May 2019 Moms

Monday Bitch Fest 11/12

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Re: Monday Bitch Fest 11/12

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  • @keighty80 I'd be livid. Work is important, yes, but it's not everything. We're so bad at recognizing that. Life HAS to come before work sometimes.

  • @keighty80 that really sucks...hopefully he starts to see that you guys are more important

    I'm just irritated that it's Monday.  It's cold and I want to go back to bed.  I also hate having sick kids but having a sick SO is the WORST.

    DS1 is 7.  DD is 1.  DS2 is coming in late April.


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  • cwell2016cwell2016 member
    edited November 2018
    @keighty80 My husband works insane hours and travels a lot, often at the last minute, but I'd be upset if he didn't make time for something so important.

    I went grocery shopping with my husband yesterday and bought nonsense. I had nothing for breakfast today besides stale bread!  I told my husband he needs to help plan groceries because I have been really forgetful and he says, "yeah, I thought you were buying strange stuff yesterday". I said well thanks for the help...
  • @keighty80 I am so sorry, that is beyond frustrating.  I hope he sees how important this is. 

    I love my OB, but she forgot to order the second part of my blood screen (the 2nd tri one that goes with the NT scan), so today I’ll be waiting on calls to confirm that order, as well as progesterone shots starting next week and my anatomy scan.  I also need clarification on how to get the progesterone shot weekly, they were super vague.  I hate needing to do follow up like this.  I know it’s a little thing, but it feels like my brain can’t keep all this stuff in it sometimes, if that makes any sense.  
    DD born PPROM preemie at 36 weeks on 10/1/17 after over a year TI, 
    then 3 failed IUIs, and finally a successful IVF FET.

    Due with #2 5/2/19 after HIO once in my FW,
    because apparently that's how life works now. Team Blue!
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  • @peachy13 WTF???

    @keighty80 Okay, I think I'm reading it wrong. Maybe it was the way he said it or something. DH tries to come to every appointment I have but he can't always. I moved my NT ultrasound because he had a meeting at the time it got scheduled but they had time later that day so it wasn't a bit deal. If that didn't work, I was keeping it because I needed an SCH update for my sanity. He has to track his hours (company has to bill to project codes) whereas my work is super flexible and I just have to "get it done." We only make appointments for Mondays and Fridays and try to make them early in the morning or late in the afternoon if possible (which it isn't always) because that's easiest to not conflict with his meetings and to interfere the least with getting his hours in. IMO, pregnancy requires so many appointments, if you don't have the flexibility at work, it can be really hindering. DH wants to come to appointments but he can't always make it (I think he only missed one last pregnancy outside of work travel but he already had to miss one which was an SCH follow up because of meetings he couldn't get out of). If your fiance said "as late *as possible*" I don't really see the problem with it. If noon is as late as possible, then that's fine (at least the way I'm reading it). But maybe I'm relating it to our situation and I'm just projecting. Tell me to go pound sand if that's the case, seriously!

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  • @kvh22 I think it may be slightly different in this case, as cerclage is a medical procedure that usually involves either anesthesia or a spinal and pain meds. I don't think you can drive yourself. It's more of a take the day off/half day kind of an event, rather than just another appointment. Or that's my interpretation anyway. 

    @keighty80 wishing you all the best on the cerclage! I know it worked great for my former SIL. She lost twins at 20 weeks due to incompetent cervix and got the stitch with her second pregnancy and had zero problems! 
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  • sleepy33 said:
    @kvh22 I think it may be slightly different in this case, as cerclage is a medical procedure that usually involves either anesthesia or a spinal and pain meds. I don't think you can drive yourself. It's more of a take the day off/half day kind of an event, rather than just another appointment. Or that's my interpretation anyway. 

    @keighty80 wishing you all the best on the cerclage! I know it worked great for my former SIL. She lost twins at 20 weeks due to incompetent cervix and got the stitch with her second pregnancy and had zero problems! 
    Thank you! I had a cerclage with my son and although he was still 5 weeks early, I know it saved his life. I'm really anxious to just get this done!
  • @keighty80 that all makes so much sense! I figured I was missing something. I didn't realize fasting and anesthesia is involved. My cousin had her son at 25 weeks in early September and they will hopefully be able to take him home by Thanksgiving but she'll need to have that procedure for any future pregnancies due to an incompetent cervix so that is all very good to know. Thank you for explaining. I was just like, well, if DH said that to me and noon was as late as possible, he'd be like "okay, thanks for trying" and would take the time so I was hoping your fiance wasn't being a jerk and trying to look at it from a positive perspective.

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  • kvh22 said:
    @keighty80 that all makes so much sense! I figured I was missing something. I didn't realize fasting and anesthesia is involved. My cousin had her son at 25 weeks in early September and they will hopefully be able to take him home by Thanksgiving but she'll need to have that procedure for any future pregnancies due to an incompetent cervix so that is all very good to know. Thank you for explaining. I was just like, well, if DH said that to me and noon was as late as possible, he'd be like "okay, thanks for trying" and would take the time so I was hoping your fiance wasn't being a jerk and trying to look at it from a positive perspective.
    Haha you're fine! It's kind of a weird circumstance. I don't think I would be so bothered if the first thing he had said to me hadn't have been "Well, can you schedule it for a Saturday? I don't want to lose my attendance bonus". Dude. Really?
  • I had a mini “gender reveal” dinner with my parents and my in laws over the weekend. Baby is a boy and my husband and I are thrilled so we wanted to share a fun moment with our parents. My mom was obviously disappointed and instead of congratulating me she made a comment how she didn’t like the baby outfit I bought. Later she cornered my husband to ask if HE was disappointed. I know she has plenty of time to come around and I’m certain she will, but this bothered me. We did IVF so she knows how long we’ve struggled to have a baby and I’m just hurt by her reaction. 
  • beccaneubeccaneu member
    edited November 2018
    @jkduer Sorry to hear your mom had that kind of reaction,  it sucks to share exciting news with someone only to have them act disappointed.  I have a feeling my mom is going to react the same way when we tell he we are having a boy.  Ever since we let her know we were trying to get pregnant she’s been going on and on about how we should have a girl.  She even sent me a ton of internet articles on how to make sure you conceive a girl 🙄
  • I am mad at your mom @jkduer

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  • So sorry for your moms reaction @jkduer.  We did ivf as well and are just thrilled to be pregnant. 
  • @jkduer I'm so sorry to hear about that reaction from your mom, what a gut punch.  
    DD born PPROM preemie at 36 weeks on 10/1/17 after over a year TI, 
    then 3 failed IUIs, and finally a successful IVF FET.

    Due with #2 5/2/19 after HIO once in my FW,
    because apparently that's how life works now. Team Blue!
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  • @beccaneu I hope your Mom is able to hide her disappointment better if she has any. In a perfect world she will be thrilled for a healthy baby, I truly hope that’s the reaction you get! 

    @laeberge3 Yes this is our first. I’m also an only child so my parents first grandchild, and also my in laws first as well. 

    @sleepy33 Thank you. It’s nice to know it’s not just my hormones being whacky.

    @bpietronicco Exactly! Between IVF and the early SCH scares the fact that all our appointments have been great feels like such a success that I couldn’t be disappointed for a second. I feel so lucky we have come this far, there were months/years I thought we never would. 

    @mrsdee15 Thank you. 
  • @jkduer Your mom's reaction is annoying. I'm sorry! 
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  • Ugh @jkduer and @keighty80 I am so pissed for both of you guys. 

    I sent a group text to my MIL, FIL, SIL, and BIL (SIL's husband) this am with the picture of our ultrasound and the message that our baby was looking perfect today. For about the 7000th time, I got an elated response from EVERYONE except BIL, which just pisses me off. I could write a diatribe about how awful he is and how terribly he treats SIL, but then the family falls all over to accommodate him, his needs, and his schedule. He runs a small business and my ILs are propping him up financially, while my SIL works a 40 hour week at her day job and another 30-40 hours at his shop. But today is his day off, so how dare I text him before 9 am. UGH! 

    How freaking hard is it, to write a nice message about your future nephew. A simple smiley face emoticon would have done just fine. It makes me angry for so many reasons, but most of all b/c we would have had my SIL be the legal guardian for our LOs if something happened to DH or I, but after they got engaged we decided that we would never let our children be raised by him. So instead, we picked my brother and SIL. I love my brother to death, but he is the ultimate helicopter parent hovering over his 7-year-old son correcting every other thing he does. And my SIL is super shut off and removed from our family. They would be fine to raise our kids, but not ideal. So, as I tell DH all the time, we have to remain healthy!
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