Does anyone else just feel... lonely? I feel out of place no matter where I go. There are so many topics of conversation I feel uncomfortable with now and they seem to come up so often. Even stuff I never even thought of. Like hospitals- that topic is now taboo for me, who wants to hear my sad hospital story? I even feel alone when I'm surrounded by people. I feel like a freak show.
I guess I'm just having a hard day. Got to work and there was a client here talking about her babies- had to leave the room for that one! Went into another room to welcome back a colleague after having surgery and the topic turned to hospitals- cue exit! I just get tired of dodging. I get tired of feeling awkward. After nearly 6 months of this I'm REALLY sick of it. The only time I don't feel lonely is when I'm home w/ my DH & DD. I wish I was there now.
I guess I just need to vent. Thanks for listening ladies.
Re: Lonely?
Yes, absolutely. I wonder if I will *ever* be normal again and be able to participate in regular conversations. Maybe after menopause hits? Eh, probably not. I hate being that person. I am sorry I don't have any comforting words but sending lots and lots of (((hugs))) to you!
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This....and yes I feel lonely even when I am surrounded by people who love me and who I love.
((hugs))
I know what you mean. That is why I don't ever like to leave the house. There are so many topics of conversation that make me cry. I feel like my house is my "safe zone" because I can control what happens in my house, and if people come over it is because they know what happened and are careful about what they say.
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type 1 diabetic for 7 years. Been on the pump for 6 years.
Big hugs, even though I'm feeling ok on the whole, I know EXACTLY what you mean. Last weekend I was out w/ my sister and we saw a bunch of her old hs friends... so they all started talking about BABIES, what the babies were doing, who's pregnant... all about babies, I was standing there literally wanting to shrink back into the wall, hoping my bump wasn't noticeable so nobody would talk to me... then of course one girl turns to me:
girl: "so you're pregnant!"
me: "yup"
girl: "Is it your first??" *with big excited grin*
me: "nope"
girl: "ummm...your second?"
me: "yup"
girl: "is weird I'm asking?" *awkward giggle*
me: "no, my son was stillborn" *tears flood my eyes*
Ugh... it's so hard, all of these situations that seem so normal to everyone else can just bring us to our knees. I wish I knew when it will become normal, but for now it just gives me anxiety. Sorry you're having a bad day!
Married the love of my life 7/11/09 - Our first baby, Peyton Mark, was born sleeping 10/25/11 at 33 weeks - Our second baby, BFP 2/4/12, welcome to the world Raylan! Holy Moly, BPF 2/4/14, please be safe and sound little one!
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This! I always feel like I have to smile or sound upbeat just to make other people feel comfortable.
BFP #1 12.24.07 - DD born @ 39w1d on 08.26.08

BFP #2 08.04.11 - DD born still @ 37w3d on 03.25.12
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TTC #3 since May 2012
BFP #3 12.29.12 - CP @ 4w2d on 01.02.13
BFP #4 10.17.13 - CP @ 4w2d on 10.23.13
BFP #5 04.06.14 - MMC 05.07.14
No longer trying to conceive.