Monday, December 12, 2011

All I Want For Christmas....

All I want is a baby bump filled with a child who will be born healthy, but Santa doesn't always bring you what you want.  So here's a more realistic list:

1. More quality time with my husband

2. Health

3. Diamond Studs

4. Fun, sparkly shoes


Don't hate on my Christmas tree.  I think it's cute:-)
Every year as Christmas gets closer, I become a bit of Grinch.  Why, you ask?  It's not because of infertility.  It's because my family is so far away.  I have my hubby and his father, but not MY MOTHER AND FATHER.  My mom is too darn stubborn to come visit when my father-in-law is in town.  She says he only visits once a year and should have it to himself.  She doesn't realize that other folks aren't as selfish as she is and he doesn't mind.  He just wants everybody to be happy.  I could travel home, but that would mean celebrating Christmas without my husband, who has to work during the holiday.

Anyways, I told my Auntie, who is my Godmother and spiritual twin, that I was trying not to be a Grinch and she hit me with this:

"Concentrate on what you have, not on what you don't.  Be prayerful and enjoy the holiday."

Bam!  In a very simple and sweet way she put me in my place.  She has always had that power.  She's so intelligent and level-headed.  Love her!

P.S. I tried Mucinex this month.  The generic is 15 bucks a box.  Wowsa!  I dumped my expensive fertility monitor months ago.  I didn't use my OPKs  because I kept forgetting in the morning, but the past couple of months my cycle seemed to match the fertility friend estimate of ovulation.  We shall see... fingers crossed... but not really.

3 comments:

  1. You know I had a convo recently with my friend (The Mrs/Mom) who I mention often on my blog. She just had her first child and I was saying that I PRAY everything goes okay when I am ready to have children. I'm 28 and not dating anyone seriously so I was expressing to her that it may be quite possible that I won't be able to have my perfect reproductive dream of actually giving birth to 4 children. When I really think about it, that is a lot to have not gotten started already. I will pray for you that God blesses your family with a biological child, I can only imagine how hard it is to stay positive when facing something like fertility challenges. I REFUSE TO CALL YOU INFERTILE! The power of life and death is in your tongue and I SPEAK LIFE over you!

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  2. P.S. are you on twitter, if so what is your name? I'm kinda twitter challenged! lol.

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  3. Thanks, EbonyPrincess. I appreciate your positivity. It's what drew me to your blog in the first place. I just started following you on twitter. I don't know any tricks on twitter yet. As soon as I learn some, I'll share.

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