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Showing posts with label pregnancy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pregnancy. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
It's a boy
I was wrong, and that's okay!
Friday, March 4, 2011
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Why, hello there...
Felt the first kick from the baby this morning.
I'm almost 16 weeks and it's pretty early, but trust me - this is my third baby. I know a kick when I feel one.
I'm almost 16 weeks and it's pretty early, but trust me - this is my third baby. I know a kick when I feel one.
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Loss and hope
A friend that I haven't seen in a really long time came over for a visit today with her three boys.
Our kids had fun terrorizing each other and making a mess. And as mothers - we were constantly refereeing the mayhem.
In between the yelling and the playing, my friend asked me about my pregnancy. Questions about how I was feeling and what it was like to be pregnant again so soon after losing Sawyer.
Everytime a question came up, one of our children were about to hurl themselves off a chair or decided that the toy somebody else had was worth beating each other up over.
Amidst our shouts of discipline, I didn't really get a chance to answer...
But the thing is, she asked me things that no one ever asks - questions that I think a lot of people are afraid to ask.
But, at that moment, it meant the world to me that someone was acknowledging my pain, my loss - and my hope.
Our kids had fun terrorizing each other and making a mess. And as mothers - we were constantly refereeing the mayhem.
In between the yelling and the playing, my friend asked me about my pregnancy. Questions about how I was feeling and what it was like to be pregnant again so soon after losing Sawyer.
Everytime a question came up, one of our children were about to hurl themselves off a chair or decided that the toy somebody else had was worth beating each other up over.
Amidst our shouts of discipline, I didn't really get a chance to answer...
But the thing is, she asked me things that no one ever asks - questions that I think a lot of people are afraid to ask.
But, at that moment, it meant the world to me that someone was acknowledging my pain, my loss - and my hope.
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