Man I am stressed.
And anxious. . . .
And nervous. . . .
And impatient. . . .
I'm trying to keep busy and reassure myself that it'll all work out. I've been sneezing like crazy the last few days and that was an odd side-effect I had while pregnant last time. I tell myself my BETA will be HUGE and that my pee-stick shall be dark.
But it's a long way off. . . Monday feels forever from now. . . and what if it's negative? What if my sneezes are because I'm allergic to one of my meds?
I keep reminding myself that I am lucky to have these two beautiful boys already in my life; that no matter what happens, I'm already "blessed" or "have won" or whatever cliche phrase I can come up with. But damn that's hard. Much easier said than done.
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| Mason at the Apple Farm. Sept 2013. ALL Rights reserved. |
| Chris at the Apple Farm. Sept 2013. ALL Rights reserved. |
I think the stress of knowing these are the last two shots I have, period, are weighing on me.
Last time I knew I had 4 embryos left, the time before 6. And either way, I could do a fresh cycle again. But it's just a lot of stress, money and time for us when we already have Mason and Chris.
So it winds back to "I should be happy for what I have".
I am.
I'm very happy.
I'm double-y blessed.
I've won against seemingly impossible odds.
I love theses boys more than I ever thought I could and wouldn't trade them for the world; I'm ridiculously lucky.
But I don't feel complete.

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