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I have some SERIOUS problems.. please click here, I REALLY need your help.. I think I'm going to CRY...?
My fiancee is VERY sick. For the past 3 days he's been throwing up blood. When we brought him to the doctors, we found out that he has cirrhosis of the liver. He may need a TRANSPLANT if it gets any worse. At this point I'm DEVISTATED. We're waiting for results from the doctor, and he's so sick, I just don't know what to do... I'm a full time manager of a large portion of a company, I am 7 months pregnant and I am having issues with this myself. He doesn't work, he's a stay at home, but I just don't know what to do about my job... I'm so stressed out that I'm starting to lose my hair. My fiancee's health is so bad, that when I talk about it I cry.. and I rarely ever cry... I'm just so TIRED. And for any questions, no he doesn't have hepetitis and rarely drinks but a glass of wine on occasion, so that's not why he has the cirrhosis. It's genetic. His father had it. I'm so stressed out that I've been having panic attacks, how do I handle this?? I'm just not used to so much happening...
Hon, I am so sorry you are going through this, and I am really sorry if this sounds harsh, but you need more help than Yahoo! Answers can give you.
The first thing you need to do it talk to your doc. The stress you are under is not good for the baby, and wouldn't it just add to the tragedy if something happened to the baby at this point?
You need to talk to your OB/GYN ASAP.
As for the job, FMLA, since you are a manager you should be familliar with that, tho since he is only a fiance there might be a problem with getting it. Talk to HR and if there is, you can always get a minister to come into your home and marry you (depending on where you live of course).
My cousin nearly died from complications of chirrosis last year, so I know the terror you are feeling right now. Please take care of yourself, provide what love and comfort you can and leave the rest to whatever higher power you believe in. Do not give up the fight. Good luck.
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