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First timer- Husband of a PGY1
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Originally posted by bobk View PostWelcome JT! I'm also a SAHD, wife is PGY3 in Ob/gyn.
You get a double whammy from the isolation of a SAHD and being a "single" med spouse parent. It's hard, but I wouldn't trade this for regular work/day care.
You'll definitely find that things get easier as you get comfortable with your role and your child gets older. Also, your wife will be under less stress as time goes along and she gains more experience. Those first few months are especially brutal.
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Welcome.
My first year as a SAHD was awful - we lived in resident housing, and I was completely shut out by the moms/medspouses. The isolation was so intense though, that I developed a special bond with my oldest kid. That was only for internship, and things got immeasurably better when we moved into a "real" neighborhood.
Nice to have you aboard. Just got back from our vacation, so we're unpacking and trying to get the sand out of the suitcases.Enabler of DW and 5 kids
Let's go Mets!
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