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Hi girlies, I got induced with my son November last year. My friends gc was supportive of me when I told them and were wishing me goodluck. Once I had the baby nobody was answering me and they removed me from the gc. One of the girls I was closest with had a problem with me that I didn’t know anything about waited til then to do anything and had everybody follow behind her. Mind y’all when I was pregnant i had preeclampsia and became anemic so I felt sucky all the time and didn’t hang out much. Anyways I was wondering if anybody else had similar stories of their friends acting weird during pregnancy or after the baby.
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Learn more about our guidelines.I had one friend (long distance) but she has kids of herself so it was all understandable. Our friendship went sideways due to some differences until now, I don’t really have that much friends. My first child, I got induced also due to high blood pressure + preeclampsia .
I think it’s heart breaking how many friends you lose when pregnant let alone when you have your little one :( I lost every single friend! Similar to you I also had anemia after a liver disorder during pregnancy and then blood loss. I was living in third person, I had no energy and felt heartbroken to lose friends. Now I’m 3 years post partum and so glad to not have those people in my life. True friends don’t treat you like that, it’s hard now but in the long run it’s a blessing
I lost a friend I’ve known since middle school about 6 months into my pregnancy. It was the most odd thing ever, she was the first person I told. She seemed so excited over the phone, I literally called her right after I took my test. I’m not even sure what exactly happened, but I guess it’s for the best and I’d rather not have those type of people around my son.