Most people would agree that the 2ww period is a roller-coaster ride. To me, I think it is a roller-coaster in pitch darkness. Because you really don't know what is at the next turn. Is it a sharp corner, a sudden downward drop, an accelerated surge or light at the end of the tunnel?
I was groping in the dark initially because of the OHSS syndrome - not knowing when it will end. I sought solace in God (after a lapse of many years) and he gave me peace. My faith was shaken shortly at 4dp3dt when my TCM doc told me that my pulse was not giving good vibes. I prayed harder and restored my faith in him. My faith did not dent even when my TCM doc said my condition has worsened on 8dp3dt.
But I took a plunge again on 9dp3dt when I saw strands of chocolate fudge after a visit to the toilet. I prayed again and felt strong once more. I read that brown discharge and spotting was quite common during 2ww. It doesn't mean anything. Even when chocolate fudge became strawberry juice the next day, I was calm; proud of my belief in God. As it was too early for a blood test, the hospital gave me duphaston for additional progesterone support. It is not the end yet.
This morning, I saw my first blood clot. Just when I thought it couldn't get worse, I fell even deeper. The first thought was that it was my embryo and I couldn't get those thoughts out of my head. I kept praying for faith, for miracle, for peace, for hope. While I am feeling better now, slowly regaining my faith again, there is still that little voice that tells me to prepare for the worst.
Am I afraid of a BPN? Not really, but my tears flow every time I imagine the disappointment on the faces of my loved ones. But I will hold strong, together with the hopes of my parents and my hubby, that there is still hope. And I will do my best for my embryos. I still have time, before my blood test in 5 days' time. Also, it is July now, the month we celebrate my birthday, my hubby's birthday and my daddy's birthday. I am sure God will answer our prayers and is preparing our birthday surprises. Let's hold on to hope together and be stronger together. I must not let that little voice get into my head.
Stay strong girl.
ReplyDeleteYupers, trying my best. I know it is easier to just throw in the towel. But I want to be a fighter. Hopefully my babies are fighters too. Now the spotting is like first day of period, so quite bad. But I will not give up on the fight.
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