If the latter--as much as people hate them, they really need to get lives.

As displeased as I am with how things have turned out--being a bother to others isn't right.

Agreed on both counts.

I know in time i'll get past it

You are doing great! Don't doubt yourself or feel bad about anything. Tell the nurse to..(sorry, family board). Funny how insecure we can be about mothering. All kinds of manuals out there but none really address how insecure we can feel and that its OK to feel that way.

Hopes this thread will die soon

Suggestion: stop posting in it LOL!

 

[Kurby]

Hopes this thread will die soon

interesting how some people want a thread to "die soon" yet they post in it.



don't read it if you don't want to - it's called "ignoring what you don't want to view"

 

[Lisa loves Pooh]

Kurby, sorry to hear about the situation with Nicole. Sorry about that nurse.

Kurby--the video is not real. So don't post links. Supposedly it takes you to some sight with some advertisements. I am not sure what happens after that. I do know that one of my facebook friends posted the message with it about 5 times or so...it was a bunch. No links to that video. It does not exist.

 

[joviroxx]

Good advice from Jeff Ashton last night on Piers Morgan.

He said that if you really want to hurt Casey Anthony, just ignore her.

 

[LisaR]

Saturday we went to see Nicole in the NICU.

You're doing great and don't let anyone make you think you aren't. When my DD was in NICU with all the cords wrapped around her, she projectile vomited and it startled me so much I practically threw her across the room! DH had to grab her from me and save the poor kid. She is 16 now and isn't the slightest bit scared from it. Of course, it is probably because I have done worse things so she has forgotten that minor incident.

It looks like stunt doubles.

George seems off. That guy just doesn't look like him for some reason.

Hopes this thread will die soon

You should continue to bump this thread up so it never dies!

You do realize you can unsubscribe, right?

 

[Lisa loves Pooh]

Good advice from Jeff Ashton last night on Piers Morgan.

He said that if you really want to hurt Casey Anthony, just ignore her.

I came across a blurb that mentioned that, today.

Sound advice.


AS for me and this thread--- Kurby, keep updating us on Nicole.

 

[diznygirl]

Sounds like that nurse needs to learn compassion. Its ok mom sometimes things happen, it will be a story to tell her later on.

ITA Kurby. Some nurses just are more business-like than others. Doesn't mean that Nicole isn't getting the best of care. And you know - second-time-mom - that there will be plenty of other things we do to them to feel guilty about later! (I still feel bad about the scar my little girl has from a fall she took when she was itty-bitty.)

 

[Bella the Ball 360]

interesting how some people want a thread to "die soon" yet they post in it.



don't read it if you don't want to - it's called "ignoring what you don't want to view"

LOL! Well I hope it lives a lot longer than Caylee did. Honestly how come people read threads they don't care about? Then feel the need to say they hope it stops!

 

[Bella the Ball 360]

Bothered with reporters or bothered with guests. IF the former, too bad. If the latter--as much as people hate them, they really need to get lives.

As displeased as I am with how things have turned out--being a bother to others isn't right.

See this is what annoys me when Caylee was "missing" they did anything they could to get media attention(NOT that I blame them I would do the same thing) now they cannot get away from it. I hate to use this well worn idiom a la NG but when you dance with the devil you eventually need to pay the piper. If they are bothered then they need to blame their "sainted" daughter not media or onlookers it was who Casey indirectly brought it into their lives.

Just a question. If Casey has not been released yet and I really believe she has, how far does the state have to protect her? Till she is out the door of the prison or until she is off the jail property?