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<blockquote data-quote="rgarcha" data-source="post: 109801" data-attributes="member: 22537"><p>My heart goes out to you, i know exactly how you feel, as something similar happened to me, 5 years ago. The only differance is that my daughter was only 3 months old at the time, tiny little baby.</p><p></p><p>I just put her down at time, and i layed on the sofa to get a quick nap, close by to her mose basket. All i can remember, was the time which was 12.00pm, and me on the sofa, everything was locket, the back door and the front door. At some point while resting i must of had a massive hypo, open the front door wide open, and the back door, and i remember waking up in the middle of the garden, its very dark, and my husband standing over me. It was middle of winter at the time, freezing cold. When i came around i couldnt stand and i had massive cuts and brusies every where, i managed to break my ankle, cheek bone, a finger and a massive cut to my head which needed stiches. We have stairs in the garden that goes down to the patio area, i was at the bottom of these stairs.</p><p></p><p>Like you i was feeling very guilty about the whole thing, what if someone came in the house, and kidnapped her, she must of been crying for hours, she must of been really destressed, all the what if's where going through my head endlessly. I had to have some form of conselling at the at end, as i kept crying over and over again, blaming myself for the whole thing. I even made things worse for myself, by keeping my bg's high, so i never hypo again, which wasnt the correct thing to do.</p><p></p><p>All i can say to you, is what was said to me. Just count your blessings that nothing happened to your son, and also that your still here to love him and care for him, and give him everything you dream to give him. God has given you a second chance, to be there for him. Just think, if your parents never found you, what would be the out come.</p><p></p><p>We are all here to support you, and help you, and we all understand, your pain, and feeling upset, but just remember, its not you to blame its your condition, and we all have live with it the best we can.</p><p>God bless</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rgarcha, post: 109801, member: 22537"] My heart goes out to you, i know exactly how you feel, as something similar happened to me, 5 years ago. The only differance is that my daughter was only 3 months old at the time, tiny little baby. I just put her down at time, and i layed on the sofa to get a quick nap, close by to her mose basket. All i can remember, was the time which was 12.00pm, and me on the sofa, everything was locket, the back door and the front door. At some point while resting i must of had a massive hypo, open the front door wide open, and the back door, and i remember waking up in the middle of the garden, its very dark, and my husband standing over me. It was middle of winter at the time, freezing cold. When i came around i couldnt stand and i had massive cuts and brusies every where, i managed to break my ankle, cheek bone, a finger and a massive cut to my head which needed stiches. We have stairs in the garden that goes down to the patio area, i was at the bottom of these stairs. Like you i was feeling very guilty about the whole thing, what if someone came in the house, and kidnapped her, she must of been crying for hours, she must of been really destressed, all the what if's where going through my head endlessly. I had to have some form of conselling at the at end, as i kept crying over and over again, blaming myself for the whole thing. I even made things worse for myself, by keeping my bg's high, so i never hypo again, which wasnt the correct thing to do. All i can say to you, is what was said to me. Just count your blessings that nothing happened to your son, and also that your still here to love him and care for him, and give him everything you dream to give him. God has given you a second chance, to be there for him. Just think, if your parents never found you, what would be the out come. We are all here to support you, and help you, and we all understand, your pain, and feeling upset, but just remember, its not you to blame its your condition, and we all have live with it the best we can. God bless [/QUOTE]
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