Guest guest Posted August 24, 2005 Report Share Posted August 24, 2005 , i am so sorry i dont know why they make you wait 3 cycles- i wish i had an answer, but the bottom line is that it sucks (excuse my language). waiting completely stinks. the " its meant to be " philosophy was also of no use to me either in our frustrations. just let yourself cry. I cant tell you how many times i was crying and slobbering/snotnosed walking down the halls of my hospital after appointments, unable to stop. just cry for now and know that were all with you and thinking so much about you. absolutley stay away from regular pregnant people who complain about being fat and sore nipples. i sort of went into hiding from those friends during my almost 2 year wait bc of these types. THE SEPTUM WONT REGROW. dont think about 2nd surgeries. you have to let yourself believe right now that wont be the case for you- just dont go there. use your faith in God as much as possible. but also, just let yourself be sad, and, if you can, MAD. sometimes being MAD is better than being sad. It is completely valid for you to be both mad and sad. But if it(the emotion) starts to really take over- kind of have a mind of its own (i.e., cant stop crying for several hours)- what i do at this point, (because its not healthy for you or your brain to go through this much of this grieving all at once- no one can take that-- its too big to handle in this big of chunks psychologically and can put you at risk for real depression)--i try to think of my brain as just having a seizure-like chemical process- its a natural adaptive process that has run out of control. this kind of separates me from the sadness a little - i have no idea if this will help you, but it can sometimes help me (in all my years of severe depression, & uncontrollable crying). you can try saying 'ok, i went to this really despairing place for today, now i need to give myself a break.' you can come back to it the next day. in little bits. try to honor fletcher and honor that baby that will soon be inside you by doing this slowly and taking care of yourself in this way. you dont have to do the grieving all at once, and you absolutely dont want to put yourself at risk for depression. if you think you are starting to get depressed- call your doctor right away. it needs to get nipped in the bud. i hope you are feeling better soon- physical recovery wise and emotionally. make sure to get alot of sleep right now- you need it to help your brain recover from all this grieving. Sending many prayers and hugs to you. xoxox Heidi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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