skinandbones, I agree with your gut that this is tipping into the not normal. Has anything changed in life? How are things at DC? I wonder if there's an emotional issue you aren't aware of. But I'd check with his ped.
It's 35° right now. I went to a gym and am almost ready to freeze. I walked across the parking lot and picked up coffee and sandwiches from DAD for H and me. We start the gauntlet of sadness at 9:30.
@mrspanpan I thunk feels like that are normal. Not exactly the same, but after I had my transfer for M I didn't the next two days freaking the fuck out. H was out of town and I was home alone to spiral. I've actually had times firing tree surrogacy process where I'm like what an I doing? But those feelings are less than the real excitment and desire.
Post by runningmommy519 on May 4, 2017 9:15:45 GMT -5
skinandbones S1 went through some separation anxiety. Not to that extent. Looking back I'm pretty sure he had anxiety about daycare. If you remember, he was kicked out at daycare at 3.
Hiiii I'm way behind. We're back from Portland. I'm halfway through the TWW today. Wife got her period a week early last night and my knee started killing me last night (it hurts when I PMS. I don't get cramps, I get sharp knee pain. Cool, thanks for that, body.) I'm over analyzing every twinge, cramp, hot flash (had those all Morning), I analyze the TP every time I wipe. Ugh. So tired of waiting. I've convinced myself I'm not pregnant.
Post by th3stryck3r on May 4, 2017 10:36:28 GMT -5
There have been some big shake-ups this week at MH's work that have me nervous. The CEO was replaced and 8% of the positions there were eliminated. Entire departments were eliminated in some cases. H still has a job right now, but everything feels really uncertain, and I'm feeling generally anxious about it all and also sad for our friends there who were cut.
I was just thinking of you hiimjamie and wondering when you would test. Fx your wrong. How was Portland?
Portland was good! Chilly. Haha! I forget that my friend can be a little much sometimes. She tries very hard to be "Portland". She's gluten free and dairy free for her own reasons. Nothing medical. But requested that she and I go out to breakfast alone one day (she said wife and Jake could "enjoy the hotel") so we could have "secret carbs and sugar" (Wife was recently diagnosed with diabetes). I didn't really want to leave them. They're my family and we're all on vacation together. But I did it. That and a few other things. We did have a good time though. Here's a pic of us in front of a 625 year old Douglas fur.
Post by tuscanlatte on May 4, 2017 11:04:31 GMT -5
hiimjamie that's so strange!! Like secret carbs and sugar? You're not your wife's parent lol I'm sure she knows you eat carbs. I would've felt a way about that too.
tuscanlatte I knew what you meant! Lol! She makes me a little crazy. We had to cater to her diet by going to very specific restaurants. She also told us we got "shit" ice cream when we went to gelato that was with in walking distance of our hotel one night after she left. All of the side eye.
I'm an recently lip stick obsessed and have $658 of lipstick sitting in my Sephora basket. Absolutely won't be buying that, but I think I've gone coo-coo!
skinandbones , I agree with your gut that this is tipping into the not normal. Has anything changed in life? How are things at DC? I wonder if there's an emotional issue you aren't aware of. But I'd check with his ped.
I'll ask DC if they have noticed anything. At this point, they haven't said anything.
Nothing is different. The only thing I can think of is I've started going to my NOW meetings about twice a month but that started back in Feb.
His well kid check up will be in Aug. I'll keep in eye one it for now. If it continues, then I'll bring it up.
Coupled with him getting into our bed in the middle of the night, I'm really wondering about whether we've tipped the scales on what normal separation anxiety looks like.
Post by runningmommy519 on May 4, 2017 11:45:39 GMT -5
hiimjamie fx it's not pms. I've considered trying gluten free for s1. There's some research out there that says a gluten intolerance can make spd and ADHD symptoms worse.
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