Pregnant Shopper Posts THIS Complaint On Facebook After She"s Harrassed At The Checkout

Pregnancy is quite literally a miracle of life. Usually, when someone finds out about another person being pregnant, they become excited and have good things to say. Sadly, we live in a world where there must always be a dark side to everything, and there are always people trying to ruin someone else’s day. Recently, a 34-year-old mother-to-be, Emily Saunders, was shopping for the first time at a Lidl supermarket in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire. At the time, she was 37 weeks pregnant, so her bump was rather visible to public. When she arrived to the checkout at the Lidl store, she was insulted and publicly humiliated, simply for being pregnant. 

Emily and husband, Craig Saunders, had been struggling to conceive. They had been attempting to become pregnant for over two years before finally resorting to IVF (In-vitro Fertilization). Since struggling with pregnancy, Emily was more sensitive to insults regarding her pregnancy since people were unaware of just what she had gone through. Just minding her own business and off shopping, she had hardly expected to be berated for being pregnant, someone she said left her feeling “insulted, embarrassed and hurt.” As most would expect, when Emily neared the checkout section, she would be asked if she required any extra assistance due to how far along she was. Sadly, this was not what happened. Instead of being properly greeted, the cashier looked at her bump then said “nothing was on TV that day?” Implying that she had become impregnated out of sheer boredom…