By: It Is What It Is

It Is What It Is — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 19:19:15 +0000

Wow, that is an awful lot to process. In the end, I am glad you are getting some clarity and that the feeling of the emotions have been a good thing.

I’m very excited to hear that you are feeling like you want to meet the new RE and I hope that meeting provides even great clarity about how to proceed with cycling.

By: Turia

Turia — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 16:46:53 +0000

Your dreams are so interesting, and it’s perceptive that you’ve been able to read them so clearly. My body tends to react in physical ways to bottled-up emotions/stress, but I’ve also had to learn to recognize what it’s trying to tell me. The waves sound terrifying.

I’m glad your friend’s pregnancy is helping you sort through things. I have always said that you should do whatever you need to, whatever it takes, to feel like you can walk away with no regrets. Maybe new RE will have some more ideas. Things change so quickly in this field.

I have a friend who is newly pregnant, and I got very excited about being able to lend her some things that are super nice to have but the baby only uses for a short time (especially big things like the bouncy seat and the exersaucer). I don’t think our baby clothes are going to be much use since this baby will be exactly opposite to E. seasons-wise. To be honest, that’s a bit of a relief. I don’t think I’m ready to have some other baby in E’s clothes, even if just as a loan. I remember a post a while back where you weren’t ready to lend out Lucky’s clothes. So I think it’s great if you’re willing now to look at that option.

xoxo
T.
PS. Thank you for the support on my blog. You are right. I have to trust the mama bear instincts, and if that pisses Q. off, tough.

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