Kate Middleton, yoga a Palazzo per alleviare le doglie In attesa del Baby Royal la futura mamma sceglie un approccio olistico al parto.
Curry per indurre al travaglio, yoga per alleviare i dolori. Da vera yummy mummy contemporanea Kate Middleton sta vivendo le ultime fasi della sua Real gravidanza al meglio.
La Duchessa di Cambridge pare stia prendendo lezioni private di yoga a Palazzo per vivere le ore difficili che precedono il parto soffrendo il meno possibile.
Esistono dei corsi proprio rivolti alle quasi mamme che insegnano una serie di esercizi da fare durante il travaglio. Terrebbero - nel limite del possibile - la mente aperta e aiuterebbero a sopportare il dolore. A queste tecniche Kate ha anche aggiunto una perfetta conoscenza del respiro profondo che si chiama hypnobirthing e permette quasi di autoipnotizzarsi per sopportare le doglie.
Un approccio olistico alla nascita dell'ignaro futuro monarca che fa capire quanto Kate abbia tutte le intenzioni di far nascere il bambino in maniera naturale.
Intanto, mentre gli occhi del mondo sono puntati sul St.Mary Hospital in attesa dell'arrivo della Duchessa, trapela da Palazzo la notizia secondo la quale William e Kate starebbero preparando Baby Royal tour per presentare al mondo il loro bambino, un viaggio nella primavera del 2014 in Australia e Nuova Zelanda: "Anche se è un evento personale e privato, il Duca e la Duchessa di Cambridge capiscono che questo è anche un momento di festa nazionale e che ci sarà un enorme interesse per il bambino. Sanno che le persone vogliono condividere la loro gioia"
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mercoledì 6 marzo 2013
Royal flush: Bookies pay out on Kate and William having a daughter after slip-up6 Mar 2013 21:02
Coral’s and William Hill stopped taking bets on the sex of the royal child, Ladbrokes cut its odds while Paddy Power paid out thousands early to punters
Bookies went into meltdown today over Duchess Kate’s apparent baby slip-up.
Coral’s and William Hill stopped taking bets on the sex of the royal child, Ladbrokes cut its odds while Paddy Power paid out thousands early to punters who had gone for a girl.
Kate told Diana Burton, 41, who gave her a teddy bear in Grimsby: “Thank you, I will take that for my d...” before stopping herself. The exchange was overheard by Sandra Cook, 67, who was adamant Kate was about to spill the beans she is having a daughter. The Duchess later denied she knew the sex of the child, but her moment of indiscretion brought joy to punters today who had bet on a future Queen. Footage of the moment has since emerged cranking up the speculation that Kate’s slip means Britain is destined for another Queen.
A Paddy Power spokesman said: “Punters have always fancied a girl and that’s where the bulk of the money has gone. “Anyone who bet that Kate is having a girl can collect their cash.” Coral’s spokesman said: “We closed the book, as it was a rather strong hint!” Ladbrokes slashed its odds from 4/5 to 1/2 on a baby girl, and making a boy the outside bet at 6/4. William Hill has suspended its betting on the gender of the royal baby following a flood of bets from punters putting their money on a girl. Rupert Adams, a spokesman for company, said: "Although the story is by no means conclusive, our customers came piling in and we were forced to suspend the market 10pm on Tuesday evening." Favoured names for the baby are Elizabeth, Diana and Victoria and the top choice for hair colour is brunette. The Duchess, 31, is now just over five months pregnant, although in keeping with royal tradition it has not been revealed what the exact due date of her baby is.
She is making several pubic appearances throughout her pregnancy and will also shortly be announcing three more charity patronages to go alongside the four she took on last January.
Husband William, 30, is currently concentrating on his flying career but the couple will carry out a joint visit to the St Patrick’s Day Parade in Aldershot next Sunday.
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E' femmina? Lapsus Kate su sesso bebe'
Ringrazia fan per un peluche, 'lo daro' a mia f....'
'Grazie, lo daro' a mia figlia'. O almeno questo sembra abbia detto Kate Middleton, lasciandosi sfuggire l''indizio' sul sesso del bebe' atteso a luglio secondo una testimone che con la duchessa ha scambiato qualche battuta durante una visita ieri a Grimsby. E la stampa e' impazzita.
Intanto perche' e' raro che Kate si lasci andare cosi' a 'confidenze' in pubblico. E poi perche' e' consuetudine per la casa reale mantenere riservate questo tipo di informazioni.
E' stato reso noto oggi l'esito dell'autopsia fatta all'infermiera che per prima ha risposto alla telefonata-scherzo, durante la degenza al King Edward VII hospital di Kate Middleton, si tratta di suicidio tramite impiccagione . Il corpo è stato rinvenuto nell'appartamento in centro a Londra dove viveva Jacintha Saldanha.
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Kate Middleton prank call: Royal hoax nurse's anger at hospital in suicide note
In one emotional letter Jacintha Saldanha criticises senior colleagues at the King Edward VII hospital over her treatment after she was duped by two Aussie DJs
Nurse Jacintha Saldanha wrote three emotional notes revealing the anguish that led to her suicide after she was duped by two Aussie DJs into believing they were royalty. In one, the distraught mum-of-two outlines how she struggled to come to terms with the prank call by Mel Greig and Michael Christian to the hospital where pregnant Duchess Kate was being treated for severe morning sickness.
But in another she criticises senior colleagues at the King Edward VII hospital over her treatment after the pair had pretended to be the Queen and Prince Charles asking about the duchess’s condition. That note is said to have left her family furious
Grieving husband Ben Barboza is understood to want an inquiry into the hospital and an independent probe into the days leading up to her death.
As the anger grew last night, it was revealed staff at 2Day FM in Sydney, the station behind the hoax, had been ordered to live in safe houses after receiving death threats.
A source close to Jacintha’s family said: “One of the letters, which is the longest, deals with the hospital and is critical in its tone. Needless to say, Ben wants a full inquiry into what happened, and he wants to make sure the truth comes out. Within the letter Jacintha calls into question some of the treatment she received at the hospital.”
Police are in possession of the original notes. However the family have been provided with transcripts of all three.
Jacintha’s third suicide letter is more of a practical one which deals with the 46-year-old’s funeral arrangements.
Senior Labour MP Keith Vaz, who is working on behalf of her relatives, said last night: “The truth of this matter has to come out for the sake of her family.”
Tragic Jacintha, from Bristol, was found hanged last Friday at the nurses’ home where she was staying, the opening of her inquest at Westminster coroner’s court was told. The contents of the letters were not read out, however the family source insisted they want the truth to be made public about what happened.
Detective Chief Inspector James Harman of the Met told the hearing: “Jacintha Saldanha was found by a colleague and a member of security hanging from a scarf attached to a wardrobe. There were also some injuries to her wrists.
“At this time there are no suspicious circumstances. Two notes were found at the scene and another note recovered from her belongings
Coroner’s officer Linda Martin said unsuccessful attempts were made to resuscitate Jacintha, who had a daughter, Lisha, 14, and 16-year-old son Junal.
Her body was identified by Ben, 49, and a postmortem was carried out on Tuesday. Mr Harman said police in New South Wales had been asked to obtain statements from Greig and Christian. Friends and family of the victim were being interviewed and emails and any phone calls made investigated.
Coroner Fiona Wilcox fixed a provisional date for a full inquest on March 26, which would have been Jacintha’s 47th birthday.
She told relatives in court: “I would like to pass on my sympathy to you and her family and all those who have been touched by this terribly tragic death.” Jacintha had answered the prank call from the DJs and put them through to another nurse who gave out details of Kate’s condition. Mr Vaz has written a letter to King Edward VII chief executive John Lofthouse about the tragedy. It contained a reference to comments made by David Cameron that “having the full facts” allows people to come to terms with what has happened. The campaigning MP wrote: “I have dealt with similar cases in the past and I would agree with the Prime Minister that the family need to get the full facts, from the time she took the call from 2Day FM to the time she was found.” Patient: The pregnant Duchess of Cambridge
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Under pressure: 2DayFM radio announcers Michael Christian and Mel Greig
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The letter also said Jacintha’s family would take up the hospital’s offer of bereavement counselling and they had also given bosses a list of questions they wanted answered. Southern Cross Austereo, which owns 2Day FM, has said all profits from advertising on the station for the rest of the year would be given to a fund for her grieving family, with at least £320,000 being donated.
But there were fears for its staff last night over the sick death threats. Some have been sent to safe houses and hotels and 24 guards have been recruited to protect them. One of the threats that arrived yesterday is alleged to specifically target Christian warning there are “bullets with your name on” and others involve a shotgun.
The menacing threat is believed to have originated from South Australia and was delivered to the wrong address. Mr Vaz said Jacintha’s relatives will hold a memorial service for her in London tomorrow. He did not reveal the venue but said the event would be for “family and friends all over the country” to celebrate her life. Tribute: Flowers left for Jacintha outside the nurses' accommodation
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It is understood the service will be at Westminster Cathedral.
The King Edward VII pledged to carry on helping Ben and other relatives.
A spokeswoman said: “The hospital has met with the family and will continue to support them for as long as is required.” She added that a senior member of staff has been assigned to “comfort” them.
Mr Cameron paid tribute to Jacintha in the Commons on Wednesday. He said: “She clearly loved her job, loved her work and cared deeply about the health of her patients and what has happened is a tragedy. There will be many lessons that need to be learnt.”
SYDNEY - L'Authority delle comunicazioni australiana ha avviato con urgenza un'inchiesta formale sulla finta telefonata di due Dj all'ospedale di Londra, dove era ricoverata la duchessa di Cambridge Kate Middleton, che ha spinto al suicidio l'infermiera 46/enne Jacintha Saldanha. Come è noto, Saldanha, madre di due figli, aveva preso e trasferito la telefonata in cui i due presentatori si fingevano la regina Elisabetta e il principe Carlo, si è suicidata tre giorni dopo, venerdì scorso. L'Australian Communications and Media Authority (Acma) ha applicato i suoi poteri discrezionali per avviare le indagini di sua iniziativa, piuttosto che attendere ricorsi di terzi sull'episodio. L'Authority esaminerà se la radio 2Day Fm ha ottemperato ai suoi obblighi di emittente. L'indagine si concentrerà sui titolari della licenza e non sui due presentatori, ha precisato il presidente dell'Acma, Chris Chapman. Secondo la legge australiana sulle comunicazioni di massa, i titolari delle licenze radio e Tv hanno la responsabilità primaria di assicurare che il materiale trasmesso rifletta "gli standard della comunità". Southern Cross Austereo, il gruppo proprietario della radio 2DayFM, ha annunciato ieri che tutti i profitti pubblicitari dell'emittente per il resto dell'anno saranno donati a un fondo dedicato alla famiglia di Jacintha Saldanha. In precedenza, il direttore generale Rhys Holleran aveva affermato che era stato tentato "in almeno cinque occasioni" di contattare le infermiere per chiedere il permesso di trasmettere la conversazione registrata, ma una portavoce dell'ospedale King Edward ha replicato che la 2DayFM non ha parlato con nessuno a livello di dirigenti, né con la compagnia che si occupa delle relazioni con i media.
lunedì 10 dicembre 2012
Pregnant Kate has relapse of acute morning sickness
THE pregnant Duchess of Cambridge was yesterday battling a return of the acute morning sickness that put her in hospital last week.
Kate’s husband Prince William cancelled an engagement to be at her side.
St James’s Palace said the Duke of Cambridge would not be attending last night’s British Military Tournament at Earl’s Court, West London.
Kate’s setback is not thought to be linked to the suicide of nurse Jacintha Saldanha, fooled by a hoax phone call last week, which she put through to the hospital ward where Kate, 30, was being treated
But a spokesman said the tragic death of Jacintha, 46, had left the couple “deeply saddened
Kate might have to return to hospital if she becomes dehydrated.
She is due to attend the premiere of The Hobbit film in Leicester Square, central London, on Wednesday. But sources said she is now unlikely to make it.
The spokesman said it was “well known” that the condition often recurs.
Prince William, 30, did join tennis legend Boris Becker at a gala for Centrepoint at the Royal Albert Hall on Saturday.
He said: “I don’t know why they call it morning sickness. They should call it all day and all night sickness. She feels like it is going to go on forever. But she’s getting there
Da poco dopo il Royal Wedding, il tormentone della presunta gravidanza di Kate Middleton . Finalmente la conferma ufficiale : KATE E' INCINTA e sembra di due gemelli. Questa tesi è supportata dalle forti nausee che l'hanno costretta ad un ricovero, ieri mattina, in una clinica privata in centro a Londra. Proprio causa il ricovero della duchessa, il mondo e la Regina Elisabetta hanno appreso che Kate è in dolce attesa. Così hanno riportato i giornali inglesi, che hanno addirittura fatto un fotomontaggio tra Kate e William bambini per ipotizzare il volto del futuro nascituro. Impazza il toto scommesse sul nome del nascituro. Tra i più accreditati George o Charles se maschio e Victoria o Diana, se femmina.
Nel video a seguire le tante indiscrezioni prima della conferma della gravidanza. Ora Kate è in dolce attesa, il coronamento di un vero amore quello della coppia reale, che coltiva anche il sogno di un'adozione di un bambino meno fortunato.
Curry per indurre al travaglio, yoga per alleviare i dolori. Da vera yummy mummy contemporanea Kate Middleton sta vivendo le ultime fasi della sua Real gravidanza al meglio.
Intanto, mentre gli occhi del mondo sono puntati sul St.Mary Hospital in attesa dell'arrivo della Duchessa, trapela da Palazzo la notizia secondo la quale William e Kate starebbero preparando Baby Royal tour per presentare al mondo il loro bambino, un viaggio nella primavera del 2014 in Australia e Nuova Zelanda: "Anche se è un evento personale e privato, il Duca e la Duchessa di Cambridge capiscono che questo è anche un momento di festa nazionale e che ci sarà un enorme interesse per il bambino. Sanno che le persone vogliono condividere la loro gioia"
