Why does everyone hate nadya suleman

Kamrava was the doctor who injected Ms. Suleman with twelve embryos which earned him a suspension of his medical practice. Why is Ms. Suleman not known primarily as a victim of medical malpractice? Associated Press. January 13 Yet Suleman finds no sympathy from the self-righteous left either.

Her blatant celebration of life and the act of giving life earns her the ire of a political faction that reduces feminism to the successful regulation of the reproductive act. By not controlling birth, Suleman forfeits their sympathy too. Contempt for her is possibly the only thing that unites our political factions, but our debt to Suleman does not end there. Her attempts to support her children have revealed the true moneymaking ventures in twenty first century America.

What types of choices are rewarded with the most money? Porn and circus. Our society has exploited this woman and reduced her to a groveling dog; a slave to its sexual perversities. Every time Ms. Suleman signs up for another dehumanizing yet lucrative stunt, we know very well that the only motivating factor was her support of her children. Yet our scorn is reserved for her, not the exploitative porn mogul.

Suleman needs two things: a lot of money and a lot of counseling. My concern is the counseling; the compassionate ear.

It is not necessarily the number of children she has that is problematic, but rather my strong suspicion that she craved being loved and needed. Tricia Pethic is a Muslim prison chaplain in New York state. Tags: birth control , Feminism , fertility treatments , Islam , islamic chaplaincy , nadya suleman , octomom , planned parenthood , religion , reproductive politics , tricia pethic. Thank you for your post. You have turned my thinking upside down and for that I am humbled and grateful.

Like Like. I am VERY curious in all your compassionate generosity and superior counsel what have you done for Ms. Suleman lately.. I mean did you actually provide her with any counselling? So please, do not take this as any sort of statement about Ms. That moment prompted Suleman to make amends and change. You know, I wasn't me," the mother said in tears.

Back in , after the birth of her eight children, the media backlash first began when Suleman received offers from adult film entertainment executives.

When she was desperate for money, she said she began stripping. Then in , Suleman released her own adult film and she continued in a downward spiral when she turned to Xanax to block out the pain. Even after rehab and almost immediate relapse, it wasn't until the moment she saw her year-old daughter play dress-up in her stripper costumes that ignited a desire to change as a mother and a person.

Suleman said her daughter put on gold spiked heels and was strutting around in them, "and my heart sank," she said. Her daughter Amerah, now 14, said she knew her mom sacrificed for them, but said "In the beginning, it was very difficult. Natalie also said she didn't want to be a "burden," on taxpayers, and that her goal was to "move forward and not to be a burden on anyone in society.

She said the she owned her "poor choices," but that they don't "take away from how extraordinary these kids ended up turning out to be. Daily Mail. One example: "Fear Factor: Octuplets Edition," in which contestants are lowered by harness into the Suleman home. Some people have offered to help Suleman, including a church pastor, a nonprofit and even the man who says he was a sperm donor for her when they were dating in the s.

Although Suleman has denied that Denis Beaudoin is the sperm donor who fathered her children, he told ABC he still stands ready to help. The majority of reactions have been less than charitable, however. USC sociologist Julie Albright says Suleman was caught in a perfect storm of events guaranteed to outrage the public, some of her own making, some not.

Whether it's coincidental or not, Albright said, the resemblance has led many to think Suleman is a "copycat" trying to elicit the goodwill much of the public feels for actress Jolie, who with partner Brad Pitt has adopted three of their six children from other nations.