T, i have the birth story on my private blog. If you leave me your address in any of the comments (you can then delete it, ill get it in my email) Ill add you so you can read it all. Its pretty amazing ! I had a great labour !!
Yeah i forgot too that I added you ! I didnt want doula becuase i wanted as few people as possible. I think doula is helpful if one doesnt know what's happening, which I knew. I had a midwife though, and that's something i extremely highly recommend (if they wouldnt keep coming ot my house we would never know she has such a critical jaundice!!) but in my case when I had to switch to Dr becuase of the gest. diabetes the midwife kind of took over the role of doula and was there just for suppport not delivery of the baby (dr did that) so it all worked out. Where we live, midwife is completely covered by insurance but doula isnt. If you can get a midwife, go for it! I think personally that midwife can give support doula can too (doula cannot deliver the baby though) so doula would be an extra but i know tons of people who had both and wouldnt change a thing
As children bring their broken toys
with tears for us to mend,
I brought my broken dreams to God,
because He was my friend.
But then, instead of leaving Him,
in peace, to work alone;
I hung around and tried to help,
with ways that were my own.
At last, I snatched them back and cried,
"How can you be so slow?"
"My child," He said,
"What could I do?
You never did let go."
Never in a million years did I ever imagine the struggles my husband and I would face to do what so many take for granted--to have children, to have a family, to have little ones that look up to you and depend on you. This has been a very long and hard journey and we have learned to lean on each other, support each other and continue to trust and believe in God through it all.
A successful marriage requires falling in love many times, always with the same person.
Desperately, helplessly, longingly, I cried; Quietly, patiently, lovingly, God replied. I pled and I wept for a clue to my fate . . . And the Master so gently said, "Wait." "Wait? you say wait?" my indignant reply. "Lord, I need answers, I need to know why! Is your hand shortened? Or have you not heard? By faith I have asked, and I'm claiming your Word." "My future and all to which I relate Hangs in the balance, and you tell me to wait? I'm needing a 'yes', a go-ahead sign, Or even a 'no' to which I can resign." "You promised, dear Lord, that if we believe, We need but to ask, and we shall receive. And Lord I've been asking, and this is my cry: I'm weary of asking! I need a reply." Then quietly, softly, I learned of my fate, As my Master replied again, "Wait." So I slumped in my chair, defeated and taut, And grumbled to God, "So, I'm waiting for what?" He seemed then to kneel, and His eyes met with mine . . . and He tenderly said, "I could give you a sign. I could shake the heavens and darken the sun. I could raise the dead and cause mountains to run." "I could give all you seek and pleased you would be. You'd have what you want, but you wouldn't know Me. You'd not know the depth of my love for each saint. You'd not know the power that I give to the faint." "You'd not learn to see through clouds of despair; You'd not learn to trust just by knowing I'm there. You'd not know the joy of resting in Me When darkness and silence are all you can see." "You'd never experience the fullness of love When the peace of My spirit descends like a dove. You would know that I give, and I save, for a start, But you'd not know the depth of the beat of My heart." "The glow of my comfort late into the night, The faith that I give when you walk without sight. The depth that's beyond getting just what you ask From an infinite God who makes what you have last." "You'd never know, should your pain quickly flee, What it means that My grace is sufficient for thee. Yes, your dearest dreams overnight would come true, But, oh, the loss, if you missed what I'm doing in you." "So, be silent, my child, and in time you will see That the greatest of gifts is to truly know me. And though often My answers seem terribly late, My most precious answer of all is still . . . Wait."
8 comments:
Thanks for the pics (smile)
You look so cute. Are you enjoying that cute little belly? Sure you are! LOL
Is A enjoying rubbing your belly and believing that it's real?
So cute!!! You look great! I love each week's pics. It's so neat to watch your belly evolve!
Hope your Father's Day was lovely!
So cute...thank you for our pic.:)
Love ya girl
What a cute little belly!
Look at that bump! So cute!!
Okay, I'm a dork. I left my baby bump comment on the last Dear Daddy letter comment section. LOL!
T, i have the birth story on my private blog. If you leave me your address in any of the comments (you can then delete it, ill get it in my email) Ill add you so you can read it all. Its pretty amazing ! I had a great labour !!
Yeah i forgot too that I added you ! I didnt want doula becuase i wanted as few people as possible. I think doula is helpful if one doesnt know what's happening, which I knew. I had a midwife though, and that's something i extremely highly recommend (if they wouldnt keep coming ot my house we would never know she has such a critical jaundice!!) but in my case when I had to switch to Dr becuase of the gest. diabetes the midwife kind of took over the role of doula and was there just for suppport not delivery of the baby (dr did that) so it all worked out. Where we live, midwife is completely covered by insurance but doula isnt. If you can get a midwife, go for it! I think personally that midwife can give support doula can too (doula cannot deliver the baby though) so doula would be an extra but i know tons of people who had both and wouldnt change a thing
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