Imagine being a pregnant woman with a high-risk pregnancy, and your husband decides to miss your important appointment for his sister’s hospital visit. That’s exactly what happened to one woman, whose husband (29m) chose to rush to his sister’s side instead of attending his wife’s (29f) crucial appointment. With a history of pregnancy complications and a 4-year-old autistic son, the wife was left to fend for herself. Let’s dive into the story and see if the husband was in the wrong.
High-Risk Pregnancy and Weekly Appointments
Anxiety and Past Losses
Always There for Her… Until Now ⏰
Autistic Son’s Struggles
Tantrums and Hiding
Sister’s Hospital Emergency
Wife Left Behind
Not So Serious After All
Dramatic Mom
Furious Wife
Calming Presence Missed
Priorities Questioned
Defending His Actions ️
What Ifs and Wife’s Anger
But Nothing Happened…
Husband’s Dilemma: Sister or Wife?
The husband is torn between his sister’s hospital scare and his pregnant wife’s crucial appointment. He chose to rush to his sister’s side, leaving his wife to deal with their autistic son and her high-risk pregnancy alone. The wife is furious, questioning his priorities and reliability. The husband defends his actions, saying he didn’t know his sister’s condition wasn’t serious. Now, the wife is still upset and constantly reminds him not to miss the next appointment. Is the husband really in the wrong, or was he just caught in an impossible situation? Let’s see what people have to say about this predicament.
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Prioritizing sister’s hospital scare over pregnant wife’s appointment. NAH.
Wife’s lack of concern for husband’s sister raises serious questions
NAH, except for your Mother. Difficult judgment call with consequences
Emergency with family member, NTA, excusable. Anxiety understandable.
NTA, wife needs to apologize. Sister’s injury justified visit
Choosing between a routine appointment and a potentially serious accident
NTA. Wife upset because emergency wasn’t as serious as thought
NTA: Wife in OB GYN’s office, she’d have told me to go
NTA prioritizes sister’s accident over routine pregnancy appointment
“Nah. It sucks you missed the appointment, but anxiety can be tough “
Empathy and understanding in a difficult situation.
NTA, wife should blame mother for not informing her properly
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Comment defends ditching wife’s appointment for sister’s emergency. NTA
NTA: Commenter shares personal experience and recommends therapy for wife.
Curious about the timeline? When did you find out it wasn’t serious?
Mother’s concern for daughter’s head injury sparks debate. NAH.
Navigating a tough choice between wife and sister
NTA. Wife inconvenienced, but sister’s injury could be serious
Understanding the struggles of a pregnant wife and empathy
NTA- Balancing priorities can be tough, especially during emergencies.
NTA, tough call but you made the right choice
Understanding the difficult choice and the absence of good options
