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@jerryklasic My kid was prem so we were in newborn clothes for ages, but also we got heaps of hand-me-downs from other prem parents and have already loaned them out to another family who had a teeny baby.

@happilyretired I don't see the problem, that's quality first trimester eating.🤣

@mrslambrou That's a very common feeling. (Equally, there are some people who decide to work in the field after a personal experience. All valid.) Your experience of trauma is real and valid.

@stumblingman Yes, works in lots of areas!

@ajewelinhiscrown If this is not your strong suit, I think you take them up on it. They may have some great ideas. Regularly being late is disruptive to the class and your daughter is missing out. Not to mention, I'm sure it's embarrassing and stressful for you. It needs to be a priority, but...

@jtmorris Something that works pretty well in our house is saying or counting the steps aloud. For example, I would count aloud the number of scoops of formula I was putting into a bottle, or say aloud the steps when I'm drawing up medication or doing a tube feed.

@misseldiva Yep. Australian, I take my little one to the follow up appointments mainly for science at this point since we see so many doctors and therapists outside the follow-up program, but I would absolutely not be paying for the privilege.

@hyacynthia Your feelings are valid and your trauma is real. It doesn't matter that someone else had a similar experience and didn't experience it as traumatic. Fuck them for suggesting you shouldn't feel as you do. There are soldiers in the same unit and one can have PTSD and not the other...

@bpolst This is extremely healthy and mature of you.

@mtol118 Congratulations! It's a tough journey but it's so worthwhile❤