Chad and I told our immediate family and a few close friends
and we all celebrated! It was finally happening and it was awesome! By 10 weeks
I was having trouble fitting into my regular clothes so my mom and I hit the
stores to create my new pregnancy wardrobe. Within the next few weeks even
though we weren’t necessary “going public” with our terrific news it was
becoming increasing obvious by my growing belly that I was pregnant. So news
began to spread and we of course embraced it. By the 15th week or so
our friends were congratulating us on facebook so it quickly became public knowledge.
That same week in September I had to travel to Las Vegas for a conference for
work so Chad joined me. I must admit I was nervous to fly even though everyone
says flying while pregnant is perfectly safe. About a week after our return we
had our 16 week visit. The day before I was schedule while I was at work I
noticed I was spotting a little. I didn’t panic because I knew that sometimes
this happens and ladies go on to have perfectly healthy babies. I called my OB
and they wanted to see me for an ultrasound to make sure everything was
alright. So I headed over to the hospital. The ultrasound tech went to work and
told me that should couldn’t really share any information with me due to policy
and that the doctor would be providing me an update. Well within minutes my
doctor entered the ultrasound room with dreaded news. They couldn’t find a
heartbeat. As soon as I heard those words my eyes welled up with tears and I
went into a world of shock and a barrage of emotions overcame me. I was
devastated, angry, confused and in disbelief that this was happening again
(literally a year ago to the day). The thought of telling Chad and ultimately
breaking his heart took my breath away. I was officially numb. The only thing I
could thing I could do was question how God could let this happen.
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OH, Courtney, I love you! I pray for you all of the time. I can't wait for this perfect little baby to be here and the fear to be gone. XOXO
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