Today everything feels broken and impossible and dark. Tommy keeps saying mommy don't cry, it's ok. I wish it felt ok. I don't understand it. I felt great yesterday, I accomplished a lot and had a grip. But today I'm so broken and sad. Today I feel like I did one night when Steve and I went to dinner the week we were in Santa Barbara, the week after we lost our babies. I thought about all the risks and problems and scary things and everything was dark, and I was crying, in a restaurant, crying. I just wanted to crawl into a ball right there on the floor and give up. Today I want to do that too, just go to sleep and wake up when everything is ok. When I'm finally holding a healthy baby in my arms, when I can just think back to this day as a memory. I don't want to power through today. And the frustrating part is that I absolutely know deep down in side that things will be ok eventually, I have faith and hope in that. But not knowing how that will all work out is just too much sometimes. Not knowing if I can get pregnant again, not knowing if I can stay pregnant, not knowing how and when we will expand our family, that's all really scary and real. There's that anxiety and then there's the sadness that I feel for what happened. I'm just sad that I lost my babies. Today it's just overwhelming and I'm so sad that they are gone. I'm so heartbroken. I know tomorrow will be a better day. I know we have lots of good days ahead. I'm grateful for today because I know it's important to grieve and work through these emotions, and I'm grateful for today because it will make the happy days that much happier.
Since I'm such a downer today head over here to read this story, it's incredible, and I've thought about it a lot since reading it. http://www.mormonwomen.com/
We love you. Our hearts are crying. We pray for your continued strength. Sending hugs now.
ReplyDeleteWhat's that old saying, "Things look the darkest before the dawn?" You have dark days because you are a loving, caring woman, mother and wife. I don't think it's ever easy to deal with grief, but I do know things will get better. Your dawn is on the horizon. Love you, and pray for you and your family.
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