Pilot Deb

Some days ago, this little lady arrived safely into the world 👶🏼 Our little surprise blessing Ava Grace has us both completely smitten 🥰 She’s a gift and an absolute dream baby. How blessed and grateful we are ❤️🙏🏼 #NewBaby #AvaTheAviator

@mlchealth Women’s healthcare is clearly not a priority…. I feel for her suffering and that of others on waiting lists 😔

A woman has been on a gynae waiting list for more than 4 years. Intermittent heavy Bleeding which can last weeks, at times in pain & conscious abt work & social trips because of gushing blood. Her health trust texts asking if she still wants her appt - by telephone. 😞no words.

@JSS779 Always 💙✈️🙏🏼

London last night ❤️✈️ Isn't this a privilege?

📞 “Mate, need a favour… you free?” Bob Hoover must’ve been the pilot…👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼 #avgeek #NotAI

WOW this hit hard! Enjoy every minute! It goes in a blink 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

@ThinkInPeach I am so sorry for the loss of little Jake 😔💔 Thank you for humbling us all with his fight. He is loved. And you will see him again. May he rest peacefully and fly high until you arrive and reunite 🤍 I wish you and your wife and family, strength and blessings 🙏🏼

Doctors told us to abort our son. We didn't. He lived 19 months. It began at 19 weeks. The doctor saw he had a shrunk cerebellum. DORV (a heart problem). Couple of other issues. They told us he'd likely die in utero before 28 weeks. The doctors recommended the "merciful" choice: abortion. And we were hit with the weight of the world. We were forced to take the ultimate decision: Should our son live or die. I still remember the silence as we drove home from hospital. Later that evening my wife and I talked. About what we'd been told. What was the situation. Could it be wrong. We got a second opinion. Same conclusion. At that point, all we could do was surrender. And we chose life for him. "If God takes him, that's His choice. It's not ours to take." And survive he did. He was born at 35 weeks - beyond the doctors' prescriptions - and rushed straight to NICU. This was August 2021. The height of COVID restrictions. We were living in Thailand at the time and the hospital refused to let us see our son. We went in anyway. Every day. This caused a lot of conflict with the hospital staff, but as far as we were (and are) concerned? We didn't care if every nurse there hated us if we got to see our son. My wife struggled with this. It added extra pressure on her as she was still recovering from birth. After 5 weeks of constant conflict, they let him go home with us. And that's where the reality of having a son with Cerebral Palsy set in. Oral therapy. Physical therapy. Re-inserting feeding tubes. My wife was the star. She quit her job. Became his primary carer. Learnt more about physical therapy than any non-professional wants to know. But we soon realized we needed to be closer to one of our families. We had friends in Thailand - one couple helped us beyond expectations, and we'll never forget that - but friends are not the same as family. So we moved to Indonesia when he was 6 months old. And are thankful we were able to spend over a year there with our family. Due to my wife's diligence, he improved. He could roll. Laugh. Follow us with his eyes. But his life was hard. Every tiny win was a monumental effort. And he fought. And fought. And fought. Through this time I had my own internal fight. I was angry at God. Angry at why he'd done this to us. Angry at the pain my son suffered. And confused as to why. Why would he punish me? Why would he punish my son? Then 3 months after our second son's birth, he had a seizure and passed away. Burying your son is something I wouldn't want anyone to experience. It's hard to explain to those who haven't been through it. But he had a hard life. Every day was a struggle. Now he's at peace. And it taught me something I needed to learn: Humility. I was proud. Arrogant. Self-aggrandizing. And the 19 months we got to spend with my son humbled me. It took me months after his passing before I got it. Those 19 months weren't a tragedy. They were a gift from God. A gift to let us get to know him. A gift so that when we meet again in heaven, we won't be strangers. A gift we received because we trusted Him with the outcome. For anyone going through pain. Tragedy. Heartbreak. I feel you. The doubt. The confusion. The question of "why me?" But you're being given this burden to strengthen you. To force you through the flames. To shape you into who you're meant to become. It may not seem like that when you're living it. It didn't for me. But it all becomes clear in hindsight. My son taught me this lesson. His name was Jake.

@annamlulis Amen. Anything else is murder…

Made in the Image of God No child should be aborted

@NiallHarbison I love wee Storm 🥰🙏🏼 Thank you for all you do for these wonderful creatures xx

8 days ago they wanted to put him to sleep. Today.... a little kiss, a lean in for confidence, a small first step and then a second more confident one. I could have punched the air with happiness with what he did at the end! We love you Storm ❤️

@AllisonMorris1 Utterly untenable position and tone deaf… what business does he have going there? None. No amount of whitewashing or justification will fix this. His judgment is deeply questionable. Time to go….

There are more child amputees in Gaza than anywhere else on earth, what Paul Givan does in his own time is for him, but for the department to be posting this when a few miles away dead children lay under rubble is shocking

@LilaGraceRose Stephen and little Angel Joseph and their Mother, have my prayers 🤍🙏🏼

Friends: Please storm heaven for my friend’s son, 5-yr-old Stephen, who relapsed recently with neuroblastoma and is on hospice. From his mom Olivia: “Stephen is getting close to see the face of Jesus and meet his brother baby Joseph in heaven. He received his last Rites yesterday. He has been sleeping with me every night and woke up in the middle of the night last week and said,"baby Joseph"

@Delta30098 I was discussing it with someone and they called it ‘banter’ and sure, there’s always a bit of that in competitive sports.. but this was outright verbal abuse, IMO….

@PilotDeborah Agree wholeheartedly, not representative of the Americans I’ve me ……

Maybe I was naive to how the #RyderCup2025 really is but I can’t recall a yr where the vitriol was so….Vitriolic? It’s not the good American manners I’ve known personally or professionally 🤷🏼‍♀️ but I’ll say not to judge the whole on the actions of a few. Proud of these gents! 🇮🇪

@MatthewMills83 @RyderCupEurope He’s from the North. We’re diplomatic…

@RyderCupEurope I know he plys his trade in the states but he should really say it how it was. The Americans fans were dreadful, bang out of order. Embarrassing really.

Hear from McIlroy & Lowry after their first Ryder Cup point together 💙 #TeamEurope | #OurTimeOurPlace

@rihanna Babies' reactions when their mothers lie down.

A toddler reassures his friend that there's no need to fear the sprinkler.. 'It's safe, buddy... let me show you... see.'

@irish_news Brilliant and brave @NualaMcAllister 👏🏼 It is never ever wrong to stand for what is right. Right behind you missus 💪🏼 Disappointed at the reaction, head shaking dismissively from others in the chamber… Misogyny on full display. #RespectWomen

An Alliance MLA has been ejected from the Stormont Assembly chamber after a row with the deputy speaker in which she accused him of “patronising” her. North Belfast MLA Nuala McAllister removed herself from the chamber after a request from the UUP’s Steve Aiken on Tuesday morning, the second day of the Assembly sitting after summer recess. The Alliance MLA later said the deputy speaker needed to “look at the way that you speak to many of the women in this chamber”.

@the_zb_ So very, very sorry for this devastating loss of little Ezra. 🤍 Heaven holds him now. You have my prayers for strength and hope in the days to come, take care 🙏🏼

My wife and I lost our baby boy, Ezra, during delivery. We are broken, and devastated, and turning to our faith in a moment where there is nothing else for us to cling to. The world is less colorful red today, and more grey. If you’re one to pray, please lift up my family.

@mikelundy @Breaking911 Mike… take a breath man… gees… it was sharp and witty, well-timed. Leave it at that…

REPORTER: "You look fabulous in that suit." POTUS: "That's the reporter that attacked you last time." ZELENSKYY: "I remember...He's in the same suit. I changed. You are not." 😂

@MarinaMedvin Imagine what his poor wife and children endure. A monster …

Salman Iftikhar, who was flying with his wife and 3 children from the UK to Pakistan on Virgin Atlantic, has been sentenced to 15 months in jail for threatening a stewardess that she would be dragged out of her hotel room, gang raped, and set on fire. It all started when she told him not to take ice with his hands from the bar. He grabbed the stewardess’ hand and squeezed it, calling her a “f*****g white Welsh c**t.” He then said: “The white sheep sh*****g b***h will be dead. The floor of your hotel will be blown up and it will disappear.… You will be dragged by your hair from your room and gang raped and set on fire.” He named the exact hotel where she would be staying, according to court records.

@AllisonMorris1 👏🏼

Raging 😡 😂

This woman spoke for the entire nation of Britain 👏🏼