A quiet evening
Sep 28, 2026 · Your recorded dateSlow night. Sam made soup and we watched the birds at the feeder. A week from transfer day and I am okay. Really okay.
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Slow night. Sam made soup and we watched the birds at the feeder. A week from transfer day and I am okay. Really okay.
The nurse called in the afternoon and said we are moving ahead as planned. I let myself smile. Said a quiet prayer on the porch and kept it to myself.
I called about the insurance claim and actually got a reference number. It is silly how good that felt. Writing it here so I remember I can do hard phone calls.
Sam learned the whole injection routine from the video and never once complained. I want to say thank you out loud more often, so I did tonight.
Tacos and a very bad movie with Sam. The rule was no fertility talk until dessert. We lasted until the parking lot.
Dana asked what I needed more of. I said rest, and she said that counts as an answer. We booked every other week.
A friend shared her news and I had to sit in the car for a while. I let myself be sad for an hour, then made tea. Being gentle with myself is a full-time job right now.
Dr. Rivera said our embryos are safe and there is no rush. I cried in the parking lot, mostly the good kind. Sam held my hand the whole drive home.
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