Last week, Bob and I were traveling in our car. I turned to him and said, “Life is good.” And he agreed.
Despite our fights, our difficult journey of having a baby, a crappy diagnosis of diminished ovarian reserve, and in-laws that don’t support our marriage, life is still good. We are healthy. We have jobs. We have the means to save up money for IVF cycles and donor egg cycles. We have friends. We have Jesus. We have peace with our path. We have many things that we need.
Life is still good.
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these rare moments of peace and happiness are such a blessing! xx
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Yay, what a great post. I’m glad that all is well and that life is good.
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Great outlook!! I feel the same way. Despite all the challenges we are facing with infertility, we have each other, and our life is good!
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Glad you are in gratitude for the things you have. It’s so easy to not be, but it feels so good to recognize the good things in life. Well done!
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I totally agree! Love your positive attitude about this! Life is so good!
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It is wonderful to find that peace of heart amid the chaos.
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Love this! Strengths perspective all the way!
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Beautiful. So glad you are choosing to look at all the good things in your life. Infertility can just take over sometimes and it’s hard to see the good stuff anymore. It’s so mature to be able to separate all the good from the bad stuff. 🙂
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