Kelly9
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We lost our beautiful baby girl Hannah at 18 weeks from a sacrococcygeal teratoma Jan 13, 2012. It's been 2 weeks and even though I don't cry quiet as much I still have this heavy feeling in my heart for her.
My MIL has been with us for the last 2 weeks but goes home tomorrow and I am scared that I won't cope well with my 17.5 month old son. I've been doing more and more every day and have even gotten out of the house a few times but I just don't want to regress in the progress I've made with my grief. I"m afraid that the daily tasks I'll need to do for my son will break me even more then I already am. How do I avoid this or make it easier? I don't have any family near by to help and my husband has to work so I'm at a loss for ideas.
My MIL has been with us for the last 2 weeks but goes home tomorrow and I am scared that I won't cope well with my 17.5 month old son. I've been doing more and more every day and have even gotten out of the house a few times but I just don't want to regress in the progress I've made with my grief. I"m afraid that the daily tasks I'll need to do for my son will break me even more then I already am. How do I avoid this or make it easier? I don't have any family near by to help and my husband has to work so I'm at a loss for ideas.