I am really struggling to accept the new situation, I would appreciate any advice.
My DH and I have a 4 year old DD. One year ago we started TTC again. It was mainly me wanting a second one and DH just agreed. After one year of not conceiving, he announced to me that he doesn't want another baby.
The irony is that after he told me this, I had a positive pregnancy test that ended in an early miscarriage. So the last month has been an emotional roller coaster for me.
I understand that I cannot force him to have another baby if he doesn't want one. But I cannot cope with the idea of having only one. We don't have any family in the country and very few friends/borderline acquaintances. I cannot stop thinking that once we die my DD will be left all by herself. I am 40 and he is 43, there isn't really any time to wait and see if he is going to change his mind. I don't want to, but I already resent him for his decision.
Any advice on how to cope with this? thank you!
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Struggling to accept I will have only 1 DC
Alexandra07 · 10/01/2022 11:08
Alexandra07 · 10/01/2022 11:08
I am really struggling to accept the new situation, I would appreciate any advice.
My DH and I have a 4 year old DD. One year ago we started TTC again. It was mainly me wanting a second one and DH just agreed. After one year of not conceiving, he announced to me that he doesn't want another baby.
The irony is that after he told me this, I had a positive pregnancy test that ended in an early miscarriage. So the last month has been an emotional roller coaster for me.
I understand that I cannot force him to have another baby if he doesn't want one. But I cannot cope with the idea of having only one. We don't have any family in the country and very few friends/borderline acquaintances. I cannot stop thinking that once we die my DD will be left all by herself. I am 40 and he is 43, there isn't really any time to wait and see if he is going to change his mind. I don't want to, but I already resent him for his decision.
Any advice on how to cope with this? thank you!
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