Anonymous wrote:spirit airlines recently got sued and lost for refusing to let an autistic 4 year old board without a mask, I'm sure they would have let your 2 year old on if you really pushed the issue.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP was always going to go. The posts were very clear that she wasn’t looking for opinions but for people to co-sign her idea.
PP, what do you have to gain with a post-script comment like this. Maybe you should take a vacation from being snide.
OP, glad it went well!
Anonymous wrote:OP was always going to go. The posts were very clear that she wasn’t looking for opinions but for people to co-sign her idea.
Anonymous wrote:OP was always going to go. The posts were very clear that she wasn’t looking for opinions but for people to co-sign her idea.
Anonymous wrote:OP was always going to go. The posts were very clear that she wasn’t looking for opinions but for people to co-sign her idea.
Anonymous wrote:Op here.
We went and left the 2 yo home. It was wonderful.
DH and I had lots of good one on one time together and with our older DC.
Our youngest did well at home with the nanny. We were in touch continuously via phone.
We did sign temporary guardianship papers before we left in case anything should happen while we’re gone. I prepared a binder for her with insurance info (health, life, travel), plus relevant medical records, our will/trust, etc.
Our “nanny” really is our family. Even setting aside the trip, she’s the person who would be the guardian for both of our children if we died.
Before this trip I was very depressed. I am on meds and i do therapy and they weren’t working. Having a week away has given me my Will to live back. Life CAN be enjoyable. My life feels worth living again. I feel like a new person. Or rather, I feel more like myself again.