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Hello, my name is M... and I'm an Infertile.: April 2010
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Hello, my name is M. and I'm an Infertile. A story, like so many other stories, of a 30-something on the rocky road to a family. Wednesday, April 21, 2010. Yesterday I had my last doctor's appointment. Last ultrasound. What a totally strange feeling. It didn't really hit me until I was leaving. I'll probably never step foot in here again! While I'm perfectly okay with that, it's still an odd thought. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I'm a mother to twin girls concieved through IVF, who wer...
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Hello, my name is M... and I'm an Infertile.: 18 Weeks
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Hello, my name is M. and I'm an Infertile. A story, like so many other stories, of a 30-something on the rocky road to a family. Thursday, December 17, 2009. Sometimes I find myself disconnected from this whole process. It's like a look down and think damn, how'd I get so fat? Just for second, before it clicks in that I am actually pregnant again. We are entering the Danger Zone. (How bad that I have that song from Top Gun in my head right now? But it must. It just has to. I know more. I've t...For all t...
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Hello, my name is M... and I'm an Infertile.: Time flies...
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Hello, my name is M. and I'm an Infertile. A story, like so many other stories, of a 30-something on the rocky road to a family. Saturday, March 27, 2010. Where does the time go these days? You'd think I'd be bored out of my mind since I stopped working 5 weeks ago. But instead I find myself content to putter around the house, making small forays into the world to pick up yarn or face lotion or new towels (all actual errands from the past two weeks.). I find that I actually have been spending. I've passe...
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My scar smiles at me, I don't always smile back.: May 2008
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My scar smiles at me, I don't always smile back. One woman in her 20's finally coming to terms with what her ovarian surgery 10 years ago means to her health, fertility, and outlook on life. Thinking about donor eggs and other routes to parenthood. As a teenager, I lost most of my ovaries during the surgical removal of bilateral dermoid cysts. I was left with a smiling scar just like my mother's Cesarean one. No one hinted that only ten years later I would be racing my mother through menopause! I was goi...
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London's Journal: October 2008
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Sunday, October 12, 2008. Get up and finish the race. Today would have been London's first day of nursery. It was a hard day but at least now sitting in church during sunday school it makes sense that my arms are so empty. They would be if she were still alive because she would be in nursery. I haven't trained for this, how could I possibly finish? Now I feel as though I have been running a marathon and yet I still cannot see a finish line in sight. So how have I done? Posted by Paige Freestone. I didn't...
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December | 2010 | It's Either Sadness or Euphoria
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It’s Either Sadness or Euphoria. The bizarre, maddening, craziness that your life becomes upon repeated in-vitro attempts. 8220;The Longing”. From Innocence to Cornell. Archive for December, 2010. Creme de la Creme. On December 6, 2010. Cool places to go. Cool stuff to do. Cool stuff to have. Heart of the matter. Adventures of a Funky Heart. Detect CHDs at 20 weeks pg: top 5 questions to ask. My Son Is an Angel. It Isn't Easy Being Green. Dreams and False Alarms. Duck’s Big Old Blog. Who shot my stork?
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My scar smiles at me, I don't always smile back.: February 2008
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My scar smiles at me, I don't always smile back. One woman in her 20's finally coming to terms with what her ovarian surgery 10 years ago means to her health, fertility, and outlook on life. Thinking about donor eggs and other routes to parenthood. As a teenager, I lost most of my ovaries during the surgical removal of bilateral dermoid cysts. I was left with a smiling scar just like my mother's Cesarean one. No one hinted that only ten years later I would be racing my mother through menopause! As I was ...