Nikkinoonoo
Mummy to a gorgeous girl
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I received a phone call last night from Ealing hospital asking me if I still wanted the meeting I requested with my antenatal staff to discuss my care whilst I was there. It was today at 1pm.
I went in and told them I needed to know why no scans picked up Jessica's deformities to which they said everything I expected, no scan is 100%, things can be missed, I'm overweight making it harder to see baby, blah blah blah. I then launched into a list of other poor care I got when I was there I had about 17 points written on a notepad.
I basically ended up in tears, sobbing about how after my birth I wanted my family around me but they made me stay there from the fri-tues waiting for my bedsores to be dressed etc.
They said that they are going to refer me to a lady there who seems to be like a therapist who specialises in ladies who have had difficult/traumatic births.
Now I think this is great but I'm not sure it's for me. I'm not great at talking about things that hurt, When I lost my mum in 93 I never spoke to anyone, I am a relatively private person who bottles things up. I'm also scared they will think I'm doolally or something. I know any stigma with regards to therapists doesn't happen nowadays but in the back of my mind I think what if they think I'm screwed up and unable to care for my Jess or something?
I went in and told them I needed to know why no scans picked up Jessica's deformities to which they said everything I expected, no scan is 100%, things can be missed, I'm overweight making it harder to see baby, blah blah blah. I then launched into a list of other poor care I got when I was there I had about 17 points written on a notepad.
I basically ended up in tears, sobbing about how after my birth I wanted my family around me but they made me stay there from the fri-tues waiting for my bedsores to be dressed etc.
They said that they are going to refer me to a lady there who seems to be like a therapist who specialises in ladies who have had difficult/traumatic births.
Now I think this is great but I'm not sure it's for me. I'm not great at talking about things that hurt, When I lost my mum in 93 I never spoke to anyone, I am a relatively private person who bottles things up. I'm also scared they will think I'm doolally or something. I know any stigma with regards to therapists doesn't happen nowadays but in the back of my mind I think what if they think I'm screwed up and unable to care for my Jess or something?