Tam
Mum of 2 - PG with No.3
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I thought I would just add it in here whilst it is fresh in my mind.........
The day after I had Alfie I was so low, the fact my SPD had returned and I was so immobile again after the epidural had worn off really got to me and I found myself really teary and low! I was teary for at least a couple of days, I would only have to be told a minor thing I didn't agree with or spoke to in a certain way and I would just cry, tears would run down my face uncontrollably and I felt like if I started crying, I wouldn't have stopped........and the fact I felt so low, was making me 10 times worse, as I had every reason in my arms to be jumping for joy!
Well I was lucky as within a week it had gone for good and I was feeling fine and no longer feeling down, I felt happy and like I had every reason to have a smile on my face! I was so pleased and relieved to have gotten out of what felt like a deep, dark lonely hole at the time!
The day after I had Alfie I was so low, the fact my SPD had returned and I was so immobile again after the epidural had worn off really got to me and I found myself really teary and low! I was teary for at least a couple of days, I would only have to be told a minor thing I didn't agree with or spoke to in a certain way and I would just cry, tears would run down my face uncontrollably and I felt like if I started crying, I wouldn't have stopped........and the fact I felt so low, was making me 10 times worse, as I had every reason in my arms to be jumping for joy!
Well I was lucky as within a week it had gone for good and I was feeling fine and no longer feeling down, I felt happy and like I had every reason to have a smile on my face! I was so pleased and relieved to have gotten out of what felt like a deep, dark lonely hole at the time!
I'm so glad you picked up again quickly x
