Today Spiderman and I had an appointment with a fertility specialist. I don't really want to share too much right now, but I'm hopeful.
We'll just have to see what happens.
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3 comments:
YES! I believe in hope. I will whisper a prayer for you. Would you belive I have a scripture on my desk at work that says "And so, Lord, where do I put my hope? My only Hope is in you. PSALM 39:7. The scripture card with this verse has a picture of a rainbow in the sky. You will get your pot of gold soon, I can just feel it!
As long as we're quoting scriptures here, need I remind you that you are not the first Sarah to be barren (Genesis 11-18) at least until you're older.
There is always hope!
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