mum2four
20-03-2006, 00:47
Just got to get this out because i'm feeling so down lately and don't really have anyone to talk to :crying:
We moved to a new town in July last year due to a job transfer for DH, I have no friends here and having 4 kids don't have the time or energy to go out and make them! I have only 1 friend an hour away and only see her when I go for my OB appointments.
My sister is an hour away too but we had a falling out just before we moved here and although I tried to get things back on track she just isn't interested, she doesn't even know about my new pgcy.
Last week we found out this baby is high risk and i'm hurting with no-one to really talk to about it, my other close friends live interstate and although I met a few nice people while I was still working here, they all have their own lives and thier own groups of friends.
I just don't know where to turn to for support, I have no support network, no-one to just go have a cuppa with on my child free days, no-one to just let it all out to.
DH knows what i'm going through, but he likes to handle things differently, he is just on the thinking positive train of though and doesn't want to even go there on the negatives, plus he's always at work and when he's at home, we don't talk much, he's either on the PS2 or just isn't really in the talkative mood because he's too tired, but them gets cranky with me when I won't open up to him! No wonder, when I told him this bub is high risk as our last son was and that we would have to do the brisbane trips again, all he could say was 'great, more trips to brisbane' like that was all he cared about, not that the baby might be in danger.
I try to keep my spirits up for the kids sake, but it's really hard sometimes and I find myself being very short with them. They know bub has daddy's blood and that my blood doesn't like that so the baby might get sick, so they understand a little when i'm upset, but I can't expect them to understand properly. I am thankful i have them though, especially my youngest at the moment because looking at him (had the same problems with his pgcy) reminds me how worth all this heartache is, he is just the cutest little boy and always puts a smile on my face!
I just wish I had adult friends to talk to, I know no-one else could really understand my pgcy problems, but just getting out and acting like a normal person for once would help!
Anyway sorry for the :ecomcity: could probably go on all night as I can't sleep anyway, but will cut it off here ;)
Thanks for listening/reading if you got this far :)
We moved to a new town in July last year due to a job transfer for DH, I have no friends here and having 4 kids don't have the time or energy to go out and make them! I have only 1 friend an hour away and only see her when I go for my OB appointments.
My sister is an hour away too but we had a falling out just before we moved here and although I tried to get things back on track she just isn't interested, she doesn't even know about my new pgcy.
Last week we found out this baby is high risk and i'm hurting with no-one to really talk to about it, my other close friends live interstate and although I met a few nice people while I was still working here, they all have their own lives and thier own groups of friends.
I just don't know where to turn to for support, I have no support network, no-one to just go have a cuppa with on my child free days, no-one to just let it all out to.
DH knows what i'm going through, but he likes to handle things differently, he is just on the thinking positive train of though and doesn't want to even go there on the negatives, plus he's always at work and when he's at home, we don't talk much, he's either on the PS2 or just isn't really in the talkative mood because he's too tired, but them gets cranky with me when I won't open up to him! No wonder, when I told him this bub is high risk as our last son was and that we would have to do the brisbane trips again, all he could say was 'great, more trips to brisbane' like that was all he cared about, not that the baby might be in danger.
I try to keep my spirits up for the kids sake, but it's really hard sometimes and I find myself being very short with them. They know bub has daddy's blood and that my blood doesn't like that so the baby might get sick, so they understand a little when i'm upset, but I can't expect them to understand properly. I am thankful i have them though, especially my youngest at the moment because looking at him (had the same problems with his pgcy) reminds me how worth all this heartache is, he is just the cutest little boy and always puts a smile on my face!
I just wish I had adult friends to talk to, I know no-one else could really understand my pgcy problems, but just getting out and acting like a normal person for once would help!
Anyway sorry for the :ecomcity: could probably go on all night as I can't sleep anyway, but will cut it off here ;)
Thanks for listening/reading if you got this far :)