Abram Thoughts
I have always written to process. I think it’s wired into me. Because I know how many are so compassionately following Abram’s story, I wanted to share a bit of where we are in this “in between” time. It is strange to be pregnant still. To have the same rounded belly, to experience the same pregnancy symptoms that remind me this was all normal at one point. It’s strange just to be waiting, hoping something will change but knowing how much smaller I am this time, how his kicks are still so light and understanding why that is. It’s strange not being able to change anything, take any action for him; strange to hear all the information that holds no easy answers, so we just ask again, like hearing it a second, third, fourth time will make it sink in. And it does after a while. I know what we are dealing with is rare, but real. This placenta cannot get Abram the nutrients he needs; we know that the lakes within it will only make the flow of nutrients more problematic, that there ar...