The question is asked in the title. Is she abnormal? The answer seems to be a resounding 'no!'
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I was not well enough to be bothered in fact quite apart from feeling that I have done all that thanks, got the t-shirt etc and don't need it anyway. We are all different and thankfully in our case we rarely have much contact with the 'other' GPs nowadays and funnily enough, in spite of not changing their nappies, we have very good relationships with all the GCs. As my DH says they don't remember having their nappy changed never mind remembering who did it! The world will not stop spinning if you back away from all your caring roles until you feel you know what you want to do in the future so I would recommend that is what you do and change direction completely. Perhaps you need to write out your own 'bucket list' and then go for it! Look after yourself because it seems you are very much taken for granted. 
