I was very ill over the weekend, vomited every half an hour for 12 hours on Friday then needed 2 days to recover and actually face the thought of eating again. Seems to have been either a stomach bug or food poisoning.
I have a 3 month old ds and dh is on holiday at the moment so the childcare rested on him.
He looked after ds on Friday through to Saturday night.
Sunday morning I took ds because dh was "exhausted" until my mum came mid morning to take over. I went back to bed at this point. My mum had to leave at 3 which is when dh finally decided to get out of bed.
MIL turned up with BIL at about 6pm to look after ds, MIL left at 8, BIL stayed the night.
I spent the whole day in bed and woke up at 8am Monday by BIL asking dh if he could give him a lift home. I asked why hadn't ds woken me in the middle of the night as he doesn't sleep through and was told that BIL had been up all night with him whereas DH had gone to bed as normal.
I'm a bit at this because I look after ds while dh works 6 days a week, do all the night feeds and my supposed alternate Sunday morning lie in hardly ever happens because dh won't get out of bed for ds so I have to go much longer than 1 weekend without sleep.
My mum is convinced I am pregnant again (I'm not) and was discussing this with MIL by text yesterday when MIL said "Well if she is pregnant then she's milking it".
This has really upset me and dh doesn't understand why. I suffered from bad morning sickness with ds and had to take a month of work in the first trimester because of it but there was no word of me "milking it" then.
Is it simply because her precious darling boy had to actually wake up in the middle of the night for the first time in 3 months and couldn't hack it so much that after only 2 nights enlisted help then left said help to it? Or is it because she is under the impression that I should just grin and bear it if I am ill? As far as I am concerned, I am not a single mother so dh will share the parental responsibility, especially if I am ill.
AIBU and have I over reacted?
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TheMeow · 10/11/2010 17:35
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10/11/2010 17:44
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