Hi guys,
This is my situation and support and advice is much appreciated.
I had a difficult pregnancy due to Graves Disease and Gestational Diabetes. I have not been allocated a health visitor due to demands and lack of people as a result I have/had post natal depression which took 3 months for my health visitor team to diagnose. A further month until someone saw me and got me a prescription that went to my GP which refused to prescribe due to polycystic ovaries and needed a gynae review which never came and waited a further month before medicated.
In the meantime I had councillors who one is great the other making me feel uncomfortable. My lb then decided during one these sessions to try and jump off my knee (he is nearly 5 months old and trying to strengthen his legs, crawl etc), the only way I could catch him was by his legs. My lb had a feed decided to be sick so instead of changing him before said councillor turned up I left him in his top until she left. As a result she referred me to a safeguarding team as she felt "uncomfortable", this has now lead to me having a support team get in contact to help me out. However they were more upset that the health visitor team did not come check out my new home and that at nearly 5 months my baby hasn't got a health visitor name.
I was promised today I would get a phone call saying who my health visitor is going to be. I have the nice councillor on Wednesday and I am at the end of my tether with the health system, as instead of helping me they have made me feel worse. Any advice would be great as I am tempted to tell the mental health team to never come to see me again if they are not going to help me but try and make my worse fears come true.
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Geminiwitch22 · 03/11/2014 13:31
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