I guess I should have done a small Google search before beginning this blog, for I am most certainly NOT alone in my struggles. There are a lot more Catholic women who are experiencing infertility out there than I imagined. Since most of the Catholic friends I know have been blessed with multiple children or at least stories of how easily they become pregnant, I felt as though my situation was fairly unique. It is with relief and also sadness that I found out that it must not be. It makes me wonder about the numbers of women who do not have blogs--who have remained silent in their suffering. How many?
Before today, I was one of them. I am not sure where this blog is going. Maybe I will decide to make it my own private journal. I just know that I have always done well when I get my thoughts and feelings out through writing. It makes the whirling, circular thought patterns halt. I can say, "There. I acknowledged that emotion--that point. Now I can move on to the next." Otherwise, I just get stuck sometimes. At any rate, I know that getting this out is good for me right now. After I get it all out, maybe it will be enough. Or...perhaps the material will continue to come.
Maybe I will join the Catholic Infertility group on Yahoo! groups. Maybe that will be the outlet and bonding that I desire. Only God knows. I should try to take this day by day. I don't have to commit to anything, which is nice.
God, I will go where you lead me.
Welcome to the blogosphere!
ReplyDeleteI started blogging for the same reasons! While I am sorry that you have to blog for this reason, I am glad you are here.
I am adding you to my list of prayers.
Sounds like we have a lot in common! :)
ReplyDeleteWelcome to our support group!
Yep...I was shocked at the sheer number of IF blogs out there too. But that's for sure. We are not alone!
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