I'm learning the emotional roller-coaster most certainly does not end once you become pregnant.
We went from cautious optimism to feeling good about this pregnancy.
And now I'm starting to freak out about having a baby to care for in six months.
And it's possible I may have had a meltdown last night.
I can't be the only one to feel this way. We've spent so many years trying to get pregnant and that's what occupied my mind. I spent little to no time thinking about what happens when a baby actually shows up - the idea of us finally having a baby seemed so foreign.
Our families have been pestering us about what they can get for the baby - and although it's really sweet of them - I'm just not ready for some of that stuff. We talked about it earlier this week and decided we should start a registry before our parents start buying stuff we don't want. I set one up and added just a few things before I had a near panic attack. I feel like I have no idea what I'm doing and no business doing it.
Morning sickness is finally letting up and I have not felt her moving yet; so I think there's a disconnect in logically knowing I'm pregnant and having any tangible proof. I would assume it makes it more real when I start to feel movement, or at least make it a little harder to be in denial.
I wonder if it will be a little more challenging for us to transition to having a baby after being just the two of us for so long. The one good thing infertility has done is strengthen our marriage and I know together we will figure out this whole expecting a baby thing. Even if it is a bit scary to think about right now.
To accomplish Great Things you must not only Act, but Dream, not only Plan, but Believe.
Saturday, December 20, 2014
Thursday, December 4, 2014
BEST. DAY. EVER.
12 weeks tomorrow.
Today we found out our DAUGHTER is chromosomally NORMAL!!!
Beyond blessed!
Today we found out our DAUGHTER is chromosomally NORMAL!!!
Beyond blessed!
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