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He has apologized about what he said about my dad but refuses that he is in anyway preventing me from heal from the loss of my aunt and father. The next day he said to me "go suck your dead dad's (I'm sure you can fill in the rest). When he finally decided to come inside and be with me, I wanted nothing to do with it and locked him out of our bedroom so I could be alone. When i took him to her car my ex would not respond at all when I asked about and told her please let me know if I can help. I had to learn from my son at our brief lunch that our daughter is flunking out in her first year school. My husband spent the day outside with his friend and was still with his friend when my dad passed. She won’y even authorize me seeing the kids grades via the schools on line. We knew my dad was being taken off of life support that day and he assured me that he wasn't scared. But I did video chat with him the day before he passed, while he was in the hospital bed. Also, I wasn't able to be with my dad when he passed. He also says things to me like "your aunt and dad (who passed away in 2018) would be so disappointed in you" and other mean things. Now after 6 years he has started accusing me of cheating and insists that he is not stupid and knows that I was with another man getting sympathy from him and not driving around alone the night she passed away. My husband would say things to me like "that (not nice word starting with a b) killed herself and ruined our family". But she had a massive heart attack weeks before she passed away. We don't know exactly what had taken her life because there was no autopsy. My husband had a tendency to say not so nice things to me about my grief. After that I didn't leave my house for 3 1/2 months. But I just couldn't be around all of the people so I drove more. So when the sun came up, I tried going into 2 different stores to shop. Shopping has always been my thing to do when I felt depressed. Sometimes I pulled over because I was crying to hard to see the road. I just drove the same streets over and over again. I turned off my cell phone because I didn't want everyone calling and asking if I was okay or when I was coming home. So I told my husband I was going for a drive. When my children came home after everyone else was gone and they had taken her body to the funeral home in the next town over, I felt extremely overwhelmed and unable to cope with life right then. Sometime during this someone had sent my children to the neighbors house. Some people just dont have it in them to confront their parents directly, but your husband may be willing to set boundaries in other ways, such as by limiting the frequency of visits with them or phone calls to reduce the. I called my mother and uncle, her sister and brother. Let him know that the behavior of your in-laws is coming between the two of you and that you need to be united as a couple. What I do remember is after the paramedics called her time of death, I collapsed. My aunt was one of the most important people in my life. The rest of the day is pretty much a blur. She had only moved in with us 4 days before. I went into the back room of our home, where she was staying to wake her up, but she didn't wake up. She explains: This is my mum, yeah I let my hubby have her a couple of times a week, yeah I’m that kind of wife. I told him that anyone who refuses to protect their pregnant partner failed them and is just dead weight in the delivery room.I lost my aunt on Mother's Day 2015. Speaking to the camera, Maklin claims that she shares her husband with her mum. Finally, I started crying, I told him that labour and birth will be the most painful and vulnerable experience of my life and that I need him to protect me. "The discussion continued back and forth. I then told him that there are only two priorities in the delivery room and neither of them are his mother or her feelings. "I actually had to explain why I refuse to give birth in front of his mother. "He goes onto say he knows his mother 'really wants to be in the room to see the baby’s first breath.' I replied logically, 'if your mom sees their first breath she will also see me pushing and will be looking down at my vagina.' I tried not to react but immediately I blurted out asking him why he would do that. It is too easy to let the parenting disagreements bleed over into the fabric of the. He starts off by saying he mentioned the support person protocol change to his mother. It may be hard when you are married to your childrens parent. She continued to write: "Recently my husband told me we needed to have a discussion.