croydongirl
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I have spent WAY too much time on here the last few days trying to see if I can find a definite yes or now about whether this bean is going to stick. I got a faint BFP at 11dpo and today am officially 4w.
I have lost my last 2 pregnancies at almost 5w and almost 6w so it is no longer exciting to get the 2 lines on the test, it is the start of a waiting game.
I can obsess over my temps and cringe in fear when they take a nose dive, only to breathe a little easier if they begin to rise slightly the next day.
I can find hope in reading a post on light bleeding that turns out to be nothing, and then run to the bathroom with severe cramping convinced AF is coming.
It's too much. All I know is that my life, and the life of this little one is in the hands of God. I pray that this will work but for today I am thankful I get to experience what it is like to be 4 weeks pregnant aware that some people never know what that is like.
So today I am thankful. Choosing not to be fearful and let that steal my joy. I have no control over tomorrow so I'll take it one day at a time and count each day as a blessing.
I have lost my last 2 pregnancies at almost 5w and almost 6w so it is no longer exciting to get the 2 lines on the test, it is the start of a waiting game.
I can obsess over my temps and cringe in fear when they take a nose dive, only to breathe a little easier if they begin to rise slightly the next day.
I can find hope in reading a post on light bleeding that turns out to be nothing, and then run to the bathroom with severe cramping convinced AF is coming.
It's too much. All I know is that my life, and the life of this little one is in the hands of God. I pray that this will work but for today I am thankful I get to experience what it is like to be 4 weeks pregnant aware that some people never know what that is like.
So today I am thankful. Choosing not to be fearful and let that steal my joy. I have no control over tomorrow so I'll take it one day at a time and count each day as a blessing.