A Letter to Support

Thanksgiving was four days ago and I am still so overjoyed because of the wonderful experiences I had. My family was amazing, the food was to die for, and the memories will last for eternity. I could type for days describing the wonderful week I had, but I would rather write a letter to support.

My letter to support is for everyone out there that has played a vital role in supporting not only me, but Willie too. The support has come in huge, visible ways and also small, yet still so meaningful ways. The support has come from strangers, from friends, from foes, and most importantly from family. Everyone I have encountered has a shared belief that no one should experience this type of hardship. Especially since it is a fact that this is what we are born to do. Reproduction is in our DNA and one of the sole purposes in life.

I want to thank everyone, especially my readers too. This blog would be meaningless without my readers. These words would feel empty and weightless. Every search, click, and view of my blog spurs me on. I want to believe that I am helping someone other than myself. I want to know that with every heartbreaking word, thought, feeling, and emotion that I type, someone benefits from my pain. I like to give and sometimes take, but giving is what gives me life. With every word that I give, I hope that understanding dawns, empathy is born, and knowledge is gained. I hope that these conveyed words are useful to my readers or even to someone they know that are experiencing this or a similar situation. Support is the greatest gift to give to someone who suffers from infertility. I do not need for everyone to understand, but simply accept it. Support me as I cry, discover, and move forward. The greatest gift is to simply be there as a shoulder to cry on or a wall of unwavering support. I become stronger every time I have someone to read or listen to my troubles. Thank you to each and every one of you who has done all the things I listed and so much more. You all are very appreciated and important in our lives.

Until next time