Maybe her first appeal for help should be to her baby-daddy? Just maybe? No mention of him and his responsibilities ... and maybe learn how to wash nappies instead of paying for Pampers?

… you beat me to it. So the baby daddy has the fun but the public must come to her support? What about family friends etc? Why are her life choices for public consumption? The amazing part is these people have no shame or conscience and are unable to see the role their personal choices play in their lives being where it is at this time!

She may not even know who the father is?

You are a heartless jackass! This young lady is in real trouble, is desperately in need of the bare necessities just for survival, and all you can do is throw jeers and low blows? Really? What kind of low life animal are you?

PM Minnis said it right yesterday "if one of us falls, we all fall". We are ALL in this mess together.

Pull up your socks, stop being a selfish idiot, and try to be humane for once in your sorry excuse for a life!

OK .., *you* go pay her rent and nappies. Maybe if she hadn’t been spending $200 a pop for that hairdo, she’d have some savings.

Amen!

@SP
I understand the nature of your vexation, but this young lady is in the wrong. She has to rid herself of the idea that life owes her something. Working at a jewelry store will not support a family and she has no one to blame but herself. People the world over need to understand that making poor choices in life comes back to haunt you. The time that should she should have spent securing her financial future was clearly wasted lying on her back making babies.
Bahamians!!! For God sake, stop having children you can’t afford!!!!!!

What an extremely sad state to be caught in! This young person and any number of others in our country after doing all they can to support themselves, suddenly find themselves between the proverbial rock and a hard place.

Ms. Adderley is pleading for assistance, but she did not include how to contact her. If anyone knows her, please put her contact information here so if someone can be of any assistance, they have a means of contacting her.

In the interim, perhaps PM Minnis can quickly look into the possibility of how constituency offices can be used as another layer of a safety net layer to assist and bring some relief to her and other people that find themselves in this type of immediate dire need situation.

She also failed to mention if she has parents, grandparents, sisters, brothers, aunts or uncles who might help her out before she expects the public — 10s of thousands of whom are in the same boat — to leap up and pay her bills. Let alone her baby-daddy.

More Amen!

Some of you guys are being insensitive

… lend me $100 dollars, my baby hungry and I need to put some gas in my car? If your first response is to give the money, I will send you my account number for a quick transfer!

But seriously, there are many Bahamians who sacrifice, try to make smart choices to limit the hardship that poor decisions can bring and have been proactive in building their lives. Being successful in this country by being honest, hardworking and planning for the future is not easy, and I refuse to put my hand out if I have not done everything in my power to change my situation first! When those I am responsible for have a need their only duty is to come to me first. As the man of the house it is MY duty to take care of my responsibilities. That's why I don't believe in having 'outside' children and sweetheartin'. I believe that should go for all of us!

I think she can put a little more effort into getting help, and let begging be her last resort.....most of us are strapped for cash right now.

I feel the same way. Even though she has all of these immediate needs, she is not being proactive. This puts an air of entitlement over her plea for help. There are thousands more in her situation finding way to help themselves, first and foremost. But I hope she, and all who are in need, get some assistance.

… actually I hope she learn to make better choices! All actions have consequences, even if we do not think of them at the time!

Comrade SP, even whilst not intending to, you've touched on a **much sensitive** topic - the 35 red shirts House MP's **$200,000 per year x almost 4 years in power = $800,000** in per MP's **Constituencies Allowances** ...... **Where's the close $1 million per MP's expenditure accounting x 35 = $35 million.** Nod once for yeah, twice for no?

Nodding once

Hopefully all **Constituencies Expenditures** met the **Oversite Expectations** - yet not much MP's chatter fanfare - considering it involves **$35 million out PopoulacesPurse.** Would've sure come in real handy right about now for the many thousands Out Schools Children's Lunches this virus time. Nod once for yeah, twice for no?

What the heck is a Popoulaces?

A type of fish. There are dolphins and popoulaces.

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People's!!! Lol 🤣

THANK YOU MS. ADDERLEY AND THANK YOU JOURNALIST FOR THIS STORY FOR COMING FORWARD, LOTS OF COURAGE.

Story are hundreds of times over with the failures lack of action and inaction by all for decades and avenues to minimize it.

Thank you for those men who know good broughupsy, thank those 16 year olds and young womem who do not get get pregnant and child every other year in PMH and lining up at Social Services for many children, thanks to those boys and girls who find work and did not join gangs terriorizing others enlarged costly somewhat inefficient Police, thank you for good commonsense and abstinence good churchly values not overwhelming govt schools with many children without fathers causing teachers and police to raise them, thank many single parents to be good parent and not children or themselves join gangs, prostitites, drugs, .shoplift, rob....get guns and bulk of murders by youths......sad.