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Pickles77 · 28/09/2012 16:44

To go up the m23, m25 and m11 for a 2.5 hour drive with a 14 day old just been fed and a dog for the weekend

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Pinkforever · 28/09/2012 18:03

Tbh I am not surprised that your dad is peed off. They have tried to support you the last few months and your twunt of an ex clicks his fingers and you go running.

YABU-if you feel you cant cope then seek help from your hv or gp not from a man who has already let you down repeatedly...

Pickles77 · 28/09/2012 18:57

I havent said I've gone. That was a bit harsh thanks

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MrsHelsBels74 · 28/09/2012 19:00

Hello Pickles have been wondering how you were getting on. Sorry you're struggling, it is hard work. Am glad the father has been good but I wouldn't set out this evening, maybe tomorrow morning if you're dead set on going. I agree it would be better for him to come to you but appreciate its difficult & could be awkward.
Hope things start to get easier for you soon.

confusedpixie · 28/09/2012 19:51

I hope you haven't gone yet, getting over the QE2 is a nightmare on a Friday night ignoring the rest of the m25! Please leave it as late as you can without getting too tired to do the drive as the road is much better the later it is!

Surely it'd take more than 2.5hours too? I get off at the A12 and it takes me 3ish hours to get to the end of that from the M23?

Pickles77 · 28/09/2012 20:30

I was good, I didn't goSmile

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ThunderboltKid · 28/09/2012 21:01

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Pickles77 · 28/09/2012 21:16

Although I snapped at pink forever she is right

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Pinkforever · 29/09/2012 08:21

Please dont apologise pickles. I do understand why you want things to work with your ex-I really do. But I still think that at the moment everything is still too early and he needs to prove that he is good enough for you and for your dd.

Flisspaps · 29/09/2012 08:25

Did you stay home? I hope so Smile

The other thing to bear in mind is that your DD should only be in a car seat for an couple of hours - any longer journeys in future will mean you need to stop and take her out of the seat for a while as they're awful for babies backs.

Pickles77 · 29/09/2012 13:37

I didn't go, he's going to come down after work later. The problem with him coming down is the likelihood of my father strangling him Wink

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Pickles77 · 30/09/2012 17:00

I went halfway Saturday. A bloody disaster. Good job I didn't go the whole way on Friday. Thank u everyone for convincing me not to x

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Flisspaps · 30/09/2012 18:31

I take it he hasn't risked visiting you then?

Pickles77 · 30/09/2012 18:55

He's too scared

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