I am overthinking *everything.* I stay up at night worrying about things I honestly never worried about before. Minor things at work--and I've always believed in leaving work issues at work and coming home and being w/ the family. Worrying about forgetting to send things into school w/ my kids. And the bigger issues--just had a huge fight with my father, who is being a total jerk--are like 12-hour long operas I play out in my head.
Can extra hormones turn you into a neurotic mess?? Maybe it's just the lack of exercise and lack of wine (and inability to remove myself from our deep bathtub once I've put myself into it without a forklift) that was previously masking my insanity!!
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09-23-2010 #1
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OMG, somebody turn my brain OFF. Is this a pregnancy thing?
Boy (4/03) -- Girl (12/05) -- Boy (11/10)
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09-23-2010 #2
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Hugs. Yes it is being pg and becoming a mom
it gets better ...
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09-23-2010 #3
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...that or you're a woman. I haven't figured that one out yet.
At my prenatal yoga class the other day someone brought that up, and we all were nodding our heads. It's like marathon thought sessions, which progress into random, crazy dreams that continue the saga, disturbing all sleep.Muffin, 2010
Bubba, 2013
"You've probably heard the expression 'I believe in God, just not organized religion.' I don't think people would say that if the church truly lived like we are called to live. The expression would change to 'I can't deny what the church does, but I don't believe in their God.' At least then they'd address their rejection of God rather than use the church as a scapegoat." Francis Chan
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