6 months… Gone so fast!

Hey Everyone! It has been so long since my last post and today I sit here with my almost 1 year old daughter on my day off, just appreciating so many things. I want to share with you so many things and no idea where to start! So here it goes... From Stay At Home …

It’s Just Unfortunate..

So it is safe to say that I'm officially wiped from the weekend. Normally it goes fast but now that I've worked the weekend it went even faster than I had originally remembered. I'm emotionally drained from missing my baby girl for the 24 hours I worked over the weekend and those same hours spent …

Let the battle begin!

These last 2 days have been torture, I can't seem to figure out how I want to balance my work to being being a wife and mother (well soon to be wife hopefully). My anxiety has reached a different kind of anxious, I burst into tears. It's like I can't cope. Poor Grant has witnessed …

Fears About Endometriosis

I wish I knew. I wish I knew when or if the pain is coming back. I wish I knew if I have the ability to have a second child. I wish, I wish, I wish.... I could keep wishing but the fact is it won't change my fear of Endometriosis. I remember the pain …

Anxiety – Not so plain and simple

Have you ever been so anxious that it changes the way you think or interpret reality? I believe that happens to me. It warps my entire reality. I like to think I manage my anxieties well and then out of nowhere, they appear and with such intensity too. The worst part is that it affects …

Living with a silent illness

I know I'm not the only one but let me share my experience of living with a silent illness with you all! There are a few key moments that stand out in my life and all has to do with reproduction essentially. Mostly hospital visits and being made to feel like I was being dramatic. …

Endometriosis; You are not alone!

One in ten women are Endo sufferers, most women are left undiagnosed for years because the symptoms are so similar to menstrual cramps. How can you tell if you have it? You don't, well not really. You shrug off the pain and just assume it's normal menstrual cramps, take some paracetamol or anti-inflammatory medication to …