This time last year I imagined life differently. I was 15 weeks pregnant and imagined pushing the baby in a stroller to drop her off at school in the morning. I planned on coming home, cleaning then sitting down to play with the baby as I worked on some homework. Instead after I drop her off at school I will be coming home to an empty house. No child running around making noise and messes. It is a much different thing then I planned for. I am so happy for my daughter, but at the same time it brings up so much in me about how much I am missing Emery.
The story of our journey through pregnancy, birth and life of my son Emery who was diagnosed with Anecenephaly. Anecenephaly is a neural tube defect that effects 1 in 10,000 pregnancies and is fatal to all babies who have it. Most die before or during birth, some can live for a few hours to few days, and very very few live for longer periods of time. I do not know where this journey will bring us but I want to give my son the best possible life he can have and enjoy all the time we have.
Sunday, August 25, 2013
Kindergarten
It is crazy to think about how fast time goes. How quickly babies turn into kids with personalities and opinions. Tomorrow morning at this time I will be getting my daughter ready for her first day of Kindergarten! It is an official goodbye to her baby years, and its the new chapter of her life as a school aged kid. From tomorrow for the next 13 years we will be up in the mornings getting ready for school and then she will be out on her own, paving her own way through life and the world. I am so happy for my daughter to be growing up. But it leaves a hole in my heart. I have no baby anymore. My oldest is hardly a baby anymore, and my son isnt here for me to baby.
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