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Q: Having a Bad Day
asked by: tiamccoy819 on March 20th, 2008
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So me and my mom have been arguing all day and when I got home tonight she made me feel like crap and I have been crying ever since....(could also be the hormones)

She said (not asked) she was coming to the first ultrasound with us and I told her that we wanted the first one to just be us, becuase after the miscarraige it means something to us to be able to share that moment together of hopefully hearing the heartbeat for the first time since we didnt get to last time.

Well she flipped out and said I made the biggest mistake of my life by pushing her out of my life, and we werent the only ones affected by the miscarriage, and she cant believe how selfish I am and she is blaming it all on Matt (my boyfriend)...she came up in my room and yelled at me and started crying but when I went to say something she said "I dont wanna hear it" and walked out of my room and slammed the door.

Am I wrong for wanting the first one to just be me and Matt???
Everyone thinks its fine except my mom and she is taking the whole thing wrong. Crying or Very sad
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Mabel
replied on March 20th, 2008
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No, you aren't wrong for wanting it to just be you two.

It sounds like she is taking it wrong. Maybe you could tape the heartbeat and give her one of those frames where you can record something into it - put the ultrasound photo in it with the heartbeat as the recorded message and give it to her.
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tiamccoy819
replied on March 20th, 2008
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Ingi wrote:
No, you aren't wrong for wanting it to just be you two.

It sounds like she is taking it wrong. Maybe you could tape the heartbeat and give her one of those frames where you can record something into it - put the ultrasound photo in it with the heartbeat as the recorded message and give it to her.


maybe i will try and do something like that...i never thought about soemthing like that before. Thanks for the idea!!
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