Ld5 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 16, 2021 3:43 am This probably makes me insensitive but I’m really not trying to be. I actually feel more for Justin during that time (not that knowing you’ll have a still birth isn’t..) imagine getting that call from that far away that your unborn child is now gone. The hours it took him to rush home must have been agonizing for him. Then to just be back for a few short days before having to finish his deployment. He had no time to grieve and suffered Bells Palsy because of it. She could have taken that time to really dive into her emotions and get proper therapy but she had to go and start implanting a new baby without him and purchasing an emotional support dog that is anything but.
You would think she’d allow him to have a video where he explained in detail what his thoughts were during that time but she will never let him. She never lets him express anything, ever.
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That's a really good point. In the military, it's normally the other way around. The military member has died or gotten injured, and the spouse is left rushing around to try to get to them wherever they have been flown to, sitting at airports waiting and waiting, all in a very low-intel environment without many details.
So you are so right. This was reversed. He was truly alone trying to get home, not knowing really what was happening. She was the one at home, with all the information and not needing to run around the world.