I was doing such a good job protecting myself from covid19 for the last 3 years. But I had to go on a business trip for few days, I met tons of people and I came home with covid.
I was very ill for two days (almost 39 C & severe headaches). Today is the day number 5 of the illness and I am feeling already much better.
Luckily I have been vaccined 3x so far, so I hope that the worst part of the illness is behind me.
I have a friend whose teenage daughter died of cancer few years ago. When talking to her for the first time after the death of her child, she told me: "The most terrible thing that can happen, has already happened. And now I am just not afraid of anything any more."
I am not comparing my childlessness to the loss of friend's child.
But only recently I thought about our conversation again and I realized, how devastating the childlessness was for me. In how many different ways it affected my life. I could say just the same.
The most terrible thing that can happen, has already happened. And now I am just not afraid of anything any more.
It is a rainy Saturday and it is lovely to have time for reading the stories on World Childless Week.
I love Rianna's video story:
https://worldchildlessweek.net/mon-12-2022/nothing-could-have-prepared-me-for-this-sudden-silence
Exactly, nobody should go through this alone!
Our stories:
https://worldchildlessweek.net/our-stories-2022
My story "The letter to you":
https://worldchildlessweek.net/mon-12-2022/a-letter-to-you
