*snrk*

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I miss your "other" blog.

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I don't. If you want me to use it for just tracking basic information like start and finish, I can do that, but it's too mentally taxing to do the rest. If it were just an issue of remembering and trying to make sure the timing was right, and using the monitor, that'd be one thing, but do it over and over with no hope of things getting better. To be constantly reminded, day in, day out, of an end goal one has no hope of accomplishing? You know how psychologically damaging that can be. I spent all my time facilating between dispair and false hope. It's no way to live.

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And if any more proof of my statements were needed, I offer you this from another blog I read (hint: yours):
It's really that simple, said a wise boy.

I'm driving in the car today with my son who will be 13 in 15 days (and counting). He's going through the countdown. "15 days until my birthday," he says. "That's only 13 days until the day I was due. I was two days late." (Might I insert here that it's all relative? He holds the record for my SHORTEST gestation with my TWINS, everyone else was at or close to 42 weeks.) Benjamin thinks a moment more and adds, "We really shouldn't tell women when they are going to be due. I would imagine that it would be very frightening and make them nervous around that time, particularly if the baby decides he isn't ready for a birthday yet."
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I know where you're coming from ... but not for the same reasons.

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Do you track these things?
I don't even know why I asked. Of course you do. You're a geek.

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I have a tres cool Palm tool that I use to track details. More useful for me, as when I'm quizzed at a medical appointment about details, they are right at my fingertips.

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I knew that. I've even seen it, now that I think about it. 8-)
I use a one off database, made specially by me for me, because, you know, I'm cool like that. 8-)

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