We have made it half way and I am just so excited. It wasn't always
this fun though. Some are instantly excited the moment they know they
will be bringing a new life into this world. Some people are scared. I,
however, was shocked and distressed. I like to plan things out and this
wasn't in the plan for surely another 2 years at least. When thinking
about it, my reasons were quite selfish but I just wasn't quite ready to
part ways with my old life. Actually, it wasn't until about 12 weeks a
long when the joy well overcame the....disappointment. I enjoyed later
nights out with friends, having cocktails on the weekends, thinking
about only myself and my husband and having my husband only think about
me. I liked our financial situation, our room mates, and our house being
baby free.
When people think about their life and things they
want to do before having a child the list usually includes being
financially stable, traveling, enjoying married life alone for a while,
having a house & a good job. These are all things we have
accomplished, though we could have enjoyed married life alone a tad
longer. We have been married 2.5 years. Some people want to have a baby
immediately and others are fine with waiting. Some try for children for
years and years and YEARS hoping so much for this miracle to happen to
them and I was not appreciative at all.
I don't mean for all this
to sound so negative. I am saying it to be honest and to also give light
to anyone having similar feelings because the truth is not everyone
accepts this amazing news from the time they get "two pink lines" on the
test. So when did I have a change of heart? It wasn't at my first
doctors appointment when I saw the little dot on the screen that was my
"baby".
I may have had a speck of joy the first time I heard it's
heartbeat, though it wasn't quite enough to convince me that there was a
truly an amazing life growing inside of me. It also wasn't when my
family, husband, & friends started buying this beautiful being tiny
clothes just about 10 weeks into things.
They say seeing is
believing and though I'd like to think I can have more faith in things
that, it wasn't until my 12 week ultrasound that I became overwhelmed
with joy, excitement, & wonder. All the things my patient husband
and loving family have been waiting for me to feel since week 5. These
positive emotions have grown ever since and I even feel guilty to have
felt anything but blessed from day one.
Danielle
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