But this is my fear about adoption... it's not guaranteed either.
The above quote perfectly describes how I felt after my babybear died. I can honestly say my heart has never mended. After Bear also died, I lost all chances to have another baby. I already knew that the likelihood of me having a live baby was slim to none, but to have any chance at all ripped away was, and remains, devastating.
A few months after Bear died, I wrote a draft letter to ask people to be on the look out for my earth-child. I dared not seek adoption, but I hoped, that if it was meant to be, it would just happen.
I did not mail out that letter.
Every few months, I consider it again. And again. But I never do.
Because I am afraid.
I'm afraid to hope. To dream.
Besides, how could I be a single parent? I could not afford it. I was a daycare kid and I do not want that for any child of mine. But, as a single parent, I wouldn't have a choice. There are so many reasons why not.
And so, my dreams, they continue to be stored in the past.
But I keep peeking in the door, because deep down inside me... my dreams are still there.
It's still the reason I keep living...

A few months after Bear died, I wrote a draft letter to ask people to be on the look out for my earth-child. I dared not seek adoption, but I hoped, that if it was meant to be, it would just happen.
I did not mail out that letter.
Every few months, I consider it again. And again. But I never do.
Because I am afraid.
I'm afraid to hope. To dream.
Besides, how could I be a single parent? I could not afford it. I was a daycare kid and I do not want that for any child of mine. But, as a single parent, I wouldn't have a choice. There are so many reasons why not.
And so, my dreams, they continue to be stored in the past.
But I keep peeking in the door, because deep down inside me... my dreams are still there.
It's still the reason I keep living...
