| weddings, babies houses and dogs |
Hey, sorry to hear you are going through such a difficult time.
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| Posted by LauraBruce |
| August 29, 2008 09:54 AM |
| weddings, babies houses and dogs |
Hi there. I don't normally leave comments but felt that i just had to respond. Firstly, i think you've been really brave in admitting how you feel and contacting your GP. Having suffered with postnatal depression myself i know how easy it is to pretend everything is fine and just to 'muddle through'. Speaking from experience, i know that anti depressants do work and that there is no shame in taking them. I am now working as a health visitor myself and really recommend that you speak to yours. I'm not sure what services are available in your area but ask about baby massage groups or postnatal depression support groups as they can be a fantastic source of help. Your health visitor should also offer you some input on sleep management for your two year old. Concentrate on putting yourself first and getting better and if that means putting the wedding on hold then so be it. I promise that this dark time in your life will not last forever.
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| Posted by lisa1976 |
| August 28, 2008 05:53 PM |
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dec07bride, i know i should think myself lucky i'm not in your position! at least i have my bed to myself! i've just been reading through my baby whisperer book for some inspiration.. apparently i'm doing all the right things and eventually it will get better.. just a matter of waiting it out |
| Posted by mummy&bride2b |
| August 28, 2008 05:31 PM |
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ps, we tried the sea life centre in Birmingham one bank holiday, too. NEVER AGAIN!, same as you tantrums, tears, etc and that was just from me! |
| Posted by mustBmad |
| August 26, 2008 05:17 PM |
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oh, hun. I know how difficult it is, and if it's any consolation my two are 3 and a half and 21 months and neither of them have ever slept through, i too have tried everything, even all of us sleeping in the same room, nothing works, so now most nights,actually very almost every night (!) it ends up with us sitting with them for an hour before they fall asleep and then the four of us in our bed somewhere about midnight, me and hubby squished either side of the bed, teetering on the edge, whilst the kids lie horizontally across the middle! I don't like doing it but it's the only way to get any sleep! I'm so tired some days i feel sick, but as my mum and grans keep saying (MIL doesn't say too much as i know she dissaproves!) they won't still be waking in the night at 15 and wanting to sleep in their parents bed, will they? (somedays I do wonder!) |
| Posted by mustBmad |
| August 26, 2008 05:16 PM |
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