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Old 10-08-2012, 05:31 PM #1
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Thumbs Down Not coping.

I have a 2 yr old baby daughter. She is amazing and beautiful. Full of beans.

I don't feel good enough for her. I am exhausted all the time. In constant head pain, so pretty grumpy.I was told this week by another mum I look like a model mother. A model as in role model.

Inside I have changed and feel useless. I don't enjoy taking her out or playing with her, but do these things on autopilot.
I know the accident is to blame and I am so angry at the far reaching results of it. My baby has become so insecure since I was in hospital.
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