Definitely losing it!

[hannahi]

Was just walking the dog & when a couple of lambs saw my dog (he was on a lead so couldn't get to them) they ran over to their mum for protection & they all stood there looking at us - a little family, all protecting each other! Well I started welling up! I mean, c'mon - I'm jealous of a sheep now! Lol, just thought I'd share, as I'm sure I'm not the only one in our situation who's got emotional unexpectedly?....

[CountryCat]

I know it is bittersweet, but the 'jealous of a sheep' part of your story really made me giggle (no offence intended!)

I am a sad sap anyway...I can't watch the Brookes Donkey Appeal ads on telly without dissolving into floods of tears! Hubby quickly changes the channel now 😬

But infertility/treatment/drug regimes/hormones and all the loaded emotion, makes reactions like yours totally normal. It is instinctual...that sense of unity, love and belonging that comes from family. I have had a few 'heart in the throat' moments like you describe over the years. I hope that wonderful and overpowering sense of family will be a certain part of your - and all the other amazing ladies on here - future. Xxx

[Fredaflintstone]

That's very funny but understandable. Thanks for sharing xxx

[hannahi]

Lol, thought it might make some of you giggle - I had to laugh at myself afterwards! Xx

[louisear]

I can relate to this. I cried at a Jet 2 ad tonight. Nuclear family, mum, dad, 2 kids. I'm never going to have this

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Aww Hannah I can relate to you. I think baby lambs make me more broody than when I look at human babies 😂😂 I would never have actually said that out loud but your post seemed appropriate xx

[Alice_W123]

"I'm jealous of a sheep now!"

This made my day, thank you

Well, in comparison, you still able to have children in one or either way, even with infertility troubles. So do not worry, all should be fine and next time you`ll show them your own children