It is November 2025 and I am at a chapter in my life when there is nothing and everything at the same time. The transition from hustle to home has been stormy at first (tears, numbness and vomiting from the medication, and lots of questions and what ifs) but gradually it has been pleasantly peaceful and slow.
I have been on one job interview (awaiting the outcome!) and lovingly filling my days with acts of service for my husband, tidying our home and spending time with my family (when they can - I'm now the one who has a lot of time on my hands!). The driving really keeps me on my toes and I pray to be more confident behind the wheel each time I set off. I feel that being on the road is fine. It's the stopping/parking/any sort of manoeuvering that really is my weakness. I pray that in a few months time, I can come back to this blog post and say "I made it! I love driving!".
I also have just completed one round of Letrozole to induce ovulation. Apparently I haven't been ovulating based on the two blood tests I have done this year! I have my Day 21 serum progesterone test soon and I hope it will show that I am responding to this dose. Thank You, God, for the healthcare professionals who are helping us on our fertility journey. Also, thank You to my mom and the sisters at the Convent for sharing St. Gerard's relic with us. I am grateful to everyone praying for us. My prayer request is to be able to give my mom and dad grandchildren to love and treasure 🥰
Thank You, Lord Jesus, for the nothing and everything. The pain I felt this year was for a purpose. My waiting season has a purpose. I am preparing myself and our home for the beautiful blessings that lay ahead. In You I place my trust.
Love,
R
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