Last night I had my first pregnancy dream. I dreamt I was going into labor and admitted myself to the hospital. I was confused, as I didn't know I was pregnant, yet when I looked down I was able to see a perfectly round belly and, when I pressed it, feel movement from within. Though I panicked about not being ready (couldn't find Grey, hadn't prepared for this new extension of our family, etc), for the first time I felt a sense of joy that I haven't felt in so long. To believe that this nightmare had finally come to an end. Finally, we were more than a family of two.
Oh cristy, cant imagine how hard it was to wake up from that dream...hopefully its a sign that there is a baby out there for you, closer than you think. Thinking of you...
Sigh. I have had those. Not for a long, long time though. In a way though, I appreciated them. It was so nice to feel that feeling, even if just for a second. Sometimes it's nice to remember what it's all for.
I had those kinds of dreams a lot before and after we lost M & A. It's hard to pull out of it. I will take it as a sign of some sort that there is a baby coming to you at some point. I'm sorry you had to wake up.
Those dreams are so cruel. I had one recently and it's still with me- the brief happiness of being pregnant, then the bitter dose of reality that I'm not.
Waking up seems like such a cruel thing after a dream like that. I hope it really is a sign that your family will be expanding soon, however that happens.
After many blissful years of marriage, my husband Grey and I decided to toss the birth control and take the plunge into parenthood. What we've encountered instead is a diagnosis of unexplained infertility and an inability to stay pregnant. Now, after two losses, a failed FET, a diagnosis of APA syndrome and an early delivery & NICU experience, we are finally parenting our miracle twins. This is our story.
Oh cristy, cant imagine how hard it was to wake up from that dream...hopefully its a sign that there is a baby out there for you, closer than you think. Thinking of you...
ReplyDeleteSigh. I have had those. Not for a long, long time though. In a way though, I appreciated them. It was so nice to feel that feeling, even if just for a second. Sometimes it's nice to remember what it's all for.
ReplyDeleteI hate when I get those type of dreams. They are such a tease. Hoping that some day you do have a baby to hold and keep.
ReplyDeleteI had those kinds of dreams a lot before and after we lost M & A. It's hard to pull out of it. I will take it as a sign of some sort that there is a baby coming to you at some point. I'm sorry you had to wake up.
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry to hear about your dream. As L says, maybe it is a sign. I will pray that it is
ReplyDeleteI absolutey hate those dreams. When I wake up I think back to the dream and how happy I was, if only for a short time.
ReplyDeleteI both love and hate those dreams. They're so wonderful while you're dreaming then, but utterly devastating when you wake up.
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to be haunted even in a seemingly safe place like slumber.
ReplyDeletePregnancy dreams can be so bittersweet.
ReplyDeleteThose dreams are so cruel. I had one recently and it's still with me- the brief happiness of being pregnant, then the bitter dose of reality that I'm not.
ReplyDeleteThose types of dreams stay with you all day. Sending a hug.
ReplyDeleteWaking up seems like such a cruel thing after a dream like that. I hope it really is a sign that your family will be expanding soon, however that happens.
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