Wishes

Nov 23, 2011 23:22

I wish....I wish that I didn't know the statistics for pregnancy and loss. Right now, I wish that I didn't know how difficult it is for the human body to produce and sustain a pregnancy. How many things have to go perfectly to get past even the first set of cell division, much less to grow and implant and be born. I wish that I didn't know when ( Read more... )

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aztecknight November 24 2011, 00:55:28 UTC
* hug *

You know that I am pulling for you. I will not try to offer anything else.

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draconisregena November 24 2011, 06:54:17 UTC
That last bit puzzles me.

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aztecknight November 24 2011, 11:25:08 UTC
Words. I meant that I would not try to offer any other words because there was nothing more I could say
love you

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terrilyn November 24 2011, 02:45:09 UTC
*hug*

It took Andrew and his wife four years... be patient!

*snugs*

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draconisregena November 24 2011, 06:53:57 UTC
I'm tired of being patient. I think I have been patient enough.

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kareina November 24 2011, 07:15:42 UTC
I offer you hugs, which won't help, but it is all I can offer.

It is hard for me to read this because your feelings shine so clear, yet are so at odds with my own reaction to our world. I am one of those who, upon hearing in childhood that we were at nearly 6 billion people that it was Way Too Many (TM) and I couldn't understand then why anyone would ever wish to add even more people into the mix. Now that we have broken 7 billion I am even more mystified, yet still I see people like you who seem to want nothing more than to do just that. It is confusing and troubling to see your pain for not being able to do something I can't understand wanting. Yet I wish for you happiness and an achievement of your dreams.

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draconisregena November 24 2011, 07:27:49 UTC
It does help.
I know intilectually that the world has too many people. That doesn't stop me from wanting one of my own. I've only ever wanted one. I'm already raising one that isn't mine, and I know that my desire to have a child is more a biological drive than a well thought out planned reason. But I still want one. I can raise a child to respect the earth and who knows, maybe he/she will be responsible for the next sustainable energy source or find us a new planet to explore. I'm probably not going to have much impact on the world, but maybe my children can.
What bothers me are the people who have children with no thought to the future, to their partners and to the health of the child. They don't even want them, they just pop them out will ye nill ye, or the people who don't believe in birthcontrol because children are a gift from God.

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intendent November 24 2011, 13:25:19 UTC
A patient of my FIL just had a child.. she's 45 and had to go to spain to use doner eggs :(

You'll have a baby. I know this in my heart. And I'll cuddle it and we'll all love it. <3

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aryanhwy November 24 2011, 15:09:30 UTC
So sorry to hear it's bad news again. :(

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draconisregena November 24 2011, 16:07:17 UTC
It's not precisely bad news since they now know the drug combonation to get me to ovulate. Miscarrying at this early stage means that there was something monumentally wrong with the embryo. Does not lead to a healthy child. Just...dissappointing that I have to start again.

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aryanhwy November 24 2011, 17:47:22 UTC
Good news about getting the right drug cocktail! I hope this bodes well for your next attempt.

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