Early mc and returning to work
Hi All
I am have issues with hormone levels which means that although I can get pregnant the chances of my miscarrying are greater than most this has all been explained and I was told that it wasnt a reason to stop trying if I felt I could handle the most likely outcome so we decided to try. on Wednesday evening I suffered an early mc at 8 weeks it will be my 5th , the mc was complete I know this sounds silly but I had mentally prepared for it to happen from day one because of the other 4 and knowing about my health problems. It didnt stop the feeling of heartbreak or dread when I realised what was going on but did help after I was told it had happened,
My question is I have been phsyically ok'd by the doctor to go back to work and I want to. but people (MIL & FIL )keep telling me I should take more time off,
I took Thursday and Friday off (lied and said I had a migraine) but want to go back to work on Monday. People at work didnt know i was pg and tbh wont be very sympathetic as I know my boss literally worked through one. Thing is if i take more time off im going to have to explain why and I really cant be bothered going through all the formalities they have in place . mentally right now I am in a place where I can get through the day, function and talk about it at home with the people who care about me
Im not bottling it up and do talk about it with my mum, siblings and OH I just really dont want to go into details at work. I just want to look to the future get on with things and wait till i can try again
Im upset and i would be a heartless cow to not be, im tearful but mentally I know I can get through a day at work, I have managed it 4 times in the past . I work for in a hosp and am surrounded by doctors & nurses so I know im ok if anything goes wrong I dont have a strenuous job so I can take things easy , potter around and no one will notice if I dissapear off for a few mins if things get a bit emotional
Should I go back to work or listen to MIL & FIL?
To all of your that are grieving remember hope costs nothing xx
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