A No Go

My pregnancy test produced another negative and as a result, another failed attempt. I was very sad after this one, feeling like a failure, like my body doesn't work.

But then I had my HSG test that is the test that injects ink dye into your fallopian tubes. This test shows whether your tubes are open or if something is blocking them. I was pretty scared of this test because everyone has told me that it's very painful. I was happy to discover that it wasn't, and I did fine. And even happier news, they are "beautifully open!" YAY!! This is definitely good news.

I really think it's just going to take time. After dipping into a pretty serious depression, I am finally feeling good again. I discussed depression medication with my baby doctor and he put me on Zoloft which is safe for pregnancy and breastfeeding. It has changed my life. My depression has lifted and I'm feeling fantastic now. I'm so grateful that I am fully able to enjoy my life again.

Now I am looking forward to the life I will have with my beautiful baby and am enjoying my existing blessings until that time comes.

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