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Hello! I am a Christian housewife who loves her husband. I love being a housewife and would love to add the title of "mommy" to my life. This blog is my journey to that. It is also about things I do as a housewife: cooking, cleaning, couponing, crafting, and just married life in general. Feel free to make comments, as I love them!! I will respond back you and read your blogs too! Thanks for visiting. :)
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Wednesday, July 18, 2012

TTC Blog Challenge Day 19


Day 19:
What tv show/movie/commercial/print ad has bothered you the most since you began trying to conceive? If possible, post it here. Tell us why it bothered you so much.
 I would have to say the movie Courageous.  I absolutely love the movie and so does my husband.
                The movie is a Sherwood Film, they also produced Facing the Giants, Fireproof, and Flywheel. It is really a movie for Dads. The story line is about 4-5 men and their journey to better parenthood. One of the men loses his child in the movie and he is prompted to look in the Bible to find out what God expects out of fathers. I guess the movie is hard for me because I know my husband wants that courageous father in the movie. He will take those precious moments to enjoy every moment with his kids. I see the movie and every time cry because I am the reason he is not a father yet.

1 comment:

  1. Dan and I saw the movie while it was in theaters, which in our area was hard to do because at the time it was only in limited locations. None of the theaters in our county were showing it.

    The part that bothered me (I loved the movie too) was when the family lost their daughter. I had lost our last baby not to many months before this and was still emotional. Losing a child is not easy no matter what age they are. Alot of people assume I went to the er and lost him there, I was taken by ambulance to another hospital with a high risk ob unit and he was born in a labor and delivery room filled with doctors and nurses.

    My temp wouldn't go down so they would always say well we'll release you tomorrow. Tomorrow ended up being a 4 night hospital stay along with a surgery after he was born.

    We got to hold him and love him for many hours. We have photos to remember him buy and the blanket they wrapped him in when he was born.

    His urn sits on top of his blanket now in our family room. I know one day I'll have living children.

    Praying for both of us to have little ones very soon to pass on our love of disney :)

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