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9.01.2013
Stings Like a Bee
I remember in junior high being stung by a bee for the first time. It was after school and I felt something moving in my hair. I ran my hand through my hair to see what was going on and quickly found it was a bee in my hair, an angry bee who stung my hand. I had been in the process of buying a can of pop at the time so was able to hold onto that to take some of the burn of the sting away as I walked home. It dulled the pain, but didn't take it away completely, and I continued to have a tender spot on my hand for several days.
This past week, I found out someone very close to me is pregnant with her 3rd child. Yes, I recently gave birth to my Little Miss, and am totally and completely in love with her and am so grateful for her. But this news still stung like a bee. The fact it happened so quickly and easily and that we are the same age and she will soon have 3 kids, still stung, and continues to sting even a few days later. Yes, this announcement was easier than the one 3 years ago, when we were 4 years into our journey to have a child (and would shortly thereafter become pregnant and miscarry), but the scars of infertility, while somewhat faded, are still there.
This past week, I found out someone very close to me is pregnant with her 3rd child. Yes, I recently gave birth to my Little Miss, and am totally and completely in love with her and am so grateful for her. But this news still stung like a bee. The fact it happened so quickly and easily and that we are the same age and she will soon have 3 kids, still stung, and continues to sting even a few days later. Yes, this announcement was easier than the one 3 years ago, when we were 4 years into our journey to have a child (and would shortly thereafter become pregnant and miscarry), but the scars of infertility, while somewhat faded, are still there.
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