First and foremost, I am crabby! Being back to school teaching has really taken it's toll on me in many different ways. I am 14 1/2 weeks pregnant with twins and am a FTM. But I am completely sick of my co-workers/boss telling me what I can/can't do, what I can/can't eat, and how I should feel!
I got a manicure this weekend and as soon as my boss saw me, she grabbed my hands and said "I just wanted to make sure you didn't get fake nails because that would be putting too many chemicals in your body." Nope.... all my nails!
Yesterday it was hot and humid and we have no AC in the school except for the main office. I had a wonderful experience gagging while my students were having play time. During the end of the day, I realized I had pushed myself way too much and felt completely sick. I got my students on the bus and then went and sat in the office. My boss saw me and asked what I ate that I hadn't eaten before because it must be that. I informed her I was still dealing with morning sickness and I thought it was due to the heat. She just walked away.
Today we had a staff meeting after school and as we were gathering for the meeting others were complaining about the heat and how they felt. One teacher said she felt great and jokingly I said "Well I will give you one of my babies!" Boy oh boy did I get it. I got told I had no right to be complaining at all, I should be feeling fine, that it was only going to get worse, and the end was going to be horrible for me if I thought this was bad.
While some of the these may be true, it made me mad! Every pregnancy is different for every person. Also, all of these people telling me these things have never carried/had twins so they don't know what it's like. It just makes me frustrated!!!
Okay.... I feel better now! ![]()
Re: Vent: You're going to tell me how I should feel???
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I'm sorry, that really sucks. It really does happen when you get pregnant - people just suddenly start treating you like an invalid who suddenly cannot make any correct decisions. Or you get treated like public property - everyone has an input to what you just did/ate/said that was terrible or bad for the baby or whatever.
My DH said to me the other day after I was complaining about my back and not feeling well, "Just think positive thoughts and you'll be fine. It really can't be that bad." Oh no, right honey, why didn't I think of that? I'm sure the mass of hormones will respond merely to me wanting to feel better. Oh wait...that hasn't happened in the last, oh, 12 weeks, I'm sure it will start working now.
And really, I'm not laying on the couch because I don't want to do the dishes that seem to pile up when I don't do then, I'm lying here because when I move, it makes me want to throw up. (To which I'm sure he'd say, 'Just throw up on the dishes, you're washing them anyway, right?)
"I can see light at the end of the tunnel, but I hope it's not another bastard with a torch holding more work."
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