October 1st, 2009

We both agree this is the best option for us. The above image is kind of cheesy but I didn’t want to post a big negative sign… Honestly, I have enough to create a Halloween costume out of them.
Right now, I look forward to embracing my own hormones, rather then being overdosed with estrogen & progesterone on top of 5 days of clomid. I won’t miss the early morning blood draws and vaginal ultrasounds (dildo camera) before work that put me into a panic of guilt & anxiety, as I try and fit infertility into my teaching schedule.
In addition, I can’t hide my pain at work anymore ~ “My kids” at school mean the world to me and even though I’ve never spoken a word to them about our infertility, I swear they know…I can’t tell you how many times, I’ve been asked, “why don’t you have kids?” One kid called me “Mommy” the other day and I about lost it!
CS and I know that the hormones are not the answer to our dilemma. We know we have a greater purpose. But with that said, we feel relieved that we gave fertility treatments a chance and now we can move on with our adoption plans.
We hope that our support system will continue to be as encouraging and thoughtful during this next phase, as we attempt to locate and rear one well-balanced Homo sapien.
Until then…