So this past week since I last checked in on here has been a mix of a whole bunch of excitement and a whole lot of nothing at the same time. The past two weeks or so have been a "waiting game" to see if our baby-making attempts this month were a success or not. As you just learned, I am not very good at waiting, so as you can imagine this has not exactly been a stress-free time for me. Earlier in the week I had some signs (one in particular) that made me thing I could be pregnant. In fact I convinced myself that I was. Unfortunately that turned out not to be the case, and after the initial extreme disappointment subsided, I realized we begin the waiting game again... sigh.
Likely you are thinking "just enjoy this time, you can't get it back." And I know that. I often try and tell myself that it's about the journey not the destination. Then some little voice inside my head says "that's a bunch of crap. In this case it's all about the destination and the time is now, damnit." I know in the months to come I will look back and read this and think of it as no big deal. I probably won't even remember how I felt. But right now all I can think about is the impatient, baby-fever stricken girl inside me that is anxiously awaiting for that pregnancy test with two pink lines, and no amount of housecleaning is going to make that time pass any faster...
So far we have not really tried anything extraordinary to help us conceive. We are only one month into the baby-making process so I have not broken out the basal body thermometer just yet. However today on our weekly trip to Whole Foods, while perusing the tea isle for something new, I noticed a box of Raspberry Leaf tea. I remembered reading somewhere that Red Raspberry Leaf tea can somehow help a womans cycle and does something beneficial to the uterus. Figuring my uterus needs all the help she can get right now, I tossed it into the cart. Does it really work? I have no idea. What I do know is that it is made by a company called Traditional Medicinals. This company also makes a tea called "Smooth Move" which I can assure you, does do what it claims to do. So if their poo-inducing tea is any testimonial to the effectiveness of the products they make well then bring on the baby-makin beverages!

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