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Yesterday, Matt and Imeet with a counselor and discuss our three losses. Our social worker had asked us to do this before she submitted the finished home study. She
wanted to make sure that once our home study makes it to the state for approval
they didn’t have any questions about our losses. I appreciate that she is thinking ahead, I
just wish this whole process was not a series of obstacles we have to pass.
I was not thrilled. I know it’s not a big deal and didn’t
cost us anything but, when I consider all that we had already done to show that
we have peace about everything, it was a bit of a big deal to me. We started this
process by going through 10 classes that each last 3 hrs where we discussed
everything in detail during our home work assignments. We also had to do
addition loss worksheets that asked for detailed answers pertaining to the loss
of our little boys. We went into great detail about it at our home study. We
beat this topic with a stick. I know, you’re thinking it’s not big deal, but I
feel like starting a family has been such a huge obstacle for us. No matter
what path we pursue there are extra steps that we have to take.
Having a family is easy for so many people. I know every
pregnancy is different and some are not so enjoyable but am I the only one that
thinks it’s crazy to hear about the perfect pregnancies some women have? They
see the doctor a few times during the pregnancy, push with no pain meds for a
few minutes, and bring home a cute little baby that breast feeds perfectly and
sleeps through the night at 1 week old. They have a great post-pregnancy body
with no stretch marks, puffy face, or bruise marks from the multiple IV’s. They go on and have a few more perfect
pregnancies. I’m certainly not wishing that they had to go through all that I
go through to have kids, but I do envy that it’s so easy for them.I also secretly want to tell them that I am not a bad person for having c-sections(they make it sound like anyone that does is horrible). I just smile and laugh and don't say a word about it.
I am glad that the counselor was so nice and I had
accidently left the link to my blog on the bottom of one of my e-mails so she
had read all my blog posts. She said she liked it. Maybe she will become a
follower and go like it on facebook.
I feel better after complaining for a bit about it all,
thanks for reading my blog.
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