fertility: Going to the DR.

Receptionist: So when do you want to come in?

Me: What day in my cycle would the DR. like to see me?

Rec: Day 3.

Me: (nervous giggle)- He WANTS to see me on my period?

So, there I was, on day 3 and laying on the exam table. The news is good. No PCOS, and very little endometriosis.

Next week, I go in for an HSG and blood work.

fertility: I Think I Will thankyouverymuch

While helping a friend shop for blanket fabric for her unborn child I came across some I LOVED. She was sweet and encouraged me to pick it up for myself. I of course resisted unsure if I would ever have an infant. Next time I think I will, Second Sister Suaviloquy gave me permission.

foster: Update

Looking over our sidebar I was stuck on our placements. Could we really have fostered 13 children over the last 2 1/2 years? Really?! That is a TON. When we were training we were told the AVERAGE child's stay in foster care is 15-18 months. We are defiantly below the average.

Angel and Iron Man went home at the beginning of the month. The last 2 weeks of that placement could have gone better. But one thing I realized, it's not my job to be universally liked.

So here we are childless and taking a break. I think it will be a very long break. It's time to focus on J and me. No one else's drama aloud.