My Incomplete Family: a big day

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

a big day

Tomorrow is a big day for us. I can't say why just yet; I just ask that you trust me on that.

In the meantime, I have to ask for lots of prayers and good thoughts and good juju. So much is riding on the outcome of one hour of our day tomorrow that my head is spinning. As has become my motto in life, I'm hoping for the best but preparing for the worst.

Just please, please, please let it be the best outcome!

Thanks for hanging with me, fellow secondary infertiles & family/friends. You have no idea how much it has meant to me.

SW

2 comments:

Ali-paskaSeptember 28, 2010 at 8:23 PM
I'll be thinking of you and wish for the best (whatever that is going to be)!
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UnknownSeptember 28, 2010 at 9:56 PM
Sending you lots of prayers, good thoughts and good juju. :) Looking forward to hearing how the day went.
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A Little Note...

When I decided to start this blog, I intended it to be primarily for myself and others who are directly experiencing the highs and lows of secondary infertility to have a place to come and share what we're going through: good, bad and otherwise.

Secondarily, my hope was that those who come here who have not and are not going through secondary infertility might gain a better understanding of what it's all about and what we're going through, especially if someone close to them is going through secondary infertility and doesn't know how to help them.

All of that said, if anyone is upset or angry by anything I write or anyone else writes here, please remember that this blog isn't required reading for anyone. You came here by choice, and you can choose never to come back here again if what you read here bothers you. In other words: Let's keep this positive! No haters, please.

Also, a disclaimer: I am not a doctor, and I don't play one on t.v. (or on the internet, or anywhere else). When I write about my experience with secondary infertility and all the medical fun that comes with it, I'm solely writing about MY experience. If you're seeking medical advice, please see a REAL doctor.