I was recently in the hospital for several days. After staying with me in Emergency Room and seeing that I was settled I told my husband to go home and get some rest. I asked him to bring me some personal items the following day before he went to work (he was due to be at work at 1230pm). He said he would be. The next day around 1130 am when I hadn't heard from him I called home and left a message. The day went by and around 800pm I still had not heard from my husband, he go off of work at 530pm, so I called him, he answered and I just asked him if he could bring me the things I had asked, he said he was on his way. From our house to the hospital it is a 5 minute drive. By midnight he had still not came by nor did he call. I had passed the point of being upset, I was hurt and scared. My MD earlier that day said one of the tests I had indicated I may need to have a very complicated surgery. I was hurt because I was all alone, and my husband had not called or come by to see how I was doing. By the next morning I still had not heard from my husband. My best friend had called me late in the evening and I asked her to call my house to tell my husband I needed the items. I also called security in my apartment complex to go by my house to leave a note saying I needed him to call. When I still had not heard from husband I sent an email to my parents, my husbands parents, my sister and two of my best friends and asked them if they heard from my husband to tell him to call me. At this point I was so hurt, but I was also concerned about him I couldn't imagine him at least giving me a call. So finally my husband came by and brought the items I told him about.
Now this is not the first time that this has happened, over last two years I have been hospitalized several times. I just don't understand how to get him to understand how his actions (or lack of action) affects me and what it is doing to our relationship.
2007-02-21
05:58:39
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