HëllaBubz
Diamond Member
Next thursday, or anytime between now and a little after then, I'm expecting to welcome my little girl into the world.
Yes, I know it's just another child, and there are millions, but the changes she has brought to my life has literally been the key to the lock that was my existance.
I most likely won't be on here very much in the following weeks, dealing with heat, sleep deprivation and a newborn is going to be rather demanding.
My greatest success in this 9 month journey has been learning when to stand up for myself, and knowing when to stop standing up, and rather just remove the feet that kept trampling me. Since excising my parents from my life, I have learnt to cope and manage far faster than I ever thought possible, and the sense of freedom and self worth is overwhelming.
I've now been coping well enough to consider, and firmly commit to giving birth naturally, although I'll be having an early epidural to combat triggers from routine practices during labor. I'm looking forward to meeting my little girl, and not stressing about who turns up to visit, or any shit like that, because I'm feeling really secure in myself, and I'll deal with whatever happens, when it happens.
I've also got my amazing psych and partner to thank, we've been working so hard, and even though there are things that still need working on, and will continue to be addressed, I've reached another milestone that I didn't know was there to be reached.
Right now, I'm chilling on the bed, hearing my cleaner fairy work her magic on my house, and enjoying resting and feeling bubs move as I type this. My little dog is at my feet enjoying the fan on this hot day, and I'm looking forward to seeing the look on my other half's face when he gets home to a spotless house and a yummy dinner.
He keeps telling me to cook bubs faster, but the little darling will come when she will. I know we are both eager to meet the sweetheart that was the answer to our silent heartbreak when everyone else around us were having children, and we couldn't, she has facilitated the start of so many good things in our life this year.
Here's to starting fresh, but remembering our roots while we learn about this new human, and her needs and take on the world we live in.
Yes, I know it's just another child, and there are millions, but the changes she has brought to my life has literally been the key to the lock that was my existance.
I most likely won't be on here very much in the following weeks, dealing with heat, sleep deprivation and a newborn is going to be rather demanding.
My greatest success in this 9 month journey has been learning when to stand up for myself, and knowing when to stop standing up, and rather just remove the feet that kept trampling me. Since excising my parents from my life, I have learnt to cope and manage far faster than I ever thought possible, and the sense of freedom and self worth is overwhelming.
I've now been coping well enough to consider, and firmly commit to giving birth naturally, although I'll be having an early epidural to combat triggers from routine practices during labor. I'm looking forward to meeting my little girl, and not stressing about who turns up to visit, or any shit like that, because I'm feeling really secure in myself, and I'll deal with whatever happens, when it happens.
I've also got my amazing psych and partner to thank, we've been working so hard, and even though there are things that still need working on, and will continue to be addressed, I've reached another milestone that I didn't know was there to be reached.
Right now, I'm chilling on the bed, hearing my cleaner fairy work her magic on my house, and enjoying resting and feeling bubs move as I type this. My little dog is at my feet enjoying the fan on this hot day, and I'm looking forward to seeing the look on my other half's face when he gets home to a spotless house and a yummy dinner.
He keeps telling me to cook bubs faster, but the little darling will come when she will. I know we are both eager to meet the sweetheart that was the answer to our silent heartbreak when everyone else around us were having children, and we couldn't, she has facilitated the start of so many good things in our life this year.
Here's to starting fresh, but remembering our roots while we learn about this new human, and her needs and take on the world we live in.