10 January 2008

whatever.

i am so beyond frustrated with this process. i just got an email from our agency stating that although pgn is temporarily not processing cases, our case is still in pgn. i find this odd considering one of the mom's whose blog i read got OUT of pgn just yesterday. it seems pretty impossible for someone's case to be released from pgn if pgn is not processing cases?!?!?!?! don't ya think?!?!?!?! how is it that our agency has staff down there, but never seems to know what is going on? i'm just going to go about my days thinking pgn IS processing cases . . . whatever. i'm so done with this whole thing. i'm exhausted. having a child is NOT supposed to be this hard. i don't care at this moment what anyone has to say, unless they tell me we are out of pgn. i'm so tired of trying to have faith. i'm so tired of trying to believe this is how things are supposed to be right now. this is NOT how things are supposed to be. stella is supposed to be here with us. i'm in a miserable mood. i don't want to even think about the adoption right now. i'm so tired of a "pending" adoption running my life. i just want my daughter. i'm tired of wanting to be a mom. i just want to be one already! i just want this to be (insert long stream of vulgar profanities) finished! with stella home OBVIOUSLY. with us. here. in her home. in her bed. in her room. now. no more being optimistic (or trying to be). i'm angry. this is just the most rediculous thing i've EVER experienced. i feel like throwing myself on the floor and kicking and screaming. and NO i DON'T want to talk about it. i'd rather pout.

6 comments:

Telissa said...

can i come over and pout and throw a hissy fit over there with you?? :)

Nat said...

ummm - YEAH! misery loves company!

Telissa said...

forget the crap (or as they say down here ca-ca) i said about patience, faith and understanding!!!

Jenn said...

I totally understand!

Melissa said...

So sorry you are having such a frustrating day. We have all been there, so feel free to throw yourself on the floor and kick and scream and swear and pout as much as you want!

SBH said...

Hi,

My name is Sarah. I brought my daughter home from Guatemala on Thanksgiving day 2006. She was 10 1/2 months old.
It was a long & frustrating process... I shed many tears!
I know exactly how you are feeling at this point.. But I PROMISE you.. once you have your beatiful little girl in your arms and home forever all the pain and stress of the waiting will be instantly forgotten.