Our steady stream of company began Thursday night, and will continue well into next week. It's a really good distraction right now.
My one year old nephew that came last year when he was just 8 weeks old is now crawling around the house, and getting into things...which keeps me on my toes. :) I couldn't help but feel a little sad last night though. He didn't have anything to play with, and kept getting in the cupboards, so I was looking for something toddler friendly. I remembered this past February at Johnny's baby shower, receiving some little toys that I had tucked away in the back of the closet this spring. I didn't melt down, but, deep inside it hurt to think that my son should be playing with his toys right now. I don't mind that Rocco gets to play with them, but it hurts to think that my son didn't. Johnny would have been 7 months old on Thursday, and would have loved his toys, and playing with his cousin. I have a lump in my throat as I type this...my goodness it just still hurts.
I do however, still have great hopes for tomorrow, and I pray that this cycle will deliver to us a beautiful son or daughter that we are able to bring home and experience all that we missed out on with our sweet little one. Little Johnny's memory lives on, and I miss him. My life still goes on, and I have chosen to keep living it, and allowing myself to have a hopes and dreams. Sometimes though, it still hurts.
On a lighter note...
I'm ready to do the trigger tonight. I am ready for retrieval. I'm just plain ready. Not only do I have a full house of people...my ovaries feel as full as my house. A bit tender, and full. That's not a bad place for me to be right now. :)
Wow you are amazing for hosting people during your IVF cycle....and during such a critical time at that! I'm impressed. Hope the middle of the night trigger goes smoothly! I mixed the shot before bed, so I didn't have to worry about messing it up in my groggy state.
ReplyDeleteMissing your sweet son with you today. I wish he were there with you playing with your nephew.