Fear does strange things to people, the fact that you are still talking is a positive sign, is he willing to go to counseling? Don't rush him it may be that he's overwhelmed by the responsibility of having to look after you and the little one. Its not the best way for him to handle things but then again we're not him and maybe that's his way of coping. Be gentle and positive when you speak to him....as for yourself make sure you are looking after yourself and the little one you carry. Eat well and sleep well, talk to your friends and family find someone supportive and lean on them they wont mind in fact I'm sure they will be pleased to help, see your Dr explain whats happening and see if he suggests medication, there are some that can be taken during pregnancy and breastfeeding, separation is like death and you go through the grieving process, hurt anger etc you need to try and aim for the most relaxation you can get be it reading a book, resting or meditation. Focus on yourself and the little one, you can do this! Best wishes :-)
2006-12-27 10:51:08
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answered by Just Thinking 6
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Thats awful, Im so sorry hunni. You have family and you are not alone, even though it seems that way.
Know that you are better off without a person like THAT in your life. You need to count on someone dependable. Turn to a friend? Think about whats best for the baby. Baby needs a father who WANTS to be a father. If he can abandon you at 8 months...dont keep holding on. When you hold your angel you wont feel alone anymore. Best of luck to you
2006-12-27 10:43:40
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answered by MommyTwice-TwiceTheLove 4
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Friends will help you and your family, honey. I'm so sorry. Your husband wanted space or your father in law? But, then again.. your just seperated. Seperations don't always last. I'm so sorry about your situation. Friends and family are the best medicine in this case.. and your 8 months pregnant? Is he going to be at the birth? I hope you two work out your problems.. Good luck to you, honey and your baby. :)
2006-12-27 10:42:51
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answered by tristan's mommie 2
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That guy's no good for abandoning you in your time of need! Try to surround yourself with positive people, people who care about you. Go to church, speak to your minister if you can. Look up support groups that can give you with the encouragement that you need. Try to stay calm for the baby's sake because it's not good to be under stress while pregnant. Don't be afraid to reach out to others for help. Maintain open dialogue with your husband. Even if he claims that he needs space, he should be there for you and the child throughout the pregnancy and long after that. Good luck.
2006-12-27 10:52:10
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answered by bombastic 6
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Any man who leaves his wife in the 8th month of pregnancy is a piece of trash that is best thrown out with the garbage.
He is a worthless, selfish, childish P.O.S that does not deserve to be a father. Lose him.....NOW!!
Next time you are shopping for a mate, you need to pay attention and get someone who is a MAN and understands the meaning of the word RESPONSIBILITY.
Face it, you picked and fell in love with a DOG and then had his child. I hope you learn from this and please don't make this mistake again. He abandoned you and your child, but don't lose hope. you need to be strong and call on other to help you be strong. People will do some amazing things when you tell them you need them.
Don't "be gentle and understanding" with him......tell him to come home and face his responsibilities like an adult or get an attorney. What does his father think of this?
Sorry for being hard, but it burns me up to hear stories like this. What the heck is wrong with people?
I wish you and your baby the best of luck and may God bless both of you.
2006-12-27 10:50:11
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answered by DJ 7
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You need to refocus your energy and a great place to do that is on your baby. Find a group for soon-to-be single moms, prepare the nursery and stop talking to your husband several times a day as it seems to be causing you to dwell on the situation.
2006-12-27 10:40:34
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answered by BritLdy 5
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Try to focus on your unborn baby. As much as it is very sad that you arent together, u can not make some one want to be with you. Just give him the time he needs and when the baby is born i think his priority will change for the better. goodluck sweetie
2006-12-27 10:48:51
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answered by Huff G 2
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Hire an attorney and make sure you get child support. Play hardball. If he needs space or has to help his father, make sure his lives up to his part in your child's life. Maybe once you get your attorney into his pocket, he will find a greater need to be a father as well as a supporting husband.
2006-12-27 10:43:57
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answered by Anonymous
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totally family and friends keep close to people that care and love you if the depression gets worse then you should really get professional help and maybe even get on some medication after the baby is born meds just calm you down and don’t let you think about it as much and i hope all the best to you and your baby
2006-12-27 10:43:10
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answered by se 1
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Please examine final paragraph intently. toddlers born to women who're depressed for the time of being pregnant are greater in all possibility to go through important delays of their progression,”It reported a learn stumbled on that the prospect of undesirable psychological and actual progression greater by employing as much as 34%, and whilst mothers had postnatal melancholy too, the prospect rose to 50%. previous examine have linked postnatal melancholy with toddlers’s progression, and this learn investigated regardless of if there is likewise a link with melancholy for the time of being pregnant. inspite of the actual shown fact that the findings point out a link, the courting between melancholy and developmental postpone is complicated. This learn can not coach conclusively that melancholy at any time is the reason for developmental postpone, which will have countless scientific, genetic and social/environmental reasons. the toddlers have been additionally examined in simple terms as quickly as at 18 months, and obvious developmental postpone at this age ought to no longer mirror their later progression. mothers who strengthen melancholy for the time of or after being pregnant should not be unduly in contact that they are in all possibility delaying their new child’s progression. This learn highlights the superiority of melancholy for the time of being pregnant and early motherhood; it additionally highlights the will for wellness carers to be alert for indications of melancholy, and to make certain that mothers and their toddlers receive the finished care and help they choose.
2016-10-06 02:21:36
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answered by lashbrook 4
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