pixxie1232001
Mom of 3
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Skeet-You must remember I am still very young, I am 22 almost 23 (give me 11 more days) and to just be done all together with having children is just very very hard to accept. They asked me when I got my tubes tied if I was sure I wanted to go through with it and I said yes because my husband made it seem like we would undergo IVF or possibly adoption when we were ready. Well when I now talk about the future of wanting that done, he just freaks out. I understand that he doesn't want to be a very old dad, but he also has to understand that I am very young and have just that mommy instinct.
Lucy-I am so looking forward to your gender reveal! Have you thought of any names? I am just so freaking stoked!
AFM I almost had a mental breakdown yesterday at restaurant. So as I have told you lovely ladies, my middle son may be Autistic and I am just starting to accept it for what it is. Well I wish society would as well. We took him to lunch the other day because he had a rough day (he had to get his blood drawn...veinously) and well we wanted to treat him. So we took him to a little diner that my husband and I have always loved cause they are a family friendly environment. Well, while the staff was nice as always, the guest not so much. Tom (my middle) started to squeal and just laugh loudly like he always does and just getting excited at seeing the cars outside. I am smiling at him and at the same time trying to remind him to use his inside voice but when I look up I see this woman in the booth across from us just glaring at my son and me. She did this every single time he started laughing too and it wasn't a nice glare either...it was just this disgusted and annoyed glare. I wanted so badly to cry and at the same time yell at her for looking at my son that way but I didn't want to make a scene. Instead I let him have as much fun as he wanted, let him eat his lunch and then be on our way. I watched the woman leave before us, and I just gave her a dirty look back for looking at my son that way. I love my son to death and even if he has a mental disability he is still a little boy and there is no reason to look at a child that is only 2 like he is supposed to be this perfect little boy. Sorry again another rant but yeah.
Lucy-I am so looking forward to your gender reveal! Have you thought of any names? I am just so freaking stoked!
AFM I almost had a mental breakdown yesterday at restaurant. So as I have told you lovely ladies, my middle son may be Autistic and I am just starting to accept it for what it is. Well I wish society would as well. We took him to lunch the other day because he had a rough day (he had to get his blood drawn...veinously) and well we wanted to treat him. So we took him to a little diner that my husband and I have always loved cause they are a family friendly environment. Well, while the staff was nice as always, the guest not so much. Tom (my middle) started to squeal and just laugh loudly like he always does and just getting excited at seeing the cars outside. I am smiling at him and at the same time trying to remind him to use his inside voice but when I look up I see this woman in the booth across from us just glaring at my son and me. She did this every single time he started laughing too and it wasn't a nice glare either...it was just this disgusted and annoyed glare. I wanted so badly to cry and at the same time yell at her for looking at my son that way but I didn't want to make a scene. Instead I let him have as much fun as he wanted, let him eat his lunch and then be on our way. I watched the woman leave before us, and I just gave her a dirty look back for looking at my son that way. I love my son to death and even if he has a mental disability he is still a little boy and there is no reason to look at a child that is only 2 like he is supposed to be this perfect little boy. Sorry again another rant but yeah.