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Do you know a GP in Melbourne who would sign a 'Medical Contraindication' form re:my right to refuse vaccines?
We are doing less than the full schedule of vaccines but I need a form to say I'm a conscientious objector to get a childcare rebate. Can anyone help?
4 AnswersNewborn & Baby1 decade agoI don't like my partner. We have a 7month old baby. Can you get the magic back?
My partner is hard work. Everything little thing is a big deal for him. Which in turn stresses me out. I can't imagine why I would choose to spend the rest of my life with someone who makes life so difficult. His current complaint is being woken up by the baby at night. I mean hello? The baby is 7 months old. For the first 5 months of his life my partner has slept in a separate bedroom so he could sleep through before going to work which I thought was fair enough. Now he is unhappy about having to sleep there, wants to return to the master bedroom and wants me to do something about our baby's night waking. I think he has completely unrealistic expectations about a baby's sleep patterns because even if the baby sleeps in his own room he is still going to wake up several times a night (and guess who is going to go and help him get back to sleep).
If I honestly answer the 'do I like him?' question, at the moment the answer is no.
But we have a 7month old baby. I don't particularly want to be a single mother nor do I want to deprive my partner of his right to see his son grow up.
Is this a normal relationship blip post baby? Is it possible to get the magic back into a relationship???
10 AnswersNewborn & Baby1 decade agoI don't like my partner. We have a 7month old baby. Can you get the magic back?
My partner is hard work. Everything little thing is a big deal for him. Which in turn stresses me out. I can't imagine why I would choose to spend the rest of my life with someone who makes life so difficult. His current complaint is being woken up by the baby at night. I mean hello? The baby is 7 months old. For the first 5 months of his life my partner has slept in a separate bedroom so he could sleep through before going to work which I thought was fair enough. Now he is unhappy about having to sleep there, wants to return to the master bedroom and wants me to do something about our baby's night waking. I think he has completely unrealistic expectations about a baby's sleep patterns because even if the baby sleeps in his own room he is still going to wake up several times a night (and guess who is going to go and help him get back to sleep).
If I honestly answer the 'do I like him?' question, at the moment the answer is no.
But we have a 7month old baby. I don't particularly want to be a single mother nor do I want to deprive my partner of his right to see his son grow up.
Is it possible to get the magic back into a relationship???
13 AnswersMarriage & Divorce1 decade ago