Archive for the ‘Infertility adoption’ Category

Giving Up. But Not Really.

(You guys crack me up with how many of you are just as uptight about the spelling as I am. Of course, no-one is going to believe that I take my spelling very, very seriously, when I continue to have as many typos in these posts! Viola? What the heck?? I didn’t catch it, and [...]


The Never-Ending Saga

And by “never ending saga”, I’m not sure if I mean our fertility and adoption struggles, or this journal entry!!! (This is the part where you all jump in and reassure me that your eyeballs are not rolling back in your head from boredom, what with all this talk of mood swings and fertility drugs [...]


Ongoing Baby Quest

I guess at this point in the story I should back up and fill in a few blanks, although the blanks won’t be apparent until later. And hopefully they won’t be apparent at all, if I just fill them in now. You know what I mean. I’m babbling already, aren’t I? When Blaine got orders [...]


Infertility: The Toddler Years (3 and 4)

OK — we now join our regularly scheduled journal entry, the ongoing one about me and my fertility woes. If you didn’t catch the previous entry, and you’re interested, you can go back two days to read about our first two years of trying to get pregnant. At this point in the story (imagine me [...]


When Discussing Your Cervical Mucous Quality With Total Strangers Seems Perfectly Normal …

THAT’S when you know you’re an infertility patient, right? Where to begin, where to begin. I think the journey for me and Blaine into the land of TTC (trying to conceive, for you folks who aren’t into the fertility lingo) is probably pretty similar to most other couples going through fertility treatments. Of course, ours [...]


Any Way I Can Get Them.

In the span of the last twenty years, I have been: **A newly married person who freaked out the first time she missed her period –FREAKED OUT — because I just knew we were having a baby and I wasn’t ready to have a baby!! **A no-longer newly married person who was excited and ready [...]