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I felt this way towards my husband when I was pregnant. Nothing he did seemed right, I would cry over everything, and I had horrible mood swings. All you can do is listen to what she has to say and if something bothers her then try to make it better if you can. Let her know she is going through an emotional time and that you are there for her. If you are going to get your things from her house maybe she wants you to tell her you dont want to go and that you want to make the relationship work. Oh, and bring chocolate! I hope I have helped you. Will you post again to let us know how it turns out? |
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Hi. I had a miscarriage, but whilst I was preg. I was lashing out at my husband all the time, and when I had a miscarriage I burst out that it is all his fault that I had to go through all that pain. So just relax, and remember that we women have crazy hormones, and nothing we do or say is meant seriously, especially at such a time. I miscarried nearly 2 weeks ago, and I cam,e back to myself after a few days. |
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Oh boy can I relate. I got PPD with my second daughter (now 28 months). Ever since her birth, I cannot stand my husband of 10.5 years! I also have not found the right med to treat my PPD. Our marriage has never been "perfect," but I've always loved him. These days I just have to remind myself it's my mind playing a trick on me (and the trick does include thinking back and wondering maybe I never did love him -- even though I really know full well I did!). Hang in there. Even if things don't work out with your gf after the birth, your relationship with your child is forever. |
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