The unspeakable pain

The unspeakable pain

One afternoon, and after trying to conceive for a while, my husband and I where laying in bed relaxing after work. Something happened that changed our lives. An amazing amount of pain surged through my abdomen and I started bleeding. It was a type of pain I will never forget.

My poor husband can tell anyone what an awful experience it was for both of us. Two hours into what felt like my stomach, back, and lower abdomen were going to fall off for good, and the pain and crying finally stopped. We had no idea what was happening until later.

Why didn’t anyone tell me that miscarriages are so painful? why didn’t anyone warned us that it was a posibility? why is this such a taboo topic? and why us?

We set up an appointment with an OBGYN near us and I got a check up to see what was going on. Sadly, it was confirmed that I had had a miscarriage or non-viable pregnancy. Probably didn’t make it past the first 2 weeks. They also told me that I had PCOS and that it would be hard for me and my husband to conceive. I felt guilt, and anger, and more than anything, I felt so sad. we had been trying and trying and trying.

It took about three months for my body to fully heal and about half a year to forgive and love myself again. My husband was nothing but patient and loving, and I am beyond thankful for this man in my life. After much thinking and with all the courage we didn’t have before, we decided to try again with some help.

The OBGYN became our best friend.

Not Knowing

Not Knowing

My husband and I got married in 2018 and knew that we wanted to start a family rigth away. We had been together for over 4 years prior to getting married, and our baby fever cought up with us faster than we thought!

Trying to conceive seemed like something so easy and fun. Theres no way we could mess that up! besides, we love each other so much, that our love will do the rest…. so I thought. Not once did I imagine that it would bring heartache and loss, or frustration and anger.

They (schools, parents, doctors, etc.) don’t really teach you much about procreating or starting a family and some of the barriers that you, as a person, could come across with.

Not knowing this information really set us back and gave us a lesson to remember. Most importantly, it allowed us to grow as a couple and as individuals. Although it was really disheartening, I would not change our experience for anything in the world.

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Welcome to our family adventures

Hi my name is Diana.  I am a wife, a doggy mom, and a first time mommy to a beautiful girl. I was a NICU mom first, and I am now a special medical needs mom.

This blog was mostly created as a means for me to cope with all the chaos that surrounds us currently, and also a way to provide updates to our family and friends that are far away and not able to see us in person.

Our story may be familiar to some and completely unknown to others, and we hope that anyone who is in need of a pick me up or a reminder of how beautiful life is, can benefit from it.