2:52 am Friday.
I am awake, but not for lack of trying to sleep. I spent last night tossing and turning. This one, I actually got some sleep before I woke up and started thinking about irrationalities. Ready? Okay. I found out, via pee stick, that we are expecting baby number 2. This is highly exciting for me. But on the same tken, my irrational thinking comes into play on this one, since the baby will be in the in-between world and born while I am still 28. Sounds normal? Sure, the irrationality comes in from the fact that for most of my life I have known that something life changing is going to happen associated with that number. Good Ole 28. I have managed to change my thinking over the years to 'life changing' from 'life ending,' with a lot of hard work and effort, knowing I would have to live this year in order to get to 29 or beyond. But now with the not-so-maybe-baby all my hard work has vanished. I know things can happen to me or baby in so many ways without the term 'life-ending' included, and life-altering can be a good thing just as easily as a bad thing. But I am going to have to deal with fears this go around and here are 2 of them:
a) I won't make it out of the delivery room...We did have complications last year that almost put me having a emergency c-section. Both mine and the baby's heart rates were dropping and our fevers were spiking. Things can go wrong no matter how I deliver so I am going to just research the best course of action in these circumstances and be prepared. I can't make this one just go away.
b) There will be something wrong with the baby. Either genetically or in our pregnant relationship. Only time can get rid of this fear.
In the mean time. I have cried about the thought of leaving Ellowyn behind in a world with no mommy and I hate myself for even giving the though a place to dwell. I would do anything in the world for my babies but leaving them without a mommy is not to come within 1000 miles of that list.
But Fate exists in my world and while I hope all of this is irrational and hormonal, I will be prepared. I will spend the next 9 months making sure all my T's are dotted and I's are crossed. Because the writer in me loves conlifts and no story can end without the heroine leaving a peice of herself behind for her beloved stars.
Mommy love you, stars.
And to put a smile back on faces and to wipe away tears, party at my place May 1, 2008 @ 8:00 pm. I better see you there.
a) I won't make it out of the delivery room...We did have complications last year that almost put me having a emergency c-section. Both mine and the baby's heart rates were dropping and our fevers were spiking. Things can go wrong no matter how I deliver so I am going to just research the best course of action in these circumstances and be prepared. I can't make this one just go away.
b) There will be something wrong with the baby. Either genetically or in our pregnant relationship. Only time can get rid of this fear.
In the mean time. I have cried about the thought of leaving Ellowyn behind in a world with no mommy and I hate myself for even giving the though a place to dwell. I would do anything in the world for my babies but leaving them without a mommy is not to come within 1000 miles of that list.
But Fate exists in my world and while I hope all of this is irrational and hormonal, I will be prepared. I will spend the next 9 months making sure all my T's are dotted and I's are crossed. Because the writer in me loves conlifts and no story can end without the heroine leaving a peice of herself behind for her beloved stars.
Mommy love you, stars.
And to put a smile back on faces and to wipe away tears, party at my place May 1, 2008 @ 8:00 pm. I better see you there.



