Hi I’m new to mumsnet but looking for a little advice please, please bear with as this could be a long post,
AIBU? My DH has had several medical problems over the 18 years of marriage and I have dropped everything to support him, I have always been there for him and helped in every way a wife should all while holding down a prominent career and always putting myself last. I literally do everything for him I work full time long hours and still come home and switch to wife cooking cleaning taking care of my kids ages 16-18. Iv always felt like I don’t matter and just carry on doing the day to day, however this weekend I collapsed and had to call an ambulance, my DH was adamant I didn’t need a ambulance even tho I was withering in pain, the pain was something Iv never felt before I couldn’t control it, anyway ambulance took me to hospital DH stayed at home not once did he message to see how I was my oldest DD who is married and has her own house came to hospital with me and stayed with me the duration, I was pumped full of morphine to ease my pain along with anti sickness meds and they found I have severe damage to my stomach, hence the pain, I was allowed to come home on conditions there is someone at home and I am awaiting a camera down the pain I am experiencing is something else it takes my breath, DH picked me up from hospital and dropped me off at home literally at the door and proceeded to go out he left me at home, when he came back not once did he check on me or even offer me a glass of water, none of them did, I had to go back in to me mode and take care of myself I just feel so lost and feel like I don’t matter, it’s like I am a robot he even asked me to do the shopping today even tho I am in physical distress and he can see that! Do I really not matter? I feel I am at my wits end 18 years I have supported him and I can’t even get a glass of water when I am unwell and I being unreasonable I just don’t know what to do I feel like packing a bag and disappearing . Any advice would be welcomed
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