For the two years that I tried to conceive a baby I tried to imagine my life with children or even just a child. I had begun to lose hope that I would ever get pregnant. After trying the all natural way for a year and half I finally went to the doctor. They put me on clomid and gave me 6 months to get pregnant before I would to see a specialist. The 5th month my miracle was conceived. Little did I know how much she would change my life.
~I never wanted a daughter until God gave me one.
~I never wanted a c-section until that was the only way to get my baby out.
~I never imagined my life would be so wrapped around my daughter.
~I never thought that I would actually become a mother, but I did.
~I never imagined sitting on the floor blow drying my daughter's hair that I would have tears in my eyes because I am actually able to do this with her.
~I never thought I would pray every night for people I don't know in real life, that they would be able to have the blessing that I have.
When I got pregnant the second time I had an odd feeling that my baby was not meant to be. I never voiced those feelings to anyone. I was too scared to voice them. What person gets pregnant and thinks that it isn't meant to last? I didn't want a miscarriage, I didn't want to be part of that statistic or circle. But I did indeed become part of the 1/4 women who miscarry and I joined a new circle of moms.
~I never thought having a miscarriage could hurt so much; physically and emotionally
~I never thought that having a miscarriage would lead me to so many wonderful people.
~I never thought I would heal from the loss of my baby, but I did.
~I never thought I would I try to get pregnant again.
But I did try to get pregnant again. I fought my fear and gave having a baby another try. And we were successful. I was scared the whole time I was pregnant. My fear never left me, but it was all completely worth having my son.
~I never thought that I could love a little boy as much as I love my daughter, but I do.
~I never thought that I would completely change my way of living just to continue to breastfeed him, but I have.
~ I never thought that I would sit with tears pouring down my face as I watched my two children interacting.
~I never thought that I would want more children, but I do. Even after everything that I have been through, my heart still desires more.
I still can't believe that the girl that thought she would never have children after being diagnosed with PCOS at 17 and endometriosis at 21 is now the 29 year old with 2 children. I am so completely blessed and I am in awe everyday that this is my life.