I always tell people that with PCOS some days are worse than others emotionally. Today was one of those days. This morning I arrive at church (where I work) and my pastor comes in my office and tells me his daughter is pregnant. He went on to tell me how excited everyone was and how they were traveling up to see her to begin getting her nursery put together. I really am happy for them all because my pastor has been wanting grandchildren for a long time, but all I wanted to do was crawl in a corner and cry. Later on we did a baptism for a precious baby boy. Again, it was a happy occasion and I enjoy making promises on behalf of that child to raise him up in the faith. During the entire time I was fighting back the tears. Every time I hear of someone who is pregnant or attend something for a baby (shower, birthday party, baptism, etc..) I am reminded of my infertility and it makes me sad. I feel bad for being sad because I am truly happy for everyone and I don't want to seem selfish or rude. It is just so hard to deal with infertility. I am in children's ministry at my church so I am surrounded my children every day. When I am not around children, I have people asking me when I am going to have children. They always say "you are so good with children, you need one of your own." They mean well, but it stings my heart to have to tell people that I am trying but I am having fertility issues. The thing that frustrates me the most is my whole life has been a struggle in one way or another. I have a learning disability so school was a constant struggle. I did not make the best of grades despite spending hours on homework, I did not achieve the same things as my friends who didn't have to work hard, and it took me longer to do everything academically. That was always a constant struggle in my life that weighed me down. I was hopefully that at least this area in my life wouldn't have to be a struggle, but it has proven to be a big one. I can't get a period without going on provera. I have to take medication to even ovulate. I am having to go to a reproductive Endrocronologist just to hopefully conceive. It's just tough. Some days are worse than others. Sorry for blabbing on and on here. I just need to vent sometimes and I am looking for support even if it is electronically.
Me - 35 Hubby - 38
Married 10/2007
Baby girl - 2/6/16
Re: some days are worse than others ** pregnancy/children mentioned **
PCOS | Anovulatory | Metformin + Letrozole