aquaria6
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I've discussed this before on this forum about this but, I needed to do an extra bit of ranting. Sorry, and thanks for being there and listening (reading more like).
Anyway, DH and I have been ttc for 7 months or so which I know in comparison to some of you ladies out there is not long, but it seems like forever. I shared by ttc news with my two closest friends and, of course, we all talked about how great it would be if we were all preggers together. One of my friends has two boys already and the other was/is in a newish relationship. However, friend #2 on a whim decided that she would ttc, and got her BFP in her first cycle. Friend #1 was not trying to get pregnant, but she is super fertile, so of course, she fell pregnant too. Originally, we thought they were a month or so apart, but it turns out that they are due within one day of each other. And now, their appointments to find out the sex of their babies is the same day and they will be posting together on facebook.
I love these women like sisters, and I know they feel the same about me. But, I feel so incredibly alone, and left out, dysfunctional as a woman, the list goes on. I had so hoped that we could have shared the pregnancy experience together. I, the only one ttc in a stable marriage of nearly 10 years, get left behind as they endlessly update their lilypie tickers.
I am honestly happy for them on most levels, but deep down, I am incredibly sad. I will continue to be there for them in whatever they need. I will probably even be at the hospital the night their children are born, that is if they aren't born on the same day! And I will love the children almost as if they were my own because we really are like family. But, I cannot stop my heart from aching that I will not have a child of my own.
I am being overdramatic, and the probability of my getting pregnant is not lessened by anything other than my own stress about the situation.
I just needed to let all that go.
Anyway, DH and I have been ttc for 7 months or so which I know in comparison to some of you ladies out there is not long, but it seems like forever. I shared by ttc news with my two closest friends and, of course, we all talked about how great it would be if we were all preggers together. One of my friends has two boys already and the other was/is in a newish relationship. However, friend #2 on a whim decided that she would ttc, and got her BFP in her first cycle. Friend #1 was not trying to get pregnant, but she is super fertile, so of course, she fell pregnant too. Originally, we thought they were a month or so apart, but it turns out that they are due within one day of each other. And now, their appointments to find out the sex of their babies is the same day and they will be posting together on facebook.
I love these women like sisters, and I know they feel the same about me. But, I feel so incredibly alone, and left out, dysfunctional as a woman, the list goes on. I had so hoped that we could have shared the pregnancy experience together. I, the only one ttc in a stable marriage of nearly 10 years, get left behind as they endlessly update their lilypie tickers.
I am honestly happy for them on most levels, but deep down, I am incredibly sad. I will continue to be there for them in whatever they need. I will probably even be at the hospital the night their children are born, that is if they aren't born on the same day! And I will love the children almost as if they were my own because we really are like family. But, I cannot stop my heart from aching that I will not have a child of my own.
I am being overdramatic, and the probability of my getting pregnant is not lessened by anything other than my own stress about the situation.
I just needed to let all that go.