Monday, October 26, 2009

Always, Sometimes, Never (A Lighter Note)

Always:
*I always check Facebook on my phone while riding in the car.
*I always eat my lunch in the classroom, just some quiet time.
*I always drink a Diet Dr. Pepper in the morning (it usually sit on my desk 1/2 full but that 1/2 gets me going in the morning.
*I always go to sleep first, in my house.
*I always have a schedule for my morning routine.
*I always have to have chewing gum, cinnamon to be exact.

Sometimes:
*I sometimes wonder what if...
*I sometimes miss Virginia.
*I sometimes think we should adopt children.
Never:
*I NEVER want to have another week last last week.
*I NEVER want to get stuck in Beaumont while the streets are flooded.
*I NEVER imagined my life being where it is today, and you know what that's okay. I actually love my life.

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Am I broken???

That is a question I have asked myself repeatedly since Monday about 3:45. I haven't blogged lately because I was bursting with excitement thinking Aaron and I were finally pregnant. We only told a few select people our GREAT news, and we had hopes of sharing the word Monday after my 1st real Dr's appointment(I was about 10 1/2weeks). Well here come the blow....
Aaron and I both took a half day on Monday to make the drive to Beaumont to see my OB. We were so excited and secretly hoped for an ultrasound. Well we get there and they can't find a heart beat (which is pretty common when you aren't very far along) so the nurse moves us to the ultrasound room. Aaron and I are so excited we get to see our little miracle for the first time. Then I get this horrible feeling when the ultrasound tech informs me she must do a vaginal ultrasound(I am start saying can I please see it) about 45 minutes later she has us go back to our room. And we didn't get to see a thing. I get in the room and instantly start crying. about 15 minutes later the Dr comes in and is not his usually cheery self and he says,
"I hate to tell you this but there is no baby"
my response "Excuse me, what do you mean"
He says " Lets just say this like another miscarriage(I had one last April) he said what this is called is blighted ovum. Its where an egg is fertilized and attaches to the wall but no baby ever grows, but the sac does. You experience all the signs and symptoms of pregnancy down to the
After that point I toned him out and tried controlling my sobs. Aaron later informed me that the Dr gave us an option of letting my body naturally miscarrying the sac or we could do a D and C.
after much talk and consideration we decided for the the D and C, I have that scheduled tomorrow at noon. Please pray that things will be okay and Aaron and I both can move forward in this.

Friday, October 2, 2009

Happy Fall!!

(I read this and thought it was cute!)

A woman was asked by a coworker,
'What is it like to be a Christian?'The coworker replied, 'It is like being a pumpkin.'
God picks you from the patch, brings you in,
and washes all the dirt off of you.
Then He cuts off the top and scoops out all the yucky stuff.He removes the seeds of doubt, hate, and greed.
Then He carves you a new smiling face and
puts His light inside of you to shine for all the world to see.'