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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm the OP. I feel like DH could have been present more if he wanted to. He works from home and has more leave than he could ever use. His boss encouraged him to take time off. He declined. He splits custody 50/50 with his kids' mom. She offered to keep them on his scheduled weekends if needed. He declined. His grad school classes are online so it's not like he had to be somewhere at a specific time. It just seems like he could have been there more if it was important to him. Rationally I know that he didn't need to be there, there was nothing he could do, etc. My experience with family in the hospital is that you stay with them as much as you can but I get that everyone doesn't operate this way. We don't have local family and my closest friends aren't here either so I was really dependent him. I felt incredibly guilty asking him to stay longer because I recognized that life was still going on even if I was stuck in the hospital. It was just a tough situation all around. I'm not angry at him now and I wasn't then. Eventually I asked my mom to fly here and she did. When she arrived he checked out completely, which I guess also contributes to how I feel about the whole experience now. [/quote] Wow, OP, expecting him to give up his weekend with his kids is insane. He only is with them 50 percent of the time, and the other fifty percent he is all yours. You sound like a selfish princess.[/quote] Just kill it with all the mean girl bullshit. Alone in a health scare while pregnant is enormously stressful and terrifying, and I'd say that biology dictates a mother thinking solely of herself and her child. You can't know how you'd feel unless you're in it, and she can be forgiven for wanting more support from the child's other parent. The issue now is how to move forward. [/quote]
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