Wednesday, February 16, 2011

How I got here this time

It's hard to say when "not preventing" turned into "earnest trying," but all in all, I'd say it was about 9 months. 9 frustrating months. A familiar frustration...which made it all the more frustrating.

In October, I decided to seek help. I went to my witch doctor, I called my gynecologist. My witch doctor told me to get off of dairy again (I knew I needed to do). My gynie told me to come in for a visit.

I talked to both of them, at length, about my concerns, my suspicions, my frustration. The WD put me on a new regimen and diet. The G told me to take ovulation tests for 10 days and scheduled me for a diagnostic ultrasound the following month (in case I didn't miraculously get pregnant this month).

Here's what happened in the meantime:

I got off dairy. I started my regimen.
I felt the same.

I took the ovulation tests.
They were all negative.


I worried something serious was wrong.

I thought a lot about personal revelation, and why I felt like it wasn't a big part of my life. Not feeling that a personal guide (in my world, the Holy Spirit) is communicating with me and leading me in a certain direction. I felt disappointed that I didn't seem to be living a life in tune with such things.


And then I had this revelation. It was powerful, and subtle. I trusted it. And I relaxed.

I went to Arizona for a long Thanksgiving visit, and by the end of the trip, I had some suspicions.

When I got home, I had to call and cancel that ultrasound, but could I schedule another one?


Because sometimes,


miracles do happen.

6 comments:

Kimba said...

so excited. :) yeah for the wd!

KimCandis said...

so happy! oh and i have an appointment with the WD soon. Thanks ;-)

Ashley said...

Yeah!!!!!

Laurel said...

God is so very good.

xoxo

crazydora said...

im happy for you. hope ill have mine soon hehehe

Celia said...

So, I randomly stumbled upon your blog and couldn't stop reading! My sister-in-law and I also became pregnant after some infertility issues with the advice of a "witch doctor." :) I admit muscle-testing isn't 100% correct, but my chiropractor told me to stop eating gluten and for her to lay off a number of foods. A few months later, we are both healthy and pregnant! Your blog is wonderful. Love it.