So in the last few weeks I have been waiting ever so patiently for results. It has been so hard to keep my mind busy. As I have waited for me, our daughter turned 16 years old and life continues to move forward one day at a time.
Parenting a teenager is difficult enough, but by adding a couple of new factors into the equation - driving and dating - and it makes life even more challenging and prayerful. So our daughter officially has her drivers license and every time she leaves the house I swear I get one more gray hair added to my head. I pray in a new way for her each day. I pray that she will return home safe and I pray that she will make good choices throughout her day. It is so hard helping to raise these children that I have had the opportunity to parent for such a short time only to turn around to let them go, hoping that someday they will be happy with the choices they have made for themselves.
So now I feel impressed to try to bring a baby into this mix knowing full well what may lie ahead in the teenage years and beyond. But still I feel that the direction is the right thing. So the waiting takes on a new meaning. We received the test results and according to the blood tests, established by modern science, they indicate that I can still try to conceive a child. This is very good news. My doctor so patiently looked at me as we discussed different options to move forward. Her last piece of advise to me was "whatever you do, do it quickly" because she explained that age is very quickly starting to work against me and the concerns about endometriosis will become a moot point as I get older.
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