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Early pregnancy and my mother.

5 replies

PollyBlue6 · 26/04/2021 20:22

Posting for traffic here, I'm not sure if this is the right place but here we go!

I'm roughly 5 weeks pregnant, very early and very happy. Obviously because of covid I'm worrying abit more than normal.

I dont have a great relationship with my mum, we just aren't that close.

She and her partner think Covid is basically a cold, they don't believe in the vaccine, not getting the vaccine, they have been travelling throughout lockdown, one time to Europe, and up and down the country a few times, mixing multiple households.. you get the picture.

I'm worried about meeting up with her in the future. She's already asked to have my other 2 children for the day which I made up an excuse for.
She has a habit of making me sound like I'm over reacting, and because she's convinced Covid isn't 'that bad' she thinks everyone else is being daft and she's right.

Am I classed as high risk while pregnant? I've got my midwife app soon so will just clarify with it when I see her. I'm just trying to protect myself and my family.

Any help with Pregnancy during Covid would be great. Thank you.

OP posts:
SmidgenofaPigeon · 26/04/2021 20:25

No, you’re not classified as high risk and depending on your age group will be offered the vaccine fairly soon.

PinkCookie11 · 26/04/2021 20:35

Can you not just tell her you aren’t comfortable right now and need to remain careful for both you and your baby

PollyBlue6 · 26/04/2021 20:39

Thank you, that's a relief to know.

Yes I think I will just say that to her, hopefully there's no much she can say to that Grin

OP posts:
PinkCookie11 · 26/04/2021 20:41

Hopefully she has you and baby at her best interests and understands

mamamalt · 26/04/2021 20:42

You're classified as moderate risk, clinically venerable just because they're not sure about how it affects pregnant women and they're being cautious. I think what you do regarding your mum is up to you, but being pregnant and being in a pandemic is stressful enough so don't feel any pressure to see her if you don't feel comfortable.

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