When 8 is more than enough!

[DVD Polizei]

Originally Posted by Duh Vuh Duh

Best news since this story broke.

Actually, best news since her water broke.

[D.Pham00]

Originally Posted by DVD Polizei

Actually, best news since her water broke.

which time?

[mrpayroll]

http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la...,2916906.story

From the Los Angeles Times

Kaiser hospital fined $250,000 for privacy breach in octuplet case

The Bellflower facility, where 23 unauthorized workers accessed Nadya Suleman's records, is the first to be monetarily penalized under a new state law.

By Charles Ornstein

May 15, 2009

Reporting from New York — California health regulators fined Kaiser Permanente's Bellflower hospital $250,000 Thursday for failing to keep employees from snooping in the medical records of Nadya Suleman, the mother who set off a media frenzy after giving birth to octuplets in January.

The fine is the first monetary penalty imposed and largest allowed under a new state law enacted last year after widely publicized violations of privacy at UCLA Medical Center involving Farrah Fawcett, Britney Spears, California First Lady Maria Shriver and other celebrities.

Since the law took effect Jan. 1, hospitals have reported about 300 incidents in which patient records were inappropriately accessed or disclosed. Most of those were inadvertent, such as giving discharge instructions or medication orders to the wrong patients, but some involved prying into patients' records without permission.

The state Department of Public Health found that breaches of Suleman's records extended beyond the Bellflower hospital and continued even after Kaiser first informed regulators it had a breach. Eight workers at other Kaiser hospitals and the chain's regional office were among those implicated, said Kathleen Billingsley, deputy director of the Public Health Department's Center for Health Care Quality.

The steps Kaiser took to protect Suleman's privacy were not aggressive enough, Billingsley and other state health officials said.

"It's the hospital's job to prevent these breaches from occurring, not just crack down after the fact," said Kim Belshé, secretary of California's Health and Human Services.

The law allows the Department of Public Health to impose fines against healthcare facilities of up to $25,000 per patient for the first violation and $17,500 for each additional violation, up to $250,000. A separate law allows fines to be imposed against individual healthcare workers. Belshé said the Kaiser workers were still being investigated by the California Office of Health Information Integrity, which will decide whether individual penalties will be imposed.

"The fine issued today should be a reminder that there are consequences for violations of medical privacy," Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger said in a written statement.

Kaiser told the public health agency on Feb. 5 that two employees inappropriately accessed the records of Suleman, who gave birth on Jan. 26 to the world's only surviving octuplets, according to a Public Health Department report issued Thursday. By Feb. 20, six employees had been identified as having accessed records without authorization. On March 20, 17 more employees were added to the list, including two doctors, for a total of 23.

I wonder if Nadya is going to try to get some of this money for herself!

Chris

[LASERMOVIES]

I'm starting to wish Octo-mom would score with a big lawsuit and just go away. Here is some more news. Looks like she may have exaggerated about not being able to have anymore children after the operation, and may end up staying 2 weeks in the hospital because of complications during the surgery.

http://www.radaronline.com/exclusive...have-more-kids

EXCLUSIVE: Octo-Mom- I Exaggerated; Still Could Have More Kids

Posted on May 11, 2009 @ 07:50AM
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Octo-Mom Nadya Suleman says she wants to clear up some confusion about her upcoming surgery.

In an exclusive new interview with RadarOnline.com, Suleman says she "exaggerated" when she recently said she was having half of her uterus removed and that she wouldn't be able to have any more children. She says she's actually having a "myomectomy", a procedure in which doctors remove fibriods from the uterus. She says the operation will actually "enhance" her fertility, but that she does not intend to have any more children.

Suleman spoke with RadarOnline.com as she took three of her older children to Griffith Observatory In Los Angeles, overlooking the beautiful Hollywood Hills.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/thed...tal-stay-.html

Who's paying for Nadya Suleman's surgery and two-week hospital stay?

Nadya-suleman- Nadya Suleman has checked into the hospital to have surgery to remove fibroids from uterine walls.

But -- surprise -- there were ... complications.

No, they didn't find another baby.

The doctors "tried to do surgery to remove the fibroids, but she was bleeding excessively, so they stopped," Suleman's mother, Angela Suleman, told Us Weekly. "They are going to try again Monday."

Angela -- who says Suleman might be hospitalized for more than two weeks -- has not been to visit. Nor will she. But it's not because of their feud.

"She doesn't want anybody to go," Angela said.

First off, two weeks? Nadya can take two weeks off from caring for 14 children? And we can't even imagine the cost of a two-week stay. That's gotta be $250,000, easy.

Second, Nadya's going to be in the hospital two weeks (just for fibroids?) and doesn't want anyone to visit?

What do you think?

http://www.radaronline.com/exclusive...rust-my-mother

EXCLUSIVE: Hospitalized Octo-Mom: "I Can't Trust My Mother"
Posted on May 15, 2009 @ 03:34PM


Octo-Mom Nadya Suleman is furious with her mother Angela for speaking with a magazine about complications following her surgery to remove benign muscular tumors on the wall of her uterus.

In an exclusive statement to RadarOnline.com, Nadya said: "I'm completely shocked that my mother would openly discuss something so personal to the media, such as me hemorrhaging. It's the epitome of disrespect and for all she knew, I could have gone into shock and died. Why would she disclose something so personal? You're supposed to be able to trust family, apparently I can't. I can't trust my mother."

Suleman had the procedure done earlier this week, but remains in the hospital after she suffered internal bleeding.

"Nadya is scared," her attorney earlier told RadarOnline.com.

[D.Pham00]

So, she wasn't scared to get 11 embryos implanted (6 in the latest round), but yet is scared of a little bleeding?

[Vibiana]

Originally Posted by D.Pham00

So, she wasn't scared to get 11 embryos implanted (6 in the latest round), but yet is scared of a little bleeding?

No, she's scared of dying so she can't sue anybody else.

[rexinnih]

So how is she paying for this? Or is the Dr Phil cash cow still running?

[Franchot]

For the sake of the children, somebody lock this woman up in a mental institute.

For the sake of the other blossoming idiots trying to get into the pages of the tabloids, lock this woman up in a mental institute.

For the sake of the California taxpayers, PLEASE lock this woman up in a mental institute.

(UPDATE. Nadya Suleman relocates with her family to Las Vegas. In a related story, Governor Schwarzenegger suddenly finds the state budget crisis is over and predicts a record-breaking excess of money available for all public works projects.)

[D.Pham00]

Originally Posted by rexinnih

So how is she paying for this? Or is the Dr Phil cash cow still running?

isn't she still on Medical or some other government assistance??

[Giantrobo]

John and Kate plus 8

[LASERMOVIES]

http://www.people.com/people/article...s-topheadlines

Octuplets' Mom Inks Reality TV, Book Deals

By Johnny Dodd

Originally posted Sunday May 31, 2009 08:00 AM EDT

Nadya Suleman, the mother of octuplets born Jan. 26, has inked a deal with the British production company Eyeworks, which plans to begin filming a reality TV series based on the controversial single mother and her 14 children.

"I'm really excited about moving forward with this," Suleman tells PEOPLE.

Suleman's attorney Jeff Czech calls the series a "quasi-reality" show, explaining that instead of having a dozen cameramen tromping around her house 24 hours a day, film crews will only document select milestones, such as birthdays and other special events.

"Nadya knows she has to do something," says Czech. "But she doesn't want the constant filming because she feels that would be taking advantage of her kids. She's trying to find the middle ground and feels this approach will work best."

At this time, Eyeworks has yet to sell Suleman's proposed shows to any TV networks in the U.S., and is currently planning on airing her programs on British TV, then bringing the shows to America. Czech also insists that his client doesn't want her series to resemble Jon and Kate Gosselin's show.

"She's been watching them a bit lately and thinks it's boring," says Czech.

This week Suleman also finalized a deal with ghostwriter Wendy Lee – who recently wrote Life with My Sister Madonna with Christopher Ciccone – to pen her autobiography.

"Of all her projects, this is the one she's most excited about," says Czech. "She's really looking forward to telling her story and speaking out about how she was raised, how her children are feeling, what they are asking about and things about the donor dad."

[Norm de Plume]

What a depressing world this is, where, among other things, being an irresponsible, oblivious, selfish parasite, like this woman, is rewarded. We all knew something like book and TV deals would come down the pike eventually, however much we hoped the sociopathic cunt would fall flat on her face, struggle with the consequences of her deliberate decisions, and maybe, just maybe, learn something out of the whole experience (not that sociopaths are capable of seeing into what they do).

But, rhetorically, why not celebrate, promote, and reward those who do good for others, or those who just lead lives of solid propriety and normalcy? Because that's boring and wouldn't sell in a warped culture of vapid centerfolds, freaks, and bombastic assholes.

[Franchot]

British television? She certainly won't get rich off of that. Brit TV pays chump change. She'll still be living off the generosity of California taxpayers. Bitch!

[pedagogue]

I'm just waiting for someone to piggyback off of her in 3....2....1...

[Robertwoj]

Cool - at least the public aid will stop now. She will also be able to pay back the government for what they already paid out to her family. As long as taxpayers are not footing the bills for her bad decisions anymore, I'm fine with it.

[nickdawgy]

Leave it to the British.

Why would her life warrant a book?

"Today I woke up. I didn't have sex. Again. I did however make another baby. All in a days work."

[movie diva]

Maybe wtih all the madness from Jon and Kate, the talk about child labor laws and suchm the BBC will change their minds.

[D.Pham00]

"She's been watching them a bit lately and thinks it's boring,"

ummm...so taking care of 14 kids is boring? seems like a lot of work to me, if she's doing it herself. oh wait, what did i just say?

[Franchot]

Originally Posted by Robertwoj

Cool - at least the public aid will stop now. She will also be able to pay back the government for what they already paid out to her family. As long as taxpayers are not footing the bills for her bad decisions anymore, I'm fine with it.

In your dreams, the public aid will stop. She'll pocket whatever money she makes from this show and still bilk the taxpayers for the cost of raising her kids and then claim she isn't receiving any assistance. That's her fucking M.O..

[Seantn]

Originally Posted by D.Pham00

"She's been watching them a bit lately and thinks it's boring,"

ummm...so taking care of 14 kids is boring? seems like a lot of work to me, if she's doing it herself. oh wait, what did i just say?

If she were taking care of 14 kids, she wouldn't have time to watch TV.

[rexinnih]

So a British TV show that hasn't been sold to the States and a book by a ghost writer who wrote a book by Madonna's brother?
Octomom, you have finally hit the big time you've been so longing for!!

[D.Pham00]

Originally Posted by Seantn

If she were taking care of 14 kids, she wouldn't have time to watch TV.

if she was taking care of 6 full time by herself, i doubt she would have any free time either...

i find it ironic that she finds taking care of 14 kids boring. Although it doesn't surprise me one bit. I mean, she's the one who claims she's been wanting a big family for a long time, now she has it, and just a few months into it, she's already bored.

HELLO Octomom...having kids isn't like having a hobby. When you're bored, you can't just sell off the old ones and find a new one, or ones in her case.

[mrpayroll]

I think she is saying that after watching Jon & Kate for awhile, she finds that show a bit boring.

Chris

[D.Pham00]

Originally Posted by mrpayroll

I think she is saying that after watching Jon & Kate for awhile, she finds that show a bit boring.

Chris

I see, if that's what she meant then Seantn's comment applies,

[mrpayroll]

http://blog.zap2it.com/frominsidethe...f-my-back.html

Octo-Mom to 'Jon & Kate's' Kate Gosselin: Get off my back
By Zap2it

June 2, 2009 8:03 AM

Nadya Suleman was otherwise occupied when "Jon & Kate Plus 8" star Kate Gosselin appeared on "Dr. Phil" in February to discuss what Suleman would be facing when she brought her octuplets home.

She's seen the clip now, and she's not especially pleased with the particular brand of judginess Gosselin and Dr. Phil McGraw offered up.

"Yeah, it's really the same for everybody, huh?" Suleman tells Radar Online while watching video of Gosselin's appearance (it should be noted, too, that Dr. Phil set a lovely tone by noting the "apparent insanity" of Suleman's decision to keep all eight kids, saying "clearly she didn't the right decision").

Suleman -- who's nonetheless following in the Gosselins' footsteps by pitching a reality show about her and the children -- grows more agitated as the clip goes on, saying "Do I have to to watch this? It's really annoying -- she reminds me of my mother." She later adds "She has her own obvious issues, and she needs to stop making judgments toward me. She doesn't even know me."

"My children are extremely healthy, strong and happy," Suleman concludes. "Don't you have, like, a lot of issues in your life? A lot of marital problems? Why are you trying so desperately to glom onto my life? For attention?"

Chris