I
did it. I reached my goal. Losing all the baby weight by 4 months postpartum.
It
feels good to meet goals. But what I
didn’t expect was to feel unsatisfied and sad at this milestone.
It
feels good to fit into the clothes in my closet.
But
there is a part of me that just feels pain.
Like
a little piece of Seth is gone. That
physical reminder that he was here is now gone.
I physically look the same, but I sure don’t feel the same.
There
are days I just long to hold him. I
wonder what our life would look like now juggling three preschoolers.
Some days my arms feel heavy with the weight of emptiness.
Some days my arms feel heavy with the weight of emptiness.
Some days
that crumples me to tears.
A
sweet teammate of ours gave us Tenth Avenue North’s album.
When
I heard this song it was the words of my heart that day.
The truth is my soul often times feels worn. Not in a scary suicidal way but just worn from the pain and heartache that is constantly with me. Worn with the heaviness of walking this earth without a child, torn between the world I am living in and the one my heart longs for.
I
love the part about wanting see Redemption win. I desperately want to see the
Lord mend my torn heart. Isn’t that the
beauty in all of this? That redemption
does win. Sometimes I just need a
reminder that He has already won…eternity awaits us.
Until
then I’ll always miss my baby.
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