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Natalie
From hopeful TTC, through infertility, IVF and the resulting pregnancy, this became a journal through grief and trying again after the loss of our first son, Devin, at 36 weeks. After multiple more IVF cycles we got pregnant with our second child, a little girl born healthy and alive in May of 2010. Our third child, a most unexpected surprise baby girl, was just born in June 2012!

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Christmas Sadness

December 24, 2006 — 4:50 pm

Last night it did finally hit me how much better christmas would be with little kids – even a baby – to spoil. Last year I really thought we’d have a kiddo by now. Plus I’m sorta regretting not flying back to my parents’ for the holiday. BUT I’m determined to really enjoy myself and enjoy christmas for what it is. I really do love christmas and I don’t want to let any of that – or my cranky pants hubby – get me down. :)

Well, I do have two dogs and two cats, all of whom KNOW there is something REALLY GOOD in their stocking and they want it now. So that will be fun. :)

Comments (2)

2 responses to “Christmas Sadness”

jen says:

December 24, 2006 at 7:30 pm

Merry Christmas Sweetheart
nikkiana says:

December 25, 2006 at 12:08 am

I know what you mean. Even though my desire to have kids is next to nothing, celebrating Christmas without children to spoil is horribly horribly boring.