I got a letter asking me for feedback about the breastfeeding peer support. First question - which hospital did you have your baby in. 
RAAAAAAH! One, do they need to know this if it is the peer support at home they are reviewing, and two, not all babies are born in fucking hospital.
A better question: Which hospital did you book your care under.
Petty. Yes. Just gets on my tits.
In other news, I am going to write my pregnancy story, and birth. I think it might be interesting. Especially given a midwife having difficulties with other midwives.
Interesting article: www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2012/dec/16/mothers-fighting-against-birth-intervention. It talks about "And when women protest, many doctors "play the dead-baby card", a phenomenon identified in 2011 by researchers of a Canadian study ? implying, often without substantial scientific evidence, that a foetus is at risk and the mother is acting in her own interests, not in the interests of her unborn child."
I totally had this done to me. Oooh, about 50 times. 49 by midwives if I am honest. Once by a doctor who managed to get in my room forgot to activate bark app. Funnily enough, she was the one who annoyed me the most. But that is because she was quoting shit, and not listening to me. That and she was told not to come in to my room. The other one who annoyed me most was the supervisor of midwives, who is there to protect midwives and the public, and should have been my advocate. Bitch.
Yes. I will write it, and have it published. Anonymously. Of course, my colleagues, if they see it doubt it will know it is me.