I remember reading about his twins in one of the million People magazines that I read during doctor's appointments while I was pregnant. I had kind of forgotten since then but I was excited when I saw that they would be on Oprah. I watched the interview while I slowly folded and put away my winter sweaters. There seemed to be a few things that really resonated with me.
First this...
The first was when NPH was talking about the first 6 -9 months of his twin's life. It was like he was in our house and describing my husband. My husband struggled and still does with the crying. He doesn't know what to do, it makes him uncomfortable and in turn it just makes it worse. He too,
Then this...
Although they are describing what same-sex couples go through to have a child, it is not too much different from what those of us with infertility go through. Our children were prayed for, hoped for, and so wanted that we went through a lot in order to have them too. The social implications later in life won't be there but they should still know how much we wanted them and what we did in order to have them.
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