WARNING: This is EXTREMELY LONG AND DETAILED and was written this way for myself as a way to process everything. I feel like I needed to recount everything, not only to accept, but understand, move past, and have as a way to remember this time in my life. Absolutely no offense taken if you choose not to read, I totally get it!!
It's in an attachment because it's 17,115 characters too long

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Re: Jordan's birth story
Married: 5/30/2013
DSS #1: 5/25/2007
DSS #2: 1/22/2011
DS #3: 7/8/2012
BFP: 3/14/2016 ~ MC: 3/19/2016
DS #4: 4/21/17
DD1 born 5/24/10.
Missed M/C at 14 wks Feb 2012.
DD2 born 5/14/13.
Missed M/C at 9 wks July 2015.
DH: 36
Married 5 years
DD born 8/30/13
#2 expected 4/25/17
What you wrote in the beginning really reasonated with me because I'm starting to feel that anxiety too. I'm still pregnant and I'm getting really sad of thinking about the day I will no longer feel Bean moving around inside of me or with me at all times. I tried explaining it to a girlfriend who hasn't had a baby yet and she looked at me like I had three heads. She kept on saying "but you'll have the baby with you!" You sharing that made me feel a little less alone.
I know things most definitely did not go as you had planned and it must be devastating to miss out on experiences you initially wanted to have, but you truly need to know that you are no less of a mother for it and don't let anyone ever tell you or make you feel otherwise. Baby Jordan is extremely blessed to have such a strong and amazing mother.
I hope that by sharing this you are able to continue to heal from your experience.
Thank you for sharing your story! At times I could barely read it through my tears. I can not even begin to imagine the depth of emotions that you felt, then and now. I'm so glad that you found writing it all down to be part of the healing proces; I hope that you find that re-reading it provides a balm for your soul. You went through this amazingly difficult, complex, trying situation (oftentimes alone) and have come out on the other side of it with a grace (for acknowledging it) and a determination (to understand it), which only proves what a loving, strong mother you already are!!! Hopefully the sharpness of your pain will soften over time, and no matter if it takes weeks, months, or years to fully absorb this course of events, you're absolutely allowed to feel however you feel. You have an amazing story and are so brave for sharing it with others!! Lots of hugs and good vibes are headed your way, and I wish you peace.
although obviously I wasn't, while reading this, I felt like I was there with you and my heart was breaking for you. I am so sorry you didn't get the birth that you wanted but you are so freaking strong. I'm so glad you guys are home and doing well and I hope that breastfeeding gets a bit easier for you and baby Jordan. Thank you so much for sharing your birth story.