All I can think of is that we would have reached another milestone this week. At 24 weeks my babies could have been born and able to breath with help of the NICU. I do know that 24 weeks is not a good place to be for little babies. This could have been fatal as well or a lifetime of severe disabilities. I guess I see it as my babies would have had a fighting chance. This is when I say to myself, "things happen for a reason" and I move on.
I have prepared myself for the months to come. I am going to have days that were for the babies. Jan 26th was going to be our boys shower. Well, Mike and I have decided to take "The 5 languages of Love" course on base that day. Take that day to strengthen our marriage and ourselves even more. I have friends that will be getting ready for the arrival of their own babies. I have to learn that it is ok to be sad that they get their babies, but be happy for them. I never want people to think I am not happy for them. I think it would be normal to have these feelings.

We are going away for our 3 year anniversary in February. Mike and I can reconnect all over again. This is something to look forward to.
There will always be reminders and days where I am on top of the world and days where I can't get out of bed. As long as I recognize what is healthy and what is not I will be ok. :)
I think spending time enjoying your marriage, and finding out each others love language is a great idea. I have actually read the book, and it really helped me understand Thom. I am proud of you for moving forward to good days. But, try not to be too hard on yourself when you have a bad one. Every day is a new day to process through the grief. It is perfectly normal to feel completely defeated one day, and on top of the world the next. Love you, my friend!
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