The News…
22 Nov 2011 6 Comments
It’s been really special having so many of you following our journey, offering words of comfort and support. It’s been a real testament of how important it is to share the journey of infertility, by so many of you reading this blog you’ve understood what we’ve gone through, where we’re at, and we’ve been blessed by that immensely. Thank you, from the both of us, we really really appreciate it and are thankful for the comfort God has given us through you.
So as many of you know, yesterday was the day, the day I would go in for a blood test at the hospital to see if we are pregnant. I was so pleasantly surprised to see my favourite registrar, Suja, back in the lab. She had been back for a week and I was so excited to see her, she’s the best! So caring and lovely. She said she’d call me around 1pm with the results, so after leaving the hospital, I kept busy!
I had some fun preparing a possible positive result surprise for Jason, picking up some babycakes cupcakes from Leichartd, and a card for the new Daddy, then I hit up Ikea by that time, I was starving for some brekky (as I could only eat crackers and ginger beer just after waking up, because of morning sickness), I’d successfully passed time, so I headed back home, stopping off at a party shop in St Marys to grab a baby balloon- as you could see I was pretty confident it was going to be a yes, judging by symptoms that had set in a week ago.
I got home and watched T.V as I waited, I didn’t have to wait long because Suja called me at around 12:40pm with a huge “CONGRATULATIONS” I was so excited that she could break the news to me, and I expressed that to her, she was so happy to as well, it was a real highlight in her job as she has walked so much of this journey with me. What was also exciting was my body really has kicked into pregnancy mode, so no top up of hormones needed, just a few routine blood tests for the next 2 weeks and an ultrasound, and the Royal Hospital for Women will be done with me!
Then I had to wait till Jason’s staff meeting finished at 1pm, so I set the scene, ready for some excitement when he walked in the door.
Jason rang me to say he was coming home, I had to restrain myself so much to not blurt it out over the phone, I really wanted us to share this moment in person.
Minutes later he was home, and a little confused (because he thought I didn’t know yet), but massively surprised. We jumped up and down in excitement, had some babycakes and grapetiser to celebrate, and Jason brought out some baby knitting books to plan what he could make for our little bubba.
So it’s early days, I’m around 4 weeks pregnant, so much can happen in the first trimester, but we’re entrusting our Baby to God, hopeful he/she will be healthy and come to full term. We’re so excited by the news of this new life inside me, we’re celebrating- whatever the outcome!
Give thanks
That this cycle worked
That Suja could bring me good news
That I’ve learnt some helpful ways to manage morning sickness.
Please pray
That me and the bub will be healthy
For Jason as he supports me so well through pregnancy
For us as we prepare to be parents!





Nov 22, 2011 @ 11:14:16
what fantastic news, you’ll both be great parents. Praise God!!
Nov 22, 2011 @ 12:23:16
Yay!!!!!
Nov 22, 2011 @ 13:20:35
Congrats Guys!
Thanks for sharing the Terrific News.
I might also have a baby cake (or a dozen) with Madison to celebrate.
Nov 22, 2011 @ 16:19:29
Praise God for this wonderful news.Will continue to pray for you all three.
Nov 22, 2011 @ 21:02:01
Congratulations Cindy on your fantastic news! Praying for a smooth and uneventful pregnancy for you!
Dec 09, 2011 @ 10:54:45
I hope that you have a successful pregnancy. Pls keep posting about this, life and ministry. -You will find that they all become very closely intertwined -focued mainly on your own family as you first bring a new life into the world.
Once you adjust, you will be able to keep up with more people again.
I am having a break from facebook, so I look forward to reading your blog now & again. We are getting ready to go on beach mission this Christmas.. at Conjola.
-Chez