2 FACTS ABOUT GETTING PREGNANT

 Fertility is possible for every couple with the help of God. Personally I have realized that a few things that aid Fertility apart from undergoing procedures are:

1) Distracting your mind from continuous thoughts of why not me and the numerous reasons why conception is not working out at the moment. I understand that the society and everything around you will keep reminding you of the delay but guess what, worrying about it, will not accelerate the process. So please calm down a little. Engage in something you love doing as you trust God for your miracle. Go for another degree, get a professional certification, go on vacation, get a skill , start a new business or an NGO. Sometimes in a bid to make others happy, your joy and fulfillment is birth.

2) Focusing on getting pregnant while making love can distract you from getting pregnant. The nervous nature is never helpful. Hence you may need to enjoy every time spent having sex because you can only be alive to get pregnant. If care is not taken, it can breed a feeling of disdain towards your partner. So try your best to enjoy the company of your partner as much as your sex time.


A Poem Dedicated to Moms to be

So many thoughts about it

Yet few words about it

So many tears 

So many tongues saying this and that

How I wish we know what they feel

How I wish you know the pain 

The pain of waiting 

The pain of trying

Some think "is it not just to"

Yes as simple as it seem 

It takes time for some

While it seem easy for some

I often ponder on these many times

Yet time have healed many of my worries

How I wish, it doesn't take so long 

So long to embrace that adorable one

So long to see that little giggle

Yet only Eledumare knows why

My heart is with every waiting home

May your day of joy come 

Poem by Olabusola.O September 01/2020,


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