It always bothered me or made me jealous when I would read an infertility blog and then they got pregnant. Some times I continued to follow their journey into parenthood other times I moved on. I hope I don't make any of you leave but if you do stop reading my posts I completely understand. I have been there, I have been in your shoes. This post is for you so I hope that you read it.
Dear those of you still on the journey to your baby,
We all have that song or that quote that get us through the really rough times of infertility. I did. It is "One Day You Will" by Lady Antebellum, I suggest you listen to it as soon as you are done reading this. Here are some of the lyrics:
You feel like you're falling backwards 
 Like you're slippin' through the cracks 
 Like no one would even notice 
 If you left this town and never came back 
 You walk outside and all you see is rain 
 You look inside and all you feel is pain 
 And you can't see it now 
 Chorus   
 But down the road the sun is shining 
 In every cloud there's a silver lining 
 Just keep holding on (just keep holding on) 
 And every heartache makes you stronger 
 But it won't be much longer 
 You'll find love, you'll find peace 
 And the you you're meant to be 
 I know right now that's not the way you feel 
 But one day you will 
 You wake up every morning and ask yourself   
 What am I doing here anyway 
 With the weight of all those disappointments 
 Whispering in your ear 
 You're just barely hanging by a thread 
 You wanna scream but you're down to your last breath 
 And you don't know it yet 
Infertility is such a lonely and isolating place that nobody understands unless they have been there. I always felt like I was falling backwards and just moving through life one day at a time but not enjoying it anymore. Every time I listened to this song it inspired me to remember that failure is not fatal, I will get through this and one day I will find peace. I will never forget the struggle of infertility and the pain it caused everyday of my life for almost 3 years. One day I know all of you will find peace and will be the mothers you are meant to be. Keep believing that and inspiring each other to continue. As Winston Churchill said, "...it is the courage to continue that counts."
Love,
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