Quoting *Gabriels Mommy*:“ I'm just wondering why you would want to get sorry on your wrist, is there a story behind it? the I love you idea is cute though”
Quoting *Gabriels Mommy*:“ I've miss carried also and it was extremely hard for me to deal with, I went through alot of therapy ... [snip!] ... it it will remind you how strong you are to have made it through all of those experienfes AND it will remind you to stay strong”
Quoting madelynn:“ ive always been in therapy but i go alot more now and take alot of meds just to feel partly human. i ... [snip!] ... to feel partly human. i know i sound angsty but i dont think this will ever end. i dunno maybe i just wont let myself move on.”SO sorry for your loss. Just wanted to tell you to give yourself time. You just experienced one of the worst things a woman can go through...PLUS you are still dealing with hormones and your body trying to get back to 'normal'... whatever that is. :-) I have been on anti-depressant and anti-anxiety meds ever since I lost my first baby 5/07. I was able to go off of them when I got pregs with the second one, but after losing him I am right back on them. I used to think that being on meds full time was a crutch and that I didn't need them. I realize now that proper, doctor supervised, meds are what my brain and body needs to allow me to live my life and be as close to normal as I can get. I say again...you have gone THROUGH IT! You will never be the same person again....don't even try! Just embrace the fact that you are a mom and that changes everything. You will never "move on" from missing that little one, but the pain will get easier to bear. Don't fall into the trap of thinking that just because no one else is talking about it that you should pretend it never happened. Find someone you can talk to (I know you said you're in therapy, that's good), and vent when you need to. Feel free to PM me.
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