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Finally, the morning has arrived. My husband has an early start, which of course he can't cancel (I love his job, yes). He left, I sent the older daughter to school, the younger — a friend just picked her up and took her to kindergarten. I'll call a taxi... I don't like ambulances, then the whole neighborhood will be talking about it, and overall, to heck with it, it's better if I handle it myself. If anything becomes clear, I'll write back...
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Olkin
We're waiting for news 🙏
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Soloveva Anastasiya
We're waiting.
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Oksana
We’re waiting, wishing you good luck, and hoping everything turns out well 🙏
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Marina
Darn, I hope the bag has been packed… good luck.
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Krivtsova Ekaterina
🙏
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Olga
You're such a daredevil. And you even waited. Why didn't we go right away?
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Oksana
Olga My husband left the house at 6:30. What should I do with the kids? Okay, the oldest could manage to get herself ready and go, but the youngest won't go to kindergarten on her own, unfortunately.
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Oksana
Marina There are four bags there; somewhere something is missing. Overall, though, everything is there. For now I will only take them to the pathology department, and God willing the rest will not be needed for at least another two weeks.
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Yuliya
Do you find yourself relying so much on other people's opinions?
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Oksana
Yuliya What are you talking about right now?
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yuliya
God willing, everything will be okay, and this is just some spotting and nothing more 🙏
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Irina
Please write whenever you can.
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Olga
Olga This is basically a force majeure, isn't it? ((( How can work be a priority when my wife is giving birth?
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Gulnara Shigapova
Olga Well, should he resign right away? He's a serviceman. Don't you understand the principles of this job at all? Especially now?
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Ekaterina Salina
You did a great job handling everything calmly. Everything will be fine.
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Yuliya
Yuliya I'm talking about the fact that you're worried about neighbors who might discuss something because of the ambulance.
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Olga
Olga I understand. But I usually illustrate with an example: if I were to die suddenly, I would probably be thinking about what to do with my children. The situation here is similar—it's a matter of priorities... giving birth is a moment when waiting can be fatal.
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Gulnara Shigapova
Olga Well, I could have managed it in three days. The kids to the boarding school, and back to work again. A week of inconveniences, and everything the same as before.
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Oksana
Yuliya I basically don’t like ambulances. I feel even unhappier when I have to ride in one 😁, and it seems they’re for real emergencies only, when someone needs to be saved, not just to take you somewhere—so why bother them? Maybe someone inside is dying, and a taxi could take me there.
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