Never quite disappears. It softens just a bit and your day to day life isn’t consumed by it like it once was. The tears are still there, waiting to fall… they just aren’t as heavy as they once were.
I posted this link a few years ago, but she has since changed her website….
It’s true that infertility becomes part of who you are… always. It’s still part of mine. There are scars left behind to remind me and two miracles before me so I will never forget.
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Ah yes, Empty Arms. I first saw that when I was at work (after failed IVF#2) I had to turn it off and watch it at home, where I cried and cried. It is a great one.
Take care
It’s been a while since I watched that. But you are so right… infertility will always be there. Even as my son sleeps in the next room and I feel the baby moving inside me, I cried watching that again and remembering those desperate times. And am so very thankful for the miracles in our journey.