I Remember

Last night we ventured out to the Reel Rock Film Tour and it reminded me of something that I had almost forgotten...


Before IVF I actually had a life! 


I rock climbed...a lot, I hiked, I saw my friends, I went out for dinner & drinks and didn't talk about my lady parts and their inner workings. I smiled and laughed till my belly hurt. I was happy...I felt alive. 


I've decided that I am going to claim back the life that infertility has tried so hard to steal from me. 


Infertility...you can suck it!


Mayfair Theatre...a very quaint special little place



Comments

  1. ChickenpigNovember 18, 2011 at 8:43 AM

    YEAH!!! SUCK IT, infertility!!!

    What a lovely theater. :)

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