It's hard to believe that tomorrow we will be at the end of our journey regarding IVF and possibly beginning a new chapter in our lives with a new Currey. It's been so emotional, this adventure, full of excitement and disappointment. I am ready for a break.
The last few days I've been pondering just how we are to prepare Julia and Annie for their return to school in France. All of their friends are aware of our IVF process and will know by the time we return that Julia will not be having a brother or sister who will heal her of her disease. How will our girls respond to the curiosity and bluntness of other children? How will these comments affect Julia?
I'm thinking it will be necessary to try and meet with the teachers before school starts up again and the parents of Julia's close friends. It will be helpful for them to have support at school. Also, I will ask to speak to their fellow students and explain what has happened so that questions are directed to me and our girls don't feel interrogated or responsible for this these turn of events.
Tomorrow my pregnancy test is at 8:15am and we should have Results back in the afternoon. I will send out an update then!
Bon courage à vous pour ces dernières heures d'attente... Nous pensons fort à vous!
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I've been thinking and praying for you all day. I'm excited for tomorrow!! Love you guys and really miss you.
ReplyDeleteD-Day has come!
ReplyDeleteje pense à vous , profitez bien de cette cerniere semaine aux US, Noel est un moment tres special là-bas. Bisous MAg
Vous etes dans mes pensées et dans mes prières, j'espère que demain sera un jour "Super" et qu'enfin vous pourrez nous annoncer une bonne nouvelle.
ReplyDeleteA bientôt à IBOS
Bisous
Jean-pierre
Been thinking all day about you and praying for your hearts - no matter the outcome today. We just wanted you to know that we love you and are praying for you always. LVH
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