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Originally Posted by ohnicole
I'm sorry that you have so many reminders of your loss in your life right now, honey
I do the same thing as you... the other night there was a cable commercial where a pregnant lady keeps moving all around the house to try to get comfortable. That commercial always makes me sad, and makes me think of what we've lost. I looked at DH, and he was just smiling, like, oh look at the cute commercial. I tell myself that he has more hope for the future than I do and that's why things don't affect him the same way.
It's just hard, and we definitely understand. We're here when you need us! 
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It is hard. I feel like I have to muster up the courage to not break down at work every day almost. I take a deep breath and just get in there and do it. I do a good enough job blocking it at work that when I'm home, my poor hubby gets the brunt of my emotional outbursts at the end of the day. He's at least patient enough to let me cry it out when I need to.
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Originally Posted by Celena
I'm sorry that you have to endure all of this... you do sound far better than when I've first met you Kira. You've come so far in your healing process altho we both know that it's never totally over. This is a huge milestone altho you may feel it's a small one, think back to where you were and where you now are honey  you're doing so great! I'm glad to hear the steps you've been able to take.
Your DH may seem that he's so at peace with it, it may very well bother him everyday in ways you may not see nor understand. He didn't have that instant bond because the LO wasn't growing inside of him, so it's going to be quiet different as far as the healing process and the grieving you both go thru. There's some articles in the Info Spot about the differences that might make some sense of it.
However the end all be all, you're doing SO SO SO MUCH BETTER than ever Kira 
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Thanks for pointing that out, Celena. You're absolutely right. Not that long ago, I couldn't see pictures or babies without being near tears and being more sad and jealous than happy for the mom. Now, it's the opposite. I'm sad for me, but more than that, happy for them.
I am doing better. I suppose it's an ongoing thing that will never be completely healed from. Every day, gets easier in some ways and harder in others. Easier in the grief side of things, harder in the fact that every day we don't have a baby makes me want one all the more. I suppose I'll just love our future baby extra when we do have one.
Long story short, you're right, I am doing better. I can handle this. I need to cling to whatever sanity I have left so I'm at least half sane by the time we do have a baby.