Unbowed

Apr 07, 2014 18:52

The world didn't stop turning that day. It didn't even shake. There was nothing new under the sun, nothing new about this, never would be. She was no less or more empty than she'd been; now, she simply knew the outcome, and that nothing could never change it ( Read more... )

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jem0000000 April 8 2014, 06:48:29 UTC
*hugs* Well-written.

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crimsonplum April 9 2014, 03:43:32 UTC
*hugs back* Thank you!

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jem0000000 April 10 2014, 19:25:14 UTC
You're welcome.

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crimsonplum April 9 2014, 03:43:51 UTC
Thanks so much!

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phoenixejc April 8 2014, 13:44:39 UTC
Beautifully done!
*hugs*

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crimsonplum April 9 2014, 03:44:21 UTC
Thanks! ((((you))))

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catwomon April 9 2014, 00:02:41 UTC
Keep finding the strength and forging on! It's what we all have to do, sometimes unfortunately.

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crimsonplum April 9 2014, 03:47:18 UTC
It's getting a little better all the time. And I have too much love in my life to ever give up! Thanks :)

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halfshellvenus April 9 2014, 06:33:34 UTC
If I'm reading this correctly, it sounds like a physically painful history that eventually led to infertility-- and I'm so sorry. It's hard to get used to a new 'truth,' especially one so different from what you expected and wanted.

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crimsonplum April 9 2014, 16:43:35 UTC
It is - infertility followed by hysterectomy (removed ovaries and tubes too). Thanks so much for your kind words. I'm adapting as I go, because what else can you do, right? :)

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cheshire23 April 10 2014, 04:09:17 UTC
*hugs* I immediately thought "this sounds like endometriosis" as I was reading.

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crimsonplum April 10 2014, 13:17:43 UTC
Right on the nose, my friend. Along with a large fibroid, adenomyosis, adhesions, granulomas, and numerous tiny cysts. That's about half the list. *hugs*

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