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Huggymummy dh wanting to take ds abroad without her - update - thank you all

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huggymummy · 07/04/2008 21:54

Feels like years since I've been on mumsnet and I cant find original post.

Just want to say a bit thank you to all those who responded. I was overwhelmed and it helped me see sense and get through a difficult period. I cried loads but all your help really prompted me into action. I had no idea I was being bullied.

Yes, I flew out there and back with ds. Wasn't great. Sil was the biggest bitch but I was OK and given that things got really really nasty before we went it bearable.

Yes, saw 'dying' fil for a total of 3 hours!

Back home with ds, husband and mil. Marriage problems are now the big issue. DH working 24/7 so I'm looking after mil here on an open ticket. I should be mad as hell at looking after her given the nastiness but it's been calm as dh and mil need me. However, dh has been home for 45 with his mum and the crap has already started (teaching ds to say I'm a difficult mummy in their language etc and the mother son whispers)- so just need to sort out marriage now.

But I'm fine, ds is fine and safe so thank you all so much. No one can touch my ds without my permission.

I'll post an update soon (I've already sought legal advice about the whole thing).
Thanks so much - I feel so much stronger and very very humbled.

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sleepycat · 07/04/2008 21:56

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Mrspanic · 07/04/2008 23:08

Go Huggy ! MN is here when you want to vent about evil mil/weak dh. Main thing is you and your baby are safe at home and they can't threaten that.
xxx

OverMyDeadBody · 08/04/2008 07:59

It's good to know you and DS are well and safe and that you are on your way to sorting your marriage problems out. Keep us updated.

AMumInScotland · 08/04/2008 08:48

Glad to hear you're all back safe and sound, even if the probelsm are continuing. I read your thread but didn't post, but I was worried for you in that situation. Well done on seeking legal advice.

trulymadlydeeply · 08/04/2008 11:36

Really glad you're both home safely and together! Hope you have the strength to sort out your marraige, now. Good luck!

dittany · 08/04/2008 21:34

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MrsDanvers · 13/04/2008 21:16

So glad to hear you and DS are safely back home. Keep us updated on how things are going with toxic MIL. You know you can count on MN for advice and support!

Sakura · 14/04/2008 02:02

So good to see that you sound positive, and that you `ve realised that you were being bullied i.e that is not normal and no-one has to live like that
It sounds like your husband may choose his mother over you- what a frightening woman she must be to him deep down inside...
I would just bide your time and get out of there. you DH and MIL will cope fine without you

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