I got up early to shew my son off to VBS and take my daughter to tutoring. Once I returned, I was in crash mode. I think I may be getting gestational diabetes again. I remember this low energy level when I was pregnant with Skylar. Anyway, I took the test last week at the OB, so I should know soon. I ended up taking a long nap and did not feel any better. I actually felt worse.
Another side affect, which I can only attribute to hormones, I have been weepy all day. I have felt like a leaky faucet and a surge of hormones held me up. Poor David, as if he doesn't have anything else better to do, he had to hold me. (Writing that makes me want to laugh.) I even called him on his cell from the bedroom to the family room to come in and help me cope with my sobbing. It was probably more humbling for him than I would imagine. But he did it and it made me feel better.
Lucky for my whole family, I had a Board Meeting for Theatre On Main to attend. It was a breath of fresh air. I needed to get out and dive into something else to take my mind off my own issues. I firmly agree that if you are laid-off you should try to stay or get involved in one Non-Profit activity. It offers networking opportunity and a distraction from the every day.
Please pray I have no more "power" surges - or hormone issues. I desire to be at my best to encourage David. Today was not one of those days; high hormones make me high maintenance.
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