When I was pregnant, I was often not feeling that great. I had morning sickness for seven months. I didn’t tell many people that I was pregnant until about the fifth month. And, because I had such horrible morning sickness, I actually lost weight in the beginning. Some individuals thought I was experiencing a great illness. Thankfully, that was not the case. The pregnancy was hard. But the labor was easy in that it was just 12 minutes long. And, a beautiful loving boy was the outcome.
Perhaps that’s not the best example, but often we travel difficult roads that lead to beautiful destinations. Such was the case with my pregnancy. Such has been the case with many of my other life endeavors.
You have to leave yourself vulnerable enough to reach those beautiful destinations.
Categories: Children, identity, Leadership, mental health, Psychology, society
Yes, you are right we have to travel difficult roads to reach our destination. Well written with your own pregnant story.🌹🤗💓
LikeLike
Pain
Always
A Step
Ahead to
Pleasure
As LonG As
We Keep On
Dancing Singing
Through All DarK
‘TWaS A Dark And Stormy
Night’ It’s Not About Publishing…
-Memoires
of A Dog
Who Jumped For Joy
Landing in Heaven
Falling Down Getting Up
Overcoming All Other
London Bridges Falling Down..:)
LikeLike
My daughter just had her own difficult road. The result is a beautiful baby girl taken at 33 weeks by c-section due to preeclampsia. She’s home now but the baby, named Morgan, will stay in the NICU until it reaches 5+ lbs. and has a fully developed suckling reflex.
A sudden bout of post-partum shingles (???) means she isn’t able to visit the child until it heals but at least the father is able to. Due to COVID restrictions neither my wife nor I can see her until she comes home.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Oh wow. Thanks for sharing such a personal family journey. Sending your family best wishes
LikeLiked by 1 person
So true.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Beautifully said. Thank you for the post. ^^
LikeLike
12 minutes, holy moly! And i thought 45 was quick!
LikeLike