This may be a bit of an odd complaint.
I am not English and my family lives abroad. My husband has a very small family; mum, dad, aunt who live about 30 minutes away. He has a brother and sister-in-law who live in Ireland (who are expecting their first baby this summer). My in-laws don't travel very often. However, this weekend, they are going to Ireland to see my BIL and SIL. This will be my FIL's second time ever on an airplane (to give you an idea of how often they travel).
I'm 38 weeks pregnant... I'm a bit bothered that they have decided to travel so close to my due date. Am I totally bothered over nothing? I guess I feel that they aren't very excited about the impending birth of their first grandchild if they are happy to miss it... I've been having some complications and I'm being sent back to the hospital today and there is every chance I could deliver this weekend.
I'm just sad that we won't have any family around. I know a lot of people are upset that their families are over-involved in the labour and delivery. I just wish we had some family around to care about ours. My question is - is this my crazy pregnancy hormones making me act irrational or is this is a normal reaction?
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In-laws... different kind of complaint! ;o)
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Kellyjdancer · 21/03/2014 12:59
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