bostonblonde
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It's coming up on the one year anniversary of my first BFP, April 2010, and I'm not pregnant. AF came Friday. It was bad enough reaching my original due date in December. But coming up on the one year mark of finding out I was pregnant the first time is somehow even harder, because I still have nothing to show for it.
My first BFP came at the perfect time because it was my Dad's 60th and it was the best present in the world when I told him he was going to have his first grandchild.
Well it's one year later, and it's almost his birthday again, and not only do I not have a baby yet, but I'm not even pregnant. In fact not only do I have no baby, I have negative babies, because I have had 3 losses since that first BFP.
I have this real feeling of hopelessness and despair. My family is so small. My remaining grandparents are really old and will now most likely never meet their grandchild because precious time keeps passing with no result. They would have met him or her, if I had had my baby when planned. But it had to go wrong on me three times. Right now I can't even imagine ever having my own healthy baby in my arms. I can imagine getting pregnant easily, but I can't actually imagine that it will go right. Ever.
Anyone else reach the anniversaries of their first BFP and feel really depressed?
My first BFP came at the perfect time because it was my Dad's 60th and it was the best present in the world when I told him he was going to have his first grandchild.
Well it's one year later, and it's almost his birthday again, and not only do I not have a baby yet, but I'm not even pregnant. In fact not only do I have no baby, I have negative babies, because I have had 3 losses since that first BFP.
I have this real feeling of hopelessness and despair. My family is so small. My remaining grandparents are really old and will now most likely never meet their grandchild because precious time keeps passing with no result. They would have met him or her, if I had had my baby when planned. But it had to go wrong on me three times. Right now I can't even imagine ever having my own healthy baby in my arms. I can imagine getting pregnant easily, but I can't actually imagine that it will go right. Ever.
Anyone else reach the anniversaries of their first BFP and feel really depressed?