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Saturday, September 4, 2010

A Sacrifice Of Shoes


I can't believe how long its been since I last posted anything. The past week and a half have been very emotional to say the least. You would think that when you peak that those hormones would make you feel "good" uh-hum, but for me I get irritable, critical, and feel like Debbie Downer. I feel the exact opposite of what I would think you are supposed to feel. But I'm going to guess that is a hormonal imbalance (I'll add it to the list) and try to fight through. If only my DH would be more sensitive and understanding to this merry-go-round that he watches as I ride. Haven't we all said, "If you could only know what it feels like for one month"?!

In addition, the outcome of my fantasy "September Conversation Regarding Adoption" was just that...a fantasy. When I had my OWR in January, I told my DH I would not bring up the "A" word until September, if we weren't pregnant by then! I know that it's only been 8 months and the surgery works best up to 18 months. I guess I am just ready and I'm starting to get a little antsy. I quit my full-time job this time last year and thought we'd be soo much further than where we are now. A year later, and still no baby, I must admit that I feel "disappointed". We chose to make such big sacrifices and I'm still in the same position as a year ago, only with less shoes. But I am hopeful and know that our prayers are heard. He will answer us soon. I have nothing but complete faith and trust in that. I guess I should have been more specific and requested that it happen this past year. Never the less, it has been an incredible year and very rewarding. I don't regret the decision we made, and I am very excited to see what is in store for us this next year! I will continue to pray it includes a baby, albeit a modified prayer!

3 comments:

  1. I do love your faith! God will honor your sacrifices! I am praying for you....

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  2. Beautiful picture. :'-) I think my hormones do the same thing. Even taking HCG, which makes other women feel wonderful, made me feel close to psychotic.

    I am confused. Did you have the conversation with your husband? When we started our first adoption process (before H), it was a long, difficult, challenging process of pulling my husband out of his comfort zone - then letting him come back into it. Is he opposed to gathering information? Maybe you can find a day and both start researching a little together? Or try to attend a meeting (no strings attached)?

    Did I ever tell you I love your music?? It adds so much environment to your blog!

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  3. ack, . I should have read backwards and jogged my brain. So sorry. :( If/when you feel comfortable, can you expand on the conversation??

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