When Shannon Miles gave birth to twins, her life became a whirlwind of exhaustion. Juggling three kids and housework led to mistakes, from burnt meals to forgotten chores. Her husband, Martin, grew increasingly critical, demanding she quit her job and manage the household full-time. “I can’t believe you’re the same woman I fought with my mom to marry,” he taunted her.

One night, during their twins’ first birthday party, Martin’s impatience reached a breaking point. Shannon, overwhelmed and hungry, fainted from exhaustion. Martin, initially dismissive, called 911 when he realized the severity of her condition.

Returning home, Martin discovered Shannon’s grueling daily to-do list. Shocked by her relentless schedule, he attempted to manage the chores himself but failed miserably. Recognizing his mistakes, Martin apologized to Shannon at the hospital, bringing her favorite flowers. “I’m sorry, babe. I shouldn’t have been so harsh,” he admitted.

Martin’s newfound empathy led him to hire a nanny and share the household duties, learning firsthand that homemaking is a demanding job.