MIL Purposefully Gave My 1 Year Old Chickenpox Without Me Knowing r/Relationships

Relationship Reddit Stories, OP left her daughter with her mother-in-law whilst running some errands but MIL decided she was going to "help" by giving the 1 year old chicken pox.

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[MarkNarrations]

Hey hey all, hopefully this should be the last video with the high frequency buzz that some people are picking up on. Much love :)

[johnlastname]

Locking a sick baby in a car while under the assumption that the mother won't be able to unlock it is a one way ticket for loosing parental rights during the divorce.

[alexharney]

Story 1: Chicken pox lay dormant in the nervous system and can cause Shingles later in life! That mother in law is a psycho.

[Daydream-]

Oooooh the irony of the MIL getting freaking shingles

[poetryqn]

Story 1: He locked a sick baby in the car to get his way. Let that sink in. I can't see this getting any better. OP's husband locked his sick child in the car to FORCE his wife to apologize to his batshit mother. Ah, karma. I'd be happier with Trish's shingles if I didn't know that now Annie risks the same painful disease later in her life- something she would never have had to worry about but for her nutsy granola grandmother. I know it's easy for me to say, but OP really needs to walk away from this marriage to protect her daughter. The problem is OP's husband, who not only thinks his mother knows best, but will use force to get his way.

[TheBlueDsc]

I don't even need to hear the story. That MIL would never see my children ever again.

[DaBaseBallZ]

Story 1:This is the one time I will agree with Reddit's Super Saiyan level yells of divorce
If i was OP, I'd be in jail for manslaughter

[davidransom]

A police report should have been filed. He purposefully locked the child in the car thinking nobody could get her out. Just because it's Christmas doesn't mean it's cold, and not 90 degrees and sunny. There doesn't need to be a discussion about the relationship, time to file for divorce. MIL gave child a disease that could kill her. Let CPS investigate and it coould help with the divorce terms.

[sweetsleeperagent]

"We need to have a serious discussion about our future together."

Yeah, here is how the discussion should go.... "Here are divorce papers. Go back to live with your mother."

[greenbeacon]

MIL getting Shingles is such poetic justice 😹

[Swnsasy]

I remember a neighbor, my son is 29 now, trying to "infect" my son saying, "It's easy as a baby to get over." She tried EVERYTHING to get into my house, bringing us a gift spit up towels but they were used.. I blew up on the 13th time of her trying.. I've never had it nor any of my 3 adult kids... I remember my daddy got shingles!! I would see if I could file assault charges!! Her getting shingles, GOOD!!! Serves her right!! They are painful! First time I with Reddit, DIVORCE!!!

[jackwatt]

"Trish had come down with shingles and was in the emergency room" - Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

[Russman]

Trish and Jack deserve each other. Between her getting a germ riddled blanket and him trying to hijack OP and the baby to force an apology, let him stay there.

[Castaneights]

Divorce and she still doesn't know what to do? The fact that he locked his OWN daughter and doesn't care is the final straw.

[faeriefire]

#2: The sister "was always there for her, and did everything for her. All she ever did was support her!" I guess that's true! This generous angel of a sister also magnanimously stepped in to sleep with her fiancé once he was "tired of her" and is graciously carrying his child so OP doesn't have to wreck her own body, I guess. What a gem! 😍

[themayhemofmadness]

It’s karma that Trish ended up in the hospital with shingles.

But OP needs to tell her divorce lawyer that not only did Trish purposefully and maliciously infect her infant daughter with Chicken Pox, but that her STBX locked their sick infant daughter in a car, with the intention of forcing OP to go inside the house for who knows how long, leaving their daughter in additional danger.

STBX’s family should never be allowed near OP’s daughter again. And STBX should never be allowed unsupervised visits, as not only would he allow his family near the daughter, but he, himself, has also proven himself a danger to the daughter with that little stunt.

[fallingawayfromthenorm]

Story 1 - I’d be in prison for homicide if someone purposefully gave my child chicken pox or any other severe conditions. Even if it was my own parents. If I was OP I’d be telling my husband she is banned from ever seeing our kid and any future kids, and if he refuses to go no contact, I’d be filing for divorce and full custody.

[mikeremski]

Lots of us had chicken pox as kids. But there is a huge difference between being 5-10 yrs old getting chickenpox and being 13 months. Deliberately introducing it, yeah "sorry your MIL is never seeing baby again". Shingles is the downside of actually getting chicken pox

[slothdance]

ok... ignoring everything else... This Dbag locked his kid in the car?!?!?!?! He locks his kid in the car and goes back inside! I .... I can't even with this. everything else was horrible, but that?!?!?!?!

[LunaMane]

"I think we'll have to have a serious talk about our future together". Surley OP said that in sarcasm, because she can't possibly think she has a future that doesn't end in divorce with limited visitation if any with an Oedipus Complex having momma's boy like that.