It scares me that "moving on" somehow means I'm not allowed to be sad anymore. I found myself able to smile again much sooner than I thought I would. I know it probably doesn't make sense but it feels like once I've been able to have even a semi-happy moment that people will think I'm done grieving.
"The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt within the heart. - Helen Keller"
Re: I hate the phrase "moving on"
BFP #2: 08/23/12; EDD: 05/04/13 ~Please stick little one!!! DS born 05/09/13 at 40w5d
BFP #1: 05/05/12; EDD: 01/01/13; m/c: 05/21/12 ~Forever in our hearts~
I totally know what you mean, signoflove. It's weird that it is perceived that if we act "happy" or in a good mood, it means we are "over" what happened and not sad anymore. In reality, we most likely feel every emotion possible in one given day. I can go from laughing and having a good time, to resentful and jealous in the next moment.
I am so frustrated that my MIL now says "only one more month until you can try again" and " you won't feel better until you get pregnant again" Just because I only needed to wait two cycles before trying again doesn't mean that we will right away. She somehow thinks I will "be over" what happened when I get pregnant again?!? I am sorry, but what happened to me is not something I will ever "get over" or "move on from" it will be something that I get used to accepting.
We need to accept our emotions as they come and not apologize for them. Healing takes time. We have no idea how long it takes. We should just focus on each day as it comes.
Sorry for all the venting.
Wishing you a calm, relaxing, "happy on the outside" kind of a day.
Mrsfunk07
I love this. Thanks for sharing! I really needed to hear that!
Married since 2008 with 1 precious furbaby.
Mis-dx with PCOS & Hypothyroidism. New Dx= Hypoandrenia & hormone imbalance
BFP #1 on 3rd round of Clomid (50mg).