Artsy Metropolitan Living In A Satire
Or rather, I am currently in the process of becoming un-pregnant. I want to say thank you for all the wonderful support. This community is surely an oasis in a sometimes very harsh world. The u/s technician was the same woman I had when I was diagnosed with PCOS a few years ago. Back then …
Infertility and Miscarriage: Not Pregnant Anymore Read More »
Early pregnancy when dealing with infertility can be a tumultuous time. I have been neglecting just about everything around me. The housework, my blog, my Google Reader, the laundry, etc. My mind has been really, REALLY preoccupied for the past week. And for good reason. The big reason. I am afraid to come out of …
I have never quite felt comfortable anywhere I lived. I don’t mean the location, but the actual apartment. In my younger years it was often due to stunted(terrifying?) relationships with roommates or the fact that those early apartments were complete dumps closely resembling abandoned housing seen in horror films. (Seriously, what was that smell and …
Do you have faith? I don’t mean A Faith, like religion, but rather faith that everything will be OK? That things will somehow work out in the end? Do you assume life has to get better, or are you a ‘this is as good as it gets’ type of person? Ever wonder if the life …
So I jumped on the bandwagon and read a couple of IF memoirs to see if I could relate. Since my local library branch only had two, and I wasn’t in the mood to wait for Interlibrary Loan, two was all I got. I will only review them briefly so as not to bore you. …
Infertility Memoirs: Waiting for Daisy, Crossing the moon Read More »
Accepting an infertility diagnosis can be an emotional rollercoaster. Not over it. Not even close. Infertility that is. What? You say? Isn’t she supposed to be all well adjusted and such? Guess not. Changing the label you apply to your life, does not erase the feelings. Or the memories. Or the desires. It’s like changing …