I've been suffering from chronic pain for about fifteen years now (half of my life) and it's really taken its toll. My wife is currently pregnant and I fluctuate between knowing I'm going to love this little bundle of joy as much as I can to feeling drained and terrified about failing as a parent in so many ways.
I hate to sound selfish thinking about not being able to go to physical therapists or pain doctors because I'll be taking care of him, but I guess it's just a difficult situation.
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Single parent here. Of course you will still be able to go to physical therapists and pain doctors. You will take the baby with you and people will gush over it. They will hold it while you do your exercises.
You don't stay home when you have a baby, you are constantly out and about and the baby goes with you. It will be fantastically fun and you may even find that the distractions of a baby lessens your pain. When you get home, the baby will sleep and so will you. Always rest when the baby rests.
you will be fine, instinct will set in, you will make new friends with others that have had a baby, and a whole new world will open up for you.
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