I think this weather is getting to me, I totally flipped at Ian earlier, I said I felt isolated and I was so sick of not having friends that come round to visit. As mush as I love Hope I just don't that men get how hard it is. You never switch off, its ok for them they go out the door to work and they switch off, they don't have to think about feeding and fitting in eating, housework etc!! Hes is brilliant with Hope but when he comes thro the door everything is done, he doesnt have to think about things. I appreciate evrything he does and I really have no reason to moan but I guess as a M um I feel more responsible for Hope than he does, if that makes sense?!!!
Totally understandable,
I have been going stir crazy for 2 years and not realising it! xx
Went for coffee with a friend yesterday it made me think...
I had my dd 2 years and 10 months ago, 4 months later dh hurt his back and has not been able to work since, and has had periods he needs care, and he sometimes falls over too, bit weird but one of those things!
Anyway since then i have been stuck indoors with him and the baby and now with Rosie, who is my little light, without her i don't know where i would be!
I went out yesterday with Rosie to meet a friend and as i drove i realised i had not been out on my own for the last 2 and a half years, i have missed out on friends and been really isolated.
I know i feel i have missed out on loads of social stuff, when i hear someone doing this or that with their baby and i can't do anything without dragging dh along!
I decided yesterday to do more stuff on my own, well me and Rosie, tbh my toddler is Daddy's girl so much, if i wanted to take her swimming or something she would not want to go unless he was going!
I met my friend, she had her first baby when i had my toddler, and is now expecting her 2nd, we were chatting and she feels just the same, she said how everything from the outside looked good, but from the inside it was just shit!
Mainly down to the dh's but we had a great day slagging off our husbands and getting their failings off our chests, and it felt great not only to tell someone what he has been doing, but to get a perspective on it, and realise all men are the bloody same!!
Well hellloooooo
Wow, check this place out, you've decorated & everything lol.
Firstly my apologies for not coming on before now (and not keeping front page updated eeek)- I still haven't figured out being a Mummy & being Angie at the same time :-S
secondly I'll apologise now for not even trying to catch up - have I missed anything major (apart from the secret Santa boohoo)
I hope to get on a little more via the iPod, especially during bfing.
For now I'm back off to sleep, hope everyone is well & enjoying motherhood
love & hugs
Angie xxx
Hi, nice to see you!:wave:
I don't think you are ever really 'you' again, I have been 'Mummy' Mum' or someones Mum for the last 16 years!
When my eldest was young i used to take him swimming, one of the life guards (rather dishy!) said to my son, 'what is your Mummies name?' to which my son turned round and said in a rather obvious tone 'Mummy'
I am supposed to be having a mirena coil fitted on the 15th, i am hoping with the snow appointments will be canceled and i can get it done b4 then
I am also hoping the dr can't do it and i get another one because she did my 6 week check and is rubbish, i don't want her to hurry a coil fitting, cock it up and i end up with an infection or bloody something over Christmas.
I mean you have to trust someone with this sort of thing!
So i am hoping for a change in appt and dr!! I am going to phone today because my swabs should be back, and request if anyone cancels i can replace them, i have already asked but if i nag i may get in!
We have had snow at last
my stepson is stranded with us atm, we will see later if we can get him back, but i hope not!
The children are in school as it was not much this morning but is still snowing now.
Back later,
BTP xxx