I’m terrified. Yes, I’ll admit it. As long as I have wanted
to be a mother I’m now so incredibly scared that I am going to suck at it.
I’m sitting here sobbing; I think that it has just now hit
me that this is real. In give or take 7 months I will have another human being
solely dependent on ME. I will be responsible for loving, feeding, changing, and
ensuring the safety of another person. I’ll admit it; I’m not really the
mothering type. When Dru gets sick, I get bitchy. I am not nurse like in any
way, shape or form. I want him to get better as soon as possible because I can’t
stand him when he is sick (and not because I can’t not look at him in pain, but
because it’s annoying to me).
Yes, I basically just admitted that my sick husband annoys
me. And when he had his wisdom teeth out last year, I left for a business trip
for the weekend…Less than 24 hours after his surgery. I did leave him with a swimsuit
top that worked well to keep ice packs in place on his swollen face but that’s
about it. I SUCK.
I’m hoping and praying that the mothering instinct just
kicks in and that I will be the worlds best mommy and know how to nurture my
child. My mom was pretty kick ass at it (and she still is) so hopefully it is
just passed down to me or something. And if that fails, at least I know that
Dru is pretty damn good at it (if only he had boobs to breastfeed). He always
takes care of me, after the many surgeries that I have had since we’ve been
married I know that he will take care of me and baby better than anyone. He’s already the world’s best kitty dad EVER! Even though these cute cuddly fat cats
know that mom is pregnant and lay on my belly (and bladder) every chance that
they get, they still love their dad more than ever.
I was so scared of leaving the hospital with a new baby, I got hives.
ReplyDeleteYou will do fine.
It will be okay. You have good days and bad days...well at least I do anyways. And they love you regardless of the good or bad. And when they wrap their little arms around your neck and hug you it seems to melt away a lot of the frustration for me on the bad days.
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