Random things from our trip
1. I now look pregnant. Seriously, like at least 12 weeks. Mike keeps telling me its practice. So I guess I’m practicing being pregnant with this fluid baby. At least until I adsorb it.
2. I used to have what I considered to be a cute outie belly button. Now I have a Franken-belly button!
3. Being treated at a Catholic hospital by Catholic doctors where you can talk freely about NFP as a reliable medical method is probably the coolest thing ever.
4. PPVI nurses are secretly angels. They are the nicest, sweetest nurses ever and I couldn’t feel more respected in their office.
5. Going back to my hometown was surreal. And awesome. I loved growing up there and so many things were the same!
6. Apparently I get pretty nauseous on anesthesia. So I was totally zonked out all day yesterday and last night. Think maybe its worn off by now, so I’ve been able to eat today. Still in some hefty pain.
7. Had our post-op appointment today. So, now I have that information. I guess I’ll write more about that later.
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I'm a recently graduated, relocated, and married Catholic NFP teacher. I started this blog as an outlet for my non-research related thoughts as I avoided finishing my thesis. Those thoughts have now all but been consumed by our sub-fertility as we struggle understanding all the whys and hows. (Oh yeah, and I annoyingly don't use the word infertility). Now that the thesis is defended and turned in, I'll try to write about other things that interest me, but chances are it will still be related to fertility.
Adventuring in California
A Martha trying to be Mary- An IF heart among baby bumps May 21, 2012
- Faith makes things possible, not easy
- Would y'all do me a favor?! May 25, 2012
- Frustrated Musings of a seemingly calm girl
- You know you've reached a new low when... May 23, 2012
- Hebrews 11:1
- Doctor visit update May 23, 2012
- Infertile Catholic
- Letting Go April 24, 2012
- Just being
- my little adventures May 23, 2012
- Making God laugh
- The IF t-shirts are back May 13, 2012
- Patiently waiting….Kinda
- The defeat of LUFS! May 26, 2012
- Perfect power in weakness
- The Birth Story: Part 1: Preparing for Labor May 24, 2012
- Still Standing
- An error has occurred; the feed is probably down. Try again later.
- This cross I embrace
- That "News" I Told You Was Coming... May 25, 2012
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Just now getting caught up on everything :) Can’t wait to hear how it all went!
I’m so glad it’s over! Speedy recovery…and can’t wait to find out results!
I’m glad that you’re able to enjoy your hometown during this stressful time! I’m looking forward to reading your “more about that later” and hope that you have something to help with the pain.
Sounds like a good trip thus far, well minus the bloat, I guess! I didn’t know you were from Nebraska, that is cool that you got to visit your hometown. I am with Danya, I look forward to haering the results!
Did no one tell you to enjoy a flat abdomen before the laparascopy? ;) Mine’s getting better, very slowly but my surgery was seven months ago. All the best in your recovery.
Hope you’re feeling better soon!
wait MIN!!!! youre from Omaha???? whaaatttt. I need to email you! Searching for your email on here as soon as I hit “post”!!!