The Journey Continues

Please do not think that this experience has turned me into Negative Nancy. I have also taken some positive life lessons from this incident. I mostly have learned how to love deeper than I ever have before and to appreciate the things I do have in my life.
He has been so supportive and I do not know how I could have gone through this without him. I dont know how I will ever repay him. This has made me realize just what kind of man he is. I am proud to be the woman by his side and hope to one day be his partner for life. I do still have my health which they say is in excellent condition. I am also forever greatful for the family that I have. My parents are the most loving and caring parents and would do anything to see me happy. Then there are my very close friends that they almost seem like family more than a mere friend. They have all been there for me to lend a shoulder to cry on and also give me the space when needed. We also have two beautiful dogs who I wouldnt replace for the world...although sometimes I threaten them with going to the pound when I find they pee on the floor or chew my favorite sandel.
Although it has been almost a month since we found out about the MC I notice it has been a little easier every day to talk about it now. I think the best think to do over a tragedy is to express yourself instead of holding those emotions inside of you. I'm no doctor, but from experience this has helped me greatly. I have just started telling friends about the MC which was impossible to do before. I know they will all be supportive, as they wouldnt be my friends if they werent.
Moving forward (but not moving on), I had my D&C surgery 3 weeks ago yesterday. Went to the post-surgery appointment Jan 22nd and the Doc told us we could try again after my first cycle. We are going to start trying again at that point in time. Please wish us luck and keep us in your prayers. I will keep you posted on what is going on.