Posted by TamaraJ on February 27, 2005, at 23:34:11
In reply to Re: Kara, my turn. How you are doing? » TamaraJ, posted by KaraS on February 27, 2005, at 22:42:38
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> I'll definitely wait to see what happens with the 2 guys who are discussing CES in the thread before I commit to ordering it. It's just nice to have another potential option - something that might actually work on motivation.
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-- That's right. I know that action = motivation = more action, but when your mind is constantly telling you NO ACTION, it is hard to get over that hump. So, anything that gives us that kick-start and a boost would be most welcome. I am definitely going to check it out.> I'm so sorry to hear about your bad day. I admit to being just as baffled as you are at the fickleness of these mood changes. I can't quite figure out why some of my days are encouraging and others are so anxious and despondent. I guess we're lucky that every day isn't as bad as our worst days. It must be particularly hard to take if you've been a happy and upbeat person in the past. (I've been dysthymic my entire adult life punctuated with periods of major depression. Unfortunately I can't even imagine not living with depression to some extent.)
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-- I don't know what happened. I have felt lousy since late yesterday (I was hoping that yesterday was just a blip), and I have been crying on and off all day. It just doesn't make sense. I am beginning to think it is hormonal. I sent a long e-mail to my pdoc today to tell him how I have been doing. I have to go back work in 2 weeks, and if I have any more days like today and yesterday, I just don't know if I can do it. I want so much to get back into the swing of things and not let anyone down.
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> You're right. It really was unprofessional. My sister is in real estate and she thought it was appalling. She thought that my friend had cause to sue the seller and broker.
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-- I am sure there are legal precedence for situations like that where there was a perhaps a contract in principle (implied contract perhaps). I guess the question would be whether a person would want to invest money, time and energy into pursuing legal action. I would imagine most don't because, like your friend, they manage to find something else. Oh well. At least not all brokers lack integrity.
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> I just heard that my friend's latest offer has been accepted so we're back on the roler coaster. I think this one could turn out to be a good choice as well.
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-- That is great news! New digs on the horizon. My fingers are crossed that all goes smoothly, with as little stress as possible.
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> I worry a lot about my cats too. Sometimes I think even that's too much responsibility for me.
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-- I am the same way with my dog. I can't imagine how much I would worry about a child. There have been days that just knowing I have to take care of my dog have kept me going (in spite of the love of family and friends). I worry about who would take care of her if I wasn't here.> Nausea is the worst. I hated having to try to force food down. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that yours goes away soon.
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-- Thanks. I agree, it is the worst. I can't imagine how some women put up with months of morning sickness. Must be awful. I can usually handle a bit of nausea, but I have had so much extreme nausea for the past year that my resistence is wearing down. I think I may pick up some ginger just to keep on hand. I have found it excellent for nausea. Even my mom (who always poo poos alternative treatments has tried it and had really good results from it).All the best,
Tamara
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