Don’t think it’s PPD. She concealed her pregnancy from time dot. Post-delivery, she was aware that she did wrong as she refused vaginal swap at the hospital etc. She repacked her baby in the cereal box into a suitcase. This all requires capacity to plan.

She has screwed up her life, for sure. Oh, to be a fly on the wall in her family home now.

As an aside, friend of a friend adopted a baby from a top private hospital not that long ago. The couple was childless and all IVF procedures failed and brought more heartache. So, they let the word out that they were ready to adopt.

Out of the blue, their hospital contact called to ask them to come immediately to collect a baby. Mother was a private uni student. Pretty, by all accounts. Baby’s grandparents paid for hospital bills and they didn’t want a single sen for the adoption. Just take the baby away.

This post has been edited by overthemoon: Oct 26 2024, 01:50 AM

Nope. U.K. prima facie does not grant citizenship based on jus soli, i.e. by right of soil - if you are born on UK soil. Either one of your parent must be a resident of UK for at least 5 years where you lived and worked. The period where you remain as a student does NOT count.

Or should have carried on with pregnancy and arrange in MYS for a buyer, ooops I mean adopter, for her baby. Can fetch RM20-30k. Top student, reasonably good looking, good market price for her offspring.

Yup. And she arrived in UK in winter. Last winter was mild. But for first time MYSians, 15 degrees oso considered freezing. Double sweater, long jacket. Kow tim. No one could tell.