No. I have not had a baby yet. Despite trying EVERY thing I know to do to make my body think it's time to be in labor.
I have had a terrible cough for about a week and, honestly, it's driving me crazy. I am wearing one of those post-delivery pads 24/7 because each and every time I cough I pee all over myself. And I cough a lot.
So far I've not found anything that will cause me to A) Stop Coughing or B) Have a baby. I'm tired from lack of sleep (from being up all night coughing) and I'm trying VERY hard not to be cranky and bitter that I'm up all night without a baby to cuddle.
My (step)Dad leaves for an extended business trip out of the country tomorrow and I was really hoping that the Baby would come before he leaves. Guess not.
I keep reminding myself that so, so, so many women desire to be pregnant and simply cannot be and that I should not complain about my current condition. But honestly, I just want to meet my child and hold him/her and it's less about not being pregnant and more about wanting to know if this baby is a boy or a girl and seeing who he/she looks like.
And that's where I am at today. Waiting for Baby, praying for Baby to come soon and wishing that my body would cooperate with my mind.
This isn't what I wanted to post today and it's probably not the post you wanted to read. But it's all I got.
The end is SO hard. Praying it will be soon!
ReplyDeleteI'm praying for you!
ReplyDeleteand as for your cough...try respiractin (http://www.respiractin.com/)
It has done wonders for me when I have a cough...I know the feeling of needing to wear protection due to a persistent cough...this stuff truely works...I don't know why but it does
Brandon and I am very sick too. If you find something that makes you feel better, let us know!
ReplyDeletePraying for you and Baby Beaver!
this is kinda like waiting for that referral! praying your cervix softens and your pelvic bone starts a spreading :) soon!!!
ReplyDeleteFound you via a friend's blog. Going to bookmark you.
ReplyDeleteI love your story. So far. . . Much more to read. I'm looking forward to it.
Thanks for your honesty. Beautiful post.
ReplyDeleteYes, God is always with us, even in the darkest rooms of our lives.
Laurel