Author: Anthea » Tue Aug 20, 2013 12:33 am
I think that this is an extremely emotional time for you - if as he claims - he has genuinely changed (
I would believe that as much as I believe in the tooth fairy and Father Christmas) - keep him at arms length for the next few months - if he has behaved himself for the entire 6 months then you could reconsider
Kurdish men who come here to work often leave their wives back home for months - sometimes even years at a time - but in all the time they remain in UK the vast majority would never shame their families by being unfaithful - so it will be reasonable of you to ask him to wait a few months until you have fully recovered from the birth - you need peace and calm - you need
YOU TIME - you need time to bond with baby - at the moment you are a prime candidate for post natal depression - talk to your doctor
I would suggest that during those months if he wishes to see your baby - do so through Social Services - we do not know what sort of lies he has told his parents - they may have been told you are a terrible person and try to pressure him to take the baby - just be
VERY careful - your children are most important and your own health and well being - you training will guide you - if possibly you should seek face to face counselling to help you work through your emotions
I suggest the
Samaritans - in England they offer free counselling sessions - I expect it is the same in Scotland - they are totally unbiased - your parents and I will feel that Mr Charm needs a kick up the backside and deportation - your feelings are the ones that count - you and your children's future will rest on what you decide
Thought for the night: Marry in haste - repent at leisure
Good Luck

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