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Phyllis
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« on: July 26, 2010, 11:34:44 AM »

Things around here the past few weeks have been really crazy and I feel like I'm running on empty. I had to pack my oldest son for camp last week, then I ended up letting Brian handle that because I didn't have the check list. Then I had to pack me for my little get away to the casino. Packing for me is an exhaustive thing to do, so this was a big deal for me...

I was gone from Sunday and came back Tuesday evening. I was flippin out during the drive home, but I made it. Saturday Nathan came home from camp... with a mohawk  Bug Eyes

Saturday was Brian and i's 9th wedding anniversary. Sadly, we did nothing. It was tooooooooo hot! And this wasn't a payday Friday so there was that....

Now, this week I am busy trying to get the house and us in order to leave on Saturday to go to North Carolina for our yearly vacation to Emerald Isle. I have to get the house all cleaned and tidy because we will have people here house sitting. Then I have to get all the laundry done and start packing Thursday/Friday. And I'm already getting anxiety for the drive.

So, I probably won't be around much next week. But I will try to pop in from time to time. The wireless there sucks.

And... Sara has been having night terrors. So, I haven't been taking anything for sleep so I know I will hear her when she starts to have fit. Which means I am exhausted even if I get a nap. I slept all day Sunday.
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« Reply #1 on: July 26, 2010, 12:18:49 PM »

 Wow...poor Miz Coffee! I am sorry to hear about all of the stress that you have been experiencing.  I have to say that the mowhawk sounds like a much needed dose of comic relief  Grin.
 Maybe you need to talk to someone about the flipping out in the car...there must be something that is troubling you that is manifesting itself in that way[extreme anxiety]. Hope that you can get a handle on that.
 Does the pediatrician have anything to say about the night terrors that Sara is experiencing? That sounds scary and rough to deal with.  Undecided
 Hugs to you!
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« Reply #2 on: July 26, 2010, 01:32:00 PM »

Yes like paz said Hugs to you.  I dont know how you do it and not get completely overwhelmed.   cheer
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« Reply #3 on: July 26, 2010, 02:22:31 PM »

yes, the mohawk was a bit of comic relief... At first I was a little miffed because Brian gave him permission to do it and didn't bother talking it over with me. But, what's done is done.

As far as the anxiety I get while traveling in a car... it all boils down to control I don't have control of the drivers around me (Who knows what they have done, drugs, alcohol, meds?? bad driving record? suspended licence?) I don't have control of the car since I'm not driving, which means I can't be a defensive driver.... Instead, I feel like a defenseless passanger.  Undecided It is something I have got to get over. And I probably  need therapy for that; but I don't think we can afford that at this point.

And believe me, Ashes, I AM overwhelmed. I try to just do a little bit at a time so I don't get too crazy, but it is easier said than done. The mind starts running with all the things I have to get done, and I start listening to my mind and then I get caught up in a whirlwind and crash. Get back up, dust myself off and try it again. It can be quite debilitating though, sometimes I just sit there and want to cry because I feel so overwhelmed.
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« Reply #4 on: July 27, 2010, 07:39:42 AM »

hugs from me too, hope everything turns out well x
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