Mornings!
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Anyone else feel totally rubbish in the mornings?.... It takes me most of the morning to start feeling 'normal' whatever that is as I don't know anymore 😔 by lunch time or later I am just about feign better then by evening I can do everything! Mornings are terrible, would lovet I get back into the work force it's been 3 years now and it's been a roller coaster to say the least as you ladies all know. I watch everyone's else getting on and earning and enjoying, then there's me 😡... Such a rotten time this will it ever end!
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annieschaefer Trevis
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Mornings are a bit different right now but I find (I am still working) on the days I do have to work, I really have to push and make myself move to get going. Those are better days than if I am off and allow myself to just sit. Uggh....For me it's the worst thing to do. For sure the day will be shot.
I have to force myself to get into the shower and start the day. While I'm not bouncing around like a spring chicken, (I guess I'm not anymore, but didn't plan on feeling so "old"!) but I do feel better than if I were to simply do nothing.
You say you are watching everyone else get on.......well...you really don't know how they are really feeling. I am sure my co-workers have no idea what I have been feeling like on and off for almost past 2 yrs. So no need to feel so down on yourself, this is your time to adjust to change and when you are ready, you'll get back out there. Sometimes we just need to push ourselves a bit to get going. And once you get going, usually it is not so bad and turns out better than anticipated.
I do understand what you are saying. It is a bit of a rotten time but it does end!
Annie xx
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annieschaefer Trevis
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I just watched 2 ladies pass by my house (around my age) on their daily walk! Ughhhh............I hope once I get past this bilateral plantars faciitis nonsense, I can get moving again. That issue I was told may be from hypothyroidism and I am not yet at the therapeutic level of meds yet. It's a slow build to make sure no cardiac issues arise.
Do take care Trevis and again.......go easy on yourself, we all navigate through this at different paces.
Annie xx
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kathy46259 Trevis
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I also have a real tuff time in the morning. Takes a while to wake up and then I hurt all over. I sit very still in a darkened room after taking meds. and wail until I am stable enough to get a cup of coffee otherwise I drop things.
kathy
marlene21102 Trevis
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This just goes on and on and on ,it's relentless see the ladies still on here from last year .Proves it's not a quick fix meno .xx
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Don't know what it is about mornings ,is it the adrenal glands sluggish doing it ,then I notice the tinnitus ,then the anxiety decides I'll jump on the band wagon ,make her day ?
Even having tinnitus I always slept well ,but past few months ,that's gone pear shaped ,I'm still up at 4am ,then wonder why I'm sluggish later ?
With the balance being a big deal ,I don't go far from home ,okay driving ,the Mdds ,don't affect it ,just trying to walk with this swaying going on ,that's the pits .
Hope the couple days go okay spoils your enjoyment this buisness .No answer to it .Lets know how those days went ,hope not to much travelling involved .
Weather hope picks up ,first day of Summer on Monday ,😊