"Checking In" on everyone this morning AND loving the blinkies!
Leora, That's so awesome that the embryo went to blastocyst, I am sooooo excited for you and dh! Cuddling up with dh on a rainy day with soup and hot chocloate sounds so perfect and you should be optimistic and enjoy the 2ww EVERYTHING went perfect! You have so many former buddies that will be cheering you on too and this is what I call great support!
Absolutely Margi, you understand this journey and that's encouraging to so many of us. I hope to continue to follow this dream too...As you said it best- without the support here you would of given up a long time ago, and the silver lining looks so promising. The girls here need this support right now more then anything, I can soooo relate. Yes, even though there were alot of -attempts, you never gave up and the outcome is going to be worth all this heartache, I just know it.
Gina, I know we have to take it one day at a time, but it sounds like your grandmother is doing like mine as in motivated to doing better so she can go home. She has her room now, made some good friends but wants to go home, as my granny thinks she is only there for rehab, my poor granny doesn't realize what's going on and nobody can tell her because it would cause her grief as she misses her beloved Papa and what she has left of him the house. My aunt has planned our Christmas at the nursing home so she won't get confused. All of her belongings are packed in the garage as my aunt prepares to sell my grandmother's house. It's all so sad, but as for my grandmother she too is holding on and I would be thankful to see her have one more Christmas with the family. Gina, I will be praying for your grandmother too.
Julia, you married into the right family! The last time we visited dh's parents, I was packing up my fertility meds with my MIL, she said you are getting good practice with the diaper bag and we laughed together. It helps that we can find humor in all of this and that they are open-minded about everything.
We, I'm going to continue to pray for your son and his step-sister who sadly will grow up never knowing her real dad. I wish circumstances could of been different, as we know life can be too short. Everyday we should remind each other how much they are loved and be thankful for what we have in life. We really shouldn't have to be reminded but all too often we take life for granted and it breaks my heart into a thousand pieces when something tragic like this happens.
Anton, I just saw your post and I'm going to make myself a good cup of tea and enjoy reading every single sentence. I often think of you, you have always brightened our world! May 2012 bring us many healthy changes AND miracles!
With Much Love,
Christy