It's that time of week again!!!
This week I am featuring Slackie O. from over at My Lazy Ovaies
Here is a little message from Slackie:
Hi. My name is Slackie and I’m infertile. It has been 23 days since my last POAS.
[OK, let me hear you say it: “Hi Slackie!”]
I started my
Twitter
(and soon after that my
blog
) a few months ago, just a couple of cycles back on the wagon post-miscarriage. I was feeling very lost, frustrated, hopeless and alone. I was quickly scooped up in the welcoming embrace of the most amazing community of people all of whom are suffering from a similar crisis, all of whom share my most basic desire. Bad days still happen, I still get frustrated and sometimes temporarily lose hope, but I am no longer lost and I know I’m not alone.
That’s me up there, or at least, my feet. The photo was taken on a recent vacation, and believe it or not, those clouds blew right on past and the day finished beautiful and sunny. I love that photo because it reminds me that in spite of the dim forecast, if I can sit tight in this spot of sun, the day might just improve.
I want to say a huge THANK YOU to Aly for pulling together the New Blog Friday feature! I’ve already found some great new friends through it, and I’m looking forward to finding more. Please feel free to find me on Twitter or stop by my blog and say "Hi"!
Nice to meet you!
Slackie O.
Go check out Slackie at
My Lazy Ovaries
Give her a big Welcome into the blog world by leaving a comment and/or becoming a follower
.
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10 comments:
Wow, another one of my favorites! Nice to learn a bit more about you, Slackie O.!
I would loan out my kids so I could take that vaction, believe me, I need it:o)
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I love new blog Friday! Gives me something fun and fresh to read every week. :)
Thx for the tip about Slackie! I must go check out her blog! :D
Happy ICLW! #134
<3MaryAnne
Hi Slackie! =)
Hi, I found your blog on Bloggy Moms and I just wanted to say hi. I suffered from infertility for 14 long months and fear the same thing when we want to start trying again in January. In fact I fear it so much that I have already gone back on my infertility diet eating all the foods that are "supposed" to help increase fertility...fingers crossed. Just want you to know you have someone else in your neck of the woods that understands a little.
Heather from Heather from Mommy Only Has Two Hands!
Here I wanna some information about a Medical term that is called Tubal Ligation reversal ...
An overwhelmingly large number of women who have previously had children will make an early decision to have a tubal ligation as a method of contraception. After their tubes are ligated ("tied"), the tubes are closed so that an egg and a sperm are thereby prevented from moving into the uterus for implantation and growth. Many women, however, regret this decision later in life as they desire to have more children. Some will decide to have their Tubal Ligation reversed. Certain gynecologists who have been specially trained to put these delicate tubes back together can perform a reversal through a Microsurgical Tubal Reanastomosis (MTR).
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