@mamabear02, Super normal over here. We haven't gone out to eat in ages because we know the consequences. We'd be lucky to get her to sit in a seat for 10 mins.
We had a girl have a seizure during passing periods today and a student handled it (and by it, I mean catching her when she fell, moving her to a safer place, and helping her through the seizure on his own) like a champ. I missed her falling but sat with her and the boy who handled it until the nurse came. Poor boy was very much shaken, pale, and in shock. Then I get yelled at by our attendance secretary for comforting kids. Granted the kids were not in their classes (2 of them), but both had checked in before I allowed them in my room. No other teacher seemed to care that these kids are shaken and our counselor said "apparently there are kids having a hard time and I guess I need to see them." I am so mad. There's so much more too, but I'm fuming.
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Post by lovemyirishtwins on Feb 24, 2017 17:19:38 GMT -5
mnj05 that is a very unfortunate situation. I cannot imagine how scary that would be for all those children.
Vivian has gotten sick six more times. She is so sad and pathetic. She is currently on the couch watching mickey mouse. She never watches tv. In the middle of her getting sick once DD1 pooped her pants. Is it bed time yet?
There's so much beauty in driving away from work on a Friday in February with your windows down because it's 70 degrees out, blasting "Freedom" by George Michael.
mnj05 it really annoys me when adults get so caught up in procedures that they forget empathy for students. It's like they can't manage a situation with competing emotions. I had my physical today. Clearly I'm still feeling overwhelmed by life! She recommended counseling and suggested that I stay on the zoloft while TTC and pregnancy. Ugh....I'm so nervous about that. She told me to start prenatal vitamins now, which made the baby #2 scenario feel so much more real! Cra-zee!
Post by wineandcake on Feb 24, 2017 21:58:37 GMT -5
@ceci8876 I lowered my dose of zoloft to 25mg while I was pregnant and had the prescription ready to up it back to 50mg the day he was born. I wanted to go off it, but figured it was easier on my body to stay on a lower dose and since ppd was so bad the first time I didn't want to risk getting to that point again. As far as I can tell there was no harm to Hunter from it.
@ceci8876 I lowered my dose of zoloft to 25mg while I was pregnant and had the prescription ready to up it back to 50mg the day he was born. I wanted to go off it, but figured it was easier on my body to stay on a lower dose and since ppd was so bad the first time I didn't want to risk getting to that point again. As far as I can tell there was no harm to Hunter from it.
Thank you for this. I'm on 75mg. I will definitely talk to the prescriber about how far down I can go. I had a ton of anxiety being pgal. I would like to enjoy the next pregnancy more. I would also be very happy to not experience PPD-ever again!
I'm mentally and physically exhausted. I just can't. Probably had one of the most traumatic days at work I've ever had and that's saying a lot. I'm still sick, A is still spiking high fevers and I'm just done. To top it off, H is being so selfish and I just can't. I've been sick for almost 6 weeks, and instead of getting better, I've gotten worse, I had a shit day, so no H I don't care that you ruined your pillow in the washer. For the love we coded a kid on our floor and it was one of the most horrific codes I've witnessed and a mother had to say goodbye to her only child. I don't give a flying rats ass about your pillow or how you almost ruined the washing machine!!!! I so need wine, or vodka. I guess I'll settle for pizza and ice cream.
Tgrrl that sounds so awful. Do you get some kind of support to deal with 2ndary trauma?
We do debriefings and I overall work with really amazing people. I think the hardest part is because of hippa, we are limited to who we can talk to or what we can talk about.
Tgrrl, I'm so sorry. Fuck your husband's pillow. I hope you find some wine and some pizza and some ice cream, and that you stop feeling like crap physically because you don't need that on top of everything else.
I found out today that my grandma is dying and has a couple of weeks left. She's on morphine and out of it so my mom doesn't think there's a point to me going.
She's 85 with congestive heart failure so it's not a huge surprise but still. And I got this news on my birthday. Anyway I told H and instead of being sympathetic he just said well she's old and has heart failure. And now he's acting all victim-y because I got mad at his reaction.
Hope your day got better and that V is out of the woods @lovemyirishtwins!
Sorry to hear about your grandma catladymeow. Some like the closure of seeing a loved one before they pass, but others would rather remember them as they were in life. I'd see her while she was still alive.
AFM, I fell asleep at 7pm and now am wide awake at 0130. I'm also starving.
My neighbor had surgery this week and has asked me to take her daughter to school for her since I already take DD. Her daughter is in 4th grade and does not say a word to us. I say "good morning how are you?" When she gets here and she doesn't respond. My kids talk to her and she doesn't say anything back to them. When we get to school to drop off she gets out immediately without saying thank you and walks away quickly in front of DD. I find this incredibly strange and rude. I get being shy. I was really shy when I was a kid. But she's 10 years old and I think should be able to use some basic manners.
Though total muteness is a bit odd considering you're on familiar terms with the family, my first thought is that the girl is very anxious. Perhaps also worried about her mother, or their disrupted routline. Though she isn't communicating it, I'm sure the family is grateful for your help.
Post by CoachTsWife on Feb 25, 2017 13:26:00 GMT -5
Tgrrl, I can't imagine. I'm so so sorry you've had such a rough week, and that your H is not being supportive right now. Sending bear hugs.
I'm sorry to hear about your grandma catladymeow. If it were me, I'd want to go see her one more time. But it is definitely understandable if you'd rather remember her when she was well. Hugs.
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