We are grateful for so many things:
- That she didn't change her mind *after* she placed the baby with us
- That this process of matching and unmatching has been relatively quick and we can be placed back in circulation after just a few weeks and not after several months
- That we didn't get to know her and form a strong emotional bond with her only to have to let her and her baby go
We are also sad. Really, really, really sad. Let's face it, even with my whole grateful list, it's not all easy peasy. I'm in a hotel room, getting ready for a work meeting. I wish I was home for this part. For the sad. But I'm in Miami (then Chicago, then San Diego, then home to get the nursery ready...except not. So really, home to eat lots and lots of chocolate). It's been so fun dreaming and scheming with S about everything from car seats to college graduations (OK, we got a little ahead of ourselves). I even got the, um, milkmaids up and running. I'm not quite sure what to do with them now. Just stop the dom.peridone cold turkey?
Also? Last minute hospital placement? You know I'm not going to be able to let that idea go.
Oh, I'm so sorry. :( It sounds like you're in the best shape for a crappy situation, but still so sad. I hope that your baby finds you soon.
ReplyDeleteWell, shit. I am so sorry. Eat some chocolate for me, too.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know you could use Dom Perignon for that!
ReplyDeleteSeriously, though, I'm sorry you're going through this very real loss. It's good that you're seeing the bright side, and also good that you're allowing the darker side to run its course through you.
Abiding with you...
i'm so sorry. :(
ReplyDeletesucky. hope you get your baby soon!
ReplyDeleteI've been thinking about you and hoping you are hanging in.
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