Not feeling much in the way of pregnant. I still have no real hopes for this cycle. I keep getting these strange cramps that come and then go as quickly as they came, but I'm sure it's nothing. Plus, I've been having pretty good mucus for the last few days, but I have no idea what the hell that's all about. I mean, I'm 3DPO so why am I still getting decent mucus? Then again, I've learned that nothing is normal with my body anymore. It may look normal on the outside, but inside I'm nothing but a mess.
I did start doing research for my final project in my Research class. Of course, there seems to be so little data on my topic, so I'm scrounging for articles for the bibliography. I hate when that happens. As it is, I had to severely cut back on my topic because it was so obscure and I'm still not really finding much. Oh well. Four weeks left...
The weather is finally perking up around here. It almost got warm enough for me this afternoon. I think it hit around 93 when I was driving home. E flipped out that the windows were down (too much wind!), so I had to drive with the AC on. I would much rather have had the fresh air, but so be it. Part of my Mom duties, I guess.
I came to the decision yesterday that if this INFERTILE life is the one God has stuck me with, I'm quitting my job to stay home with E for a few more years. If I'm not able to have any more kids and if IVF isn't an option for us because of the thin lining issue, I'm pretty much going to make sure I spend as much time with my only son as possible before he goes to school. I'll put the moving plans aside and let R work his ass off for a few more years so that I can stay home and raise my boy. I felt better knowing that I have a 'Plan B', just in case. We're supposed to meet with the RE in a few weeks if this IUI wasn't successful. I'm sure he's not ready to call it quits at this point, but I'm going to ask him to just lay it on the table and tell us what our odds really are at this point. If I quit my job, the infertility treatments stop anyways, because we won't be able to afford the insurance coverage out of pocket anymore. But that will be it anyways. As much as I like having a new career, I miss being a SAHM. It would be nice to be with E full-time again if it comes to that. Everything is a trade-off, right?
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Hey sweetie. Just checking in on you. I am so sorry that you are so stressed. I really think it's time you talk to R and take some time for you, whatever that may be. You need fun stuff now and again to look forward to. Lunch with a friend, go for a walk by yourself. Anything that can help you regroup and destress. You and your family need this.
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