Wow, just read a post from my support board - it included these links.
I wish I had the guts to send these links to the people in my life I have told about our infertility.
1 in 7 couples face infertility. It's a complicated, frustrating, angry, funny, inspiring and lonely disease to face alone. Let alone with your spouse. In this blog, which started before I was diagnosed was a simple list of "what I am grateful for". It has become a safe haven where I share my experience in dealing with this dark, sucky disease. I dedicate this to all my sisters and brothers going through this same thing.
Friday, July 19, 2013
Thursday, July 18, 2013
Best Roomates Ever
Time is ticking.
Family is in town.
I don't want to see them.
I spoke with my confidant yesterday, I have decided it's not my problems that make me not want to be near them. It's them. They have proven to be a bunch of bullies. They 'say' they think each other would be supportive, but they can't. They are flawed. It's not part of who they have chosen to be.
It must be difficult to have a life where you cannot empathize with the pain of others. Or simple?
I have two very wonderful friends who mean more to me than any fear that I have come across in my life so far. I can turn to either of these people at any point in my happiness or sadness. And they allow me.
They support my journey. They ask for nothing but honesty. And for some reason, they are really the only two people I have ever been able to be completely honest with. I am so grateful for them.
I am additionally grateful that I had the excellent experience of living with both these people during some pretty crazy times in my life. I adore you two more than anything. THANK YOU!
Family is in town.
I don't want to see them.
I spoke with my confidant yesterday, I have decided it's not my problems that make me not want to be near them. It's them. They have proven to be a bunch of bullies. They 'say' they think each other would be supportive, but they can't. They are flawed. It's not part of who they have chosen to be.
It must be difficult to have a life where you cannot empathize with the pain of others. Or simple?
I have two very wonderful friends who mean more to me than any fear that I have come across in my life so far. I can turn to either of these people at any point in my happiness or sadness. And they allow me.
They support my journey. They ask for nothing but honesty. And for some reason, they are really the only two people I have ever been able to be completely honest with. I am so grateful for them.
I am additionally grateful that I had the excellent experience of living with both these people during some pretty crazy times in my life. I adore you two more than anything. THANK YOU!
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