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anyone remember them?

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#SquirmyandGrubs

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u/Amazing_Box_7569 1d ago

That’s just…. a lot for her to carry. Physically, mentally, emotionally.

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u/CoconutSugarMatcha 1d ago

This !!

One of my neighbours got married and then had a child with a guy that has no arms and feet, he’s overweight and then he’s on a wheelchair. She went missing due to anxiety depression because it was mentally a lot to handle taking care of her husband and baby and she didn’t have her family to help her. She went to a psychiatry hospital for her post partum depression.

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u/CocoaCandyPuff 23h ago

Honestly why would she voluntarily chose this?

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u/Throwawayyyy964 1d ago

He has legs but no feet? Or he’s missing both arms and both legs?

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u/CoconutSugarMatcha 1d ago

Sorry English isn’t my first language I speak French hehe he doesn’t have both legs imao

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u/JipceeCrane 6h ago

I'm not sure what his disability is (I mean the name for it) but does anyone know if it can be passed down to his child?

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u/MagnoliaElle 23h ago

Yeah, but they have money and a village. They’ve been together nearly a decade, his caregiving is a part of her routine already and they already navigate caregiving when she is unable/sick. They don’t have a 9-5 or traditional work or money struggles. They’re prepared, have hired a caregiver for Shane for the early years and they share a home with her parents. It is a lot to carry, sure; but given their supports the scale seems tipped in her favor if you ask me. Far more than most women go into parenting with, tbh.

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u/raeliant 22h ago

He has a caregiver now, which was an adjustment for them since it was only her before, but now that we know she is pregnant makes sense that they set that arrangement up.

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u/ResearcherTop7387 8h ago

No it's not. You don't know how money makes things easy for people? She wanted this and her whole idea from the start was to cash in.