Does that even make sense?
What I mean is how do you find a balance between being positive and hopeful and not so positive and hopeful that you're crushed when your hopes don't come true?
I know that my negative attitude is not helping in this ttc journey but it seems like if I ever let myself feel hopeful my hopes just get crushed and then I feel 10 times worse.
For example, the other week I was feeling hopeful so I bought a little hat for a newborn *knowing* that one day I would have a newborn to put that hat on. That felt really good... until I started feeling depressed that I didn't have a newborn NOW or at least growing in my womb and wondering if I ever would have a newborn to put the hat on.
Is there a way to be hopeful and positive without opening yourself up to tremendous disappointment and sorrow?
What I mean is how do you find a balance between being positive and hopeful and not so positive and hopeful that you're crushed when your hopes don't come true?
I know that my negative attitude is not helping in this ttc journey but it seems like if I ever let myself feel hopeful my hopes just get crushed and then I feel 10 times worse.
For example, the other week I was feeling hopeful so I bought a little hat for a newborn *knowing* that one day I would have a newborn to put that hat on. That felt really good... until I started feeling depressed that I didn't have a newborn NOW or at least growing in my womb and wondering if I ever would have a newborn to put the hat on.
Is there a way to be hopeful and positive without opening yourself up to tremendous disappointment and sorrow?






I hope you get the pregnancy you so desire very soon.


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