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It's a bad, bad night. - Feel free to reply

by SingleMumToBe @ 2008-04-10 - 00:34:43

It's not a good night...

The ex-boyfriend (God it kills me to refer to him as that) has requested unless anything happens with the baby that I do not contact him. Its supposedly "for the best". I don't like being alone, I miss him so much. especially the thought of him being with his wife again makes me want to kill him and cry at the same time!

He's also told me I can expect about £30 a week in child maintenance from him. Sounds like nothing really doesn't it? The whole benefit/housing benefit system is so complicated, I'm going to go via the jobcentre and see if they can explain it to me. Fingers crossed!

It's strange, sometimes I feel okay. Except for money, I feel like maybe I can do this, and I'll be okay. But when it gets to night time especially, or I speak to him or my parents,or see an ordinary family, I feel so alone and scared, I know it's a terrible thing to say but sometimes I even wish I wasn't pregnant, I'm not capable. I'm not strong enough, I just can't do it. Pregnancy moodswings multiplied, eh? Just cant's stop crying. Really struggling to eat or sleep too, and that makes me feel even more guilty for being a bad mother, and my poor wee one hasn't even been born!

I'd really appreciate hearing from anyone who's been in a position like this? Any tips on how to sort it out, money, anything really! While I have really good friends, it's not really within your average 20year olds usual realms....

Thanks alot xx


 
 

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trintrin1xtrintrin1x [Member]
2008-04-10 @ 03:03

Aw hunny, i was not in the same position as u but was married(to a dick) at 21 and was 6 months pregnant, i left him after 1 year and with baby in tow went through the homeless/benefit/housing thing. It is amazing how resiliant and strong u become, because u have this baby to care for, i know from what u are saying there is not a hope in hell he is going to put his name on the birth certificate, but when u go to the jobcentre ask what benefits u are entitled to and they will tell u , dont worry, cause when this baby comes along you will cope, and i wish u would keep me updated on ur new arrival, thinking of u trina x

monkeyshamblemonkeyshamble [Member]
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2008-04-10 @ 09:35

I don't know how it is where you live but here in sweden the father is in a way forced to admit he's the father.
And if he says he's not he has to take a blood sample to prove he is.
And here you have right to get benefits so you and the baby is taking care of.
And I'm sure you will too they can't let anyone starve.
Try to find out what benifits you can get and I'm sure it wll work out for you.

SingleMumToBeSingleMumToBe [Member]
2008-04-10 @ 10:51

YEa he'll admit he's the father and pay child maintenance, but his wife will make it as difficult as possible to see the wee one!

Feeling a lot better this morning. I'm sure I won't be starving to death - I'm such a drama queen! :D

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