I have never been this happy and excited in my whole life! Mr. R. and I are getting a house together, a big house with three double bedrooms and a garden. I am so SO excited.
We have also been talking about getting some kittens to live with us and maybe (if I am not too old) we may grow a little person. There has even been talk of rings and ceremonies. I am so excited I can hardly control myself!!
I have just visited my GP to discuss how the hand over to the new GP will work and I have stocked up on medication just in-case my records take sometime to go through and/or the new practice has a waiting list. I mentioned we may try for a baby which has been worrying me (although I want to do it!) and she even said as I have been well for a long time I can consider reducing the sertraline right down from 200mg a day to just 50mg a day. I'm not doing it just yet but was told to discuss it with my new GP.
Everything is perfect at the moment, I can't believe how lucky I am.
Monday, October 08, 2012
Wednesday, May 09, 2012
Sleeping Patterns
One reason I have been thinking about which may be why I am a little down is my sleep patterns. Does anyone know anything about sleeping too much. Also what about diet and exercise can that help?
I go to bed each night between 9:30pm and 10:00pm and wake up around 8:00am to 8:30am. I get at least 10.5 hours sleep each night. That would be manageable and not a long way outside the normal range apart from I rarely stir in the night and I have a lot of trouble getting up in the mornings. I spend most of the working day yawning and can't wait to get back home for a nap. If I go and lay on my bed I can be asleep in less than 5 minutes.
It is really hard to cope with as I do little more than work and sleep monday to friday leaving the weekend full of household chores. Mr R would like to go out more in the week but I just can't manage it, it leads to me oversleeping for work. Once I get behind on the housework and laundry I start feeling low, I eat junk and want to sleep more. It all gets into a viscous downward spiral which I desperately need to break!
Oh where to start. I think I'll go for a short walk before bed as the evenings are lighter and I want to try staying up a little later tonight to see if I am any better tomorrow.
I go to bed each night between 9:30pm and 10:00pm and wake up around 8:00am to 8:30am. I get at least 10.5 hours sleep each night. That would be manageable and not a long way outside the normal range apart from I rarely stir in the night and I have a lot of trouble getting up in the mornings. I spend most of the working day yawning and can't wait to get back home for a nap. If I go and lay on my bed I can be asleep in less than 5 minutes.
It is really hard to cope with as I do little more than work and sleep monday to friday leaving the weekend full of household chores. Mr R would like to go out more in the week but I just can't manage it, it leads to me oversleeping for work. Once I get behind on the housework and laundry I start feeling low, I eat junk and want to sleep more. It all gets into a viscous downward spiral which I desperately need to break!
Oh where to start. I think I'll go for a short walk before bed as the evenings are lighter and I want to try staying up a little later tonight to see if I am any better tomorrow.
Friday, April 20, 2012
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