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Date: October 10, 2022
OP, I’m sure your dad was pissed because you are extremely young to be married with a child on the way and living with your parents during the beginning of Covid. I’m sure the whole thing was stressful for him. I can only imagine how nude it was to find yourself married with a baby in the way and living at you in-laws’s house during Covid and it sounds like your father’s stress didn’t make things better for your husband. It’s understandable that they would fight and words were said. Your husband put his big boy pants on and gave a nice apology, while your father took his big boy panties and threw them to the wind.
You are a wife and mother and your father is still trying to control you as a power move against your husband, and you. It’s time YOU put your big girl panties on and stand up for your husband. Your parents can come to your house, but neither you, nor your children, will step foot in a house where your husband is not welcomed.
You have anew family, now; your husband and your children, if even one of you is not accepted, then all of you aren’t accepted. You are still very young, but you need to grow up quickly.
Just go with the good ol “half your age plus 7” rule.
Now aday’s you might have to add more than 7 for maturity level sake. But that varies from person to person.
I never had Covid, let alone long Covid, but I've had chronic illness (fibromyalgia and a few other things). I'm well aware of the cycle of hope and despair when nothing helps and trying to do things just makes you worse.
It forced a new perspective, which did not come easily and did not come quick. I had to learn to handle just each day at a time and never to overdo it. I had to handle myself with kid gloves. I had to juggle competing priorities – exercise without overdoing it, adequate rest, weight management etc. All while raising teenagers in a dead marriage.
Although you might still love her, I suggest you not stress yourself out with what to do about the relationship right now. Gradually get healthier, and don't get discouraged when you trend downward again.
If you ever feel well enough to try to get back together with her, you can try at that time. But if you don't, somebody out there will love you just as you are.
Good luck, and know that you are not alone in your struggles.