Chris and I have been married for 12 years. In November of 2008, I suffered a miscarriage at about 6weeks. We have struggled with infertility since.Chis was diagnosed with low testosterone,and a poor semen anaysis.After many visits to the dr,a lot of heartache, and money down the drain, we are now seeing a male urologist that specializes in male fertility (which is where we should of been all along).Keep us in your prayers! I hope that this blog can help you. To God be the Glory!
God Keeps Every Single Promise He Makes
Welcome to our blog! My prayer is for God to give my husband and I a child, and for Him to give comfort (and a precious baby)to all those who are struggling with infertility. God made us a promise and I KNOW He will keep it.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
The Drs. Appt
Last night, Chris and I went to Knoxville because Chris had to be at the dr. by 7:30. We drove through some terrible storms, dodged fallen debris on the interstate, and didn't get much sleep because the mattress was as hard as a rock. We had a terrible time, but I was still praising God, because we had transportation to get there, we were not in any accidents, we had money for the dr. and the hotel room (eventhough it was a Red Roof Inn, nothing fancy). But, things didn't turn out the way I wanted today. I can't go into much detail but the test (that has to be done to see if his medicine is working) has been postponed for another week or two. That means more time traveling, more money spent, and more anxiety. I feel bad because I became upset. I just wanted one thing to go my way!!! One piece of good news! But, I know, I should try not to let my emotions get the best of me. It only makes things worse. Chris is a great husband and will be a great dad one day. I don't want to make him feel guilty or sad. I don't need test results to tell me things will be ok....God can do that! "Praise God even when the Devil is working on you." Matthew 19:25But Jesus beheld them, and said unto them, With Men this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.
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Misty,
ReplyDeleteOne (of many) things I learned about God when Michael and I were going through infertility is that he doesn't expect us to be above our human emotions and it is okay to be angry. In fact, He wants us to tell Him how we are feeling. He is crying with us. He wants to give us the desires of our hearts. Rest in His arms of love and let Him hold you and comfort you!