My neighbor jokingly made some comment the other day about my life being an open book. And honestly, I think the last couple of months, it has been-especially for those who live within a mile of me.
But I just realized that for all of you that read my blog and don't see me in real life, you may still think I am pregnant. Well I am not. (which I actually think is very few people right now, since my blog went private. I mean, quite a number of you COULD read my blog, but since it doesn't show up in the automatic feed saying that I have posted again, I don't think anyone realizes I have posted in the last 3 months. Ah well!)
I had a miscarriage at 12 weeks. When it happened, I was really sad. Not a very interesting word, but that's the best word I have to describe it. Even as I was going through it, though, I thought "I can do this. I am okay. Everything will be okay." But 6 weeks later, I hit a wall. I was back to crying every day and I thought "I can't do this!" I was about ready to ask to be released from one of my callings so that I could just de-stress my life even a little bit.
But I held on just to see if I could snap out of it. And that's what my post is to tell you. That I did, and I am in a good place right now. I feel better about my life right now than I have in a good long time. I have good friends and neighbors who are more wonderful than I could ever hope for. And a mom who came and helped me with some projects around the house that I couldn't seem to do. I love my sweet boys (all three of them!) and I am happy.
February and March
3 weeks ago
4 comments:
Anna, I love you! There are good days and bad days, but you can do it. I am glad things are good right now.
Anna, I'm sorry for your loss. That must be hard. I hope today was a good day for you.
I didn't know and I am so sorry you have been going through that. I am glad you are doing so well now. You are such an optimistic and faithful person and truly a great example to me. I love you!
I can't imagine how I would respond to something like that happening to me. It must have been very tough, and I'm glad you pulled through. I'm sorry I didn't realize what was going on and offer to help you sooner. I just want you to know that you are an amazing inspiration to me, and your relief society program was INCREDIBLE! You have such a powerful talent with music: singing, organizing, everything! Anyway, I'm really glad that you were able to get through this hard time!
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