? I am pregnant 10 months. Last year, a son was born in 65438+February 19. After I gave birth to him, I experienced helplessness and pain that I have never experienced in my life. My husband is an irresponsible person. Before I gave birth, I told him that nothing is more important than my giving birth, so don't make any mistakes. Taking care of me and my baby is what you should do as a husband and father. I have never needed your care so much in my life. Although I told him in advance, he didn't listen to these things, which once disappointed me to the bone.
? My son arrived as scheduled according to the expected date of delivery, and the doctor said that I could not be advised to have a caesarean section by the way. My mother was afraid of my accident and resolutely agreed to the doctor's advice. My son was born at five o'clock. As soon as the son was born, the doctor said that his crying was different from other babies and needed to be transferred to pediatrics. Later my son was sent to pediatrics, but I fell asleep in pain. Because the baby has gone to pediatrics, pediatrics has always said that it will cost a lot of money to check this and that, basically 4 thousand a day, and my medical expenses will cost more than 2 thousand a day.
? Since I gave birth to my son, my in-laws have been frowning, not taking care of me in the hospital bed, saying that I didn't have a good rest and felt uncomfortable. My parents always take care of me, and my husband ignores me, that is to say, he is not feeling well, saying that he has eaten something and his stomach is not good, which makes people unable to see it all day. This makes me angry, disappointed and sad. Why does everyone in their family look like this? On the third day, they found that the baby had been spending money and asked the doctor what was going on. Then the doctor said something to scare them. My mother-in-law said that I caught a cold in the rain and that I was pregnant and lost my temper. I've been lying there, scaring my husband. It's just a bunch of bad things about me, which means that the problem of children is my problem. Later, I said that I didn't take medicine when I was pregnant, so there couldn't be any problems. I insist that my husband discharge the child. Later, the doctor also said that it was nothing more than a false alarm, and the baby grew up healthily after discharge. So I especially cherish this child, especially.