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to expect my husband to come with me to hospital appointment

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paragirl1981 · 21/03/2014 14:51

I have a lump in my breast and have an appointment at the hospital on Monday to get it checked out.
My mum is looking after the dcs so I asked my dh if he could come with me.
Apparently he has a very important meeting at work so has decided to drop me off and pick me up later on the way home. I'm upset because I thought he would at least stay with me. I can't seem to explain to him how let down I feel without him talking over me.
He never supports me in anything and I'm getting fed up.
In the end I just told him not to bother and I'll go on my own.

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LouiseSmith · 22/03/2014 11:33

YADNBU - He should want to be with you. Maybe its his own reaction, to bury his head in the sand?

Hope its nothing serious for you. x

paragirl1981 · 24/03/2014 15:44

He came with me and stayed, the appointment was over very quickly we were on our way back home an hour later and I had a mammogram and ultrasound scan. They confirmed it was a cyst and totally benign and said it doesn't need to be removed.
So very happy!
We also had a chat on the way home and hopefully things will be better now.
Thanks everyone for all your help and support.

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whatever5 · 24/03/2014 15:49

I'm really pleased for you that everything is okay!

Tuhlulah · 24/03/2014 17:34

Hi, Paragirl,

I can't comment on your husband, but I just wanted to tell you this:

I recently went for breast screening after finding a lump I was happy to assume was a cyst, having had one/several before. So, being Mrs Independent, I went alone with my work and a marker pen. But when I got there and looked at all the other women who had partners, mothers, friends, children with them, I realised that not everyone had a cysts, and that some were facing bad news. I realised then BIG TIME that I had sleep walked into a nightmare, and that I had arrogantly assumed I was there for a cyst but might actually hear something bad myself. I very regretted not having anyone with me. The next time I took my DH with me, and was glad I did.

So irrespective of whether you are being unreasonable, i URGE you to take someone with you for support.

Tuhlulah · 24/03/2014 17:36

Sorry paragirl, I didn't see your last post. (mistake, not disinterest).
I am so pleased its a cyst. Hope the mammogram wasn't too painful.

DrankSangriaInThePark · 24/03/2014 17:43

Oh that's good news Para! On both counts. Smile

Inertia · 24/03/2014 17:59

Glad all is well :)

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