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i don't know if i can talk about it here?

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panele01 · 31/12/2015 21:05

hello everyone,
i am new here and i don't know,i am not sure if i can talk about it here? i am 20 weeks and 4 days pregnant
,but i am having problems in my life right now,difficulties,complications SadConfused

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GarlicBake · 26/01/2016 22:10

(And no need to prove your nationality to Mumsnet!)

panele01 · 26/01/2016 22:22

chocolatedrops31,ok,As esu Lietuve,nekalbejau tada lietuviskai,nes man kazkaip nesinorejo ir buvo keista rasyti lietuviskai,kai bendrauju su zmonemis angliskai

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panele01 · 26/01/2016 22:24

GarlicBake,thank youThanks But i just spoke my own language GrinBlush i am 1000% Lithuanian,i don't need a visa to live in London,i live here legally seriously,i can work in here and stay in here,i am talking about London

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GarlicBake · 26/01/2016 22:26

Jis jaučiasi dar labiau keista rašyti lietuviškai jums , nes aš nekalbu ją !

Wink
panele01 · 26/01/2016 22:26

GarlicBake Grin Cool WinkThanks

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twosugars · 26/01/2016 22:30

Panele I get the feeling that sadly it is going to take the arrival of your baby to force you into any action because you will have no choice by then.

Your baby needs you and it relies on you for everything.

I do empathise, I really do with your situation. Your mother sounds similar to mine and I have had depression. I totally understand that feeling of cutting yourself off and feeling immobilised as GarlicBake says.

But soon you are going to be a mum and you are going to HAVE to take action and make decisions.

But it is going to be a million times harder if you wait until you have no choice.

PLEASE get support.

panele01 · 26/01/2016 22:32

chocolatedrops31,do you believe me now or not? i don't need to take a picture of my passport and post that picture here,do i? I am asking because i don't know if i am allow to post any pictures here.......hmmmmm

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SouthWestmom · 26/01/2016 22:33

Garlic, my last three posts all state panele should go back to the GP if her mental health is bad. I'm not a stranger to mental health issues but there's only so many times numbers and links can be posted usefully.

panele01 · 26/01/2016 22:34

twosugars,i understand that completely,i am really sorry to hear about your situationSad Thank youThanks

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twosugars · 26/01/2016 22:43

So this is what I am genuinely confused about - if you understand, why can you not do anything about it?

Like I say, I do understand the depression issue but why are you able to post on this thread as often as you do but not able to call your doctor to arrange appropriate care for your baby?

chocolatedrops31 · 26/01/2016 22:45

Agree with twosugars. As I said it's not nationality which is the crux of the issue but the reason why you won't do anything to help your baby ..I thought your nationality might be the issue as I can't figure out another reason

panele01 · 26/01/2016 22:48

I feel like i am being questioned in a police station GrinSad Maybe,i am stupidSad Hmmmmmm

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panele01 · 26/01/2016 22:50

twosugars and chocolatedrops31,do i have to answer your questions?

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SomewhereInbetween · 26/01/2016 22:50

A few things don't ring true for me here. Firstly any vulnerable pregnant woman who is going through the problems that you, OP, are who has spoken to a doctor would automatically be referred to the social services who would then support and help you to access housing, medical care and benefits. By LAW a doctor would HAVE to refer you, a vulnerable adult.

Also, I find it difficult to believe that you would get to 20 weeks pregnant with only one scan and no other midwife appointments. Vulnerable adults especially are the ones most watched by midwives and doctors, I was in a lot easier situation that what you've described and had to have appointments with a midwife every two weeks.

You say you've been in this country 13 years but still have such a large language barrier?

Also, at 20 weeks pregnant do you have anything for your baby yet? Clothes, cot, pram etc etc? You say you've no money so how will you take care of your baby? You have had am lot of good advice from the good people of mn yet you have just kept going in circles and not acting on it which makes me suspect that you are enjoying the attention.

GarlicBake · 26/01/2016 22:51

Asking for help? Feeling undeserving? Fear of unknown? Lots of possible reasons. I'm "no stranger" to most of them myself, on a regular basis.

Break it down, make it easy, Panele :)

Health. Then support.

You can tell your doctor's receptionist, or ring the pregnancy service yourself. Either one. Easy, I promise.

panele01 · 26/01/2016 23:02

SomewhereInbetween,to answer your question,no,i am surprised myself why my GP hasn't referred me to do scans,to the midwife ect,so what if my GP has lots of patients to deal herself,she cannot do this to meAngry

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twosugars · 26/01/2016 23:03

Agree that a lot of this does not make sense

twosugars · 26/01/2016 23:03

so call them?

panele01 · 26/01/2016 23:06

I am 24 weeks and 1 day pregnant nowThanks

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panele01 · 26/01/2016 23:06

twosugars,ok,i will do that

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SomewhereInbetween · 26/01/2016 23:07

Yeah, blame the doc instead of taking responsibility Hmm

panele01 · 26/01/2016 23:08

On this Wednesday,i will be 24 weeks and 2 days pregnant Thanks

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panele01 · 26/01/2016 23:10

I am not blaming my GP since its my fault why nothing is happening

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SomewhereInbetween · 26/01/2016 23:12

i am surprised myself why my GP hasn't referred me to do scans,to the midwife ect,so what if my GP has lots of patients to deal herself,she cannot do this to me Angry

You blamed her there...

GarlicBake · 26/01/2016 23:12

Actually a lot of GPs fail to do it. Mine did, then had a go at me because I hadn't had a 12-week scan! I didn't know I supposed to self-refer to a midwife, and wouldn't have known how to. I assumed all that had changed for the better - but just did a quick Google, and it hasn't.

Might be best to call the pregnancy service.

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