Doc thinks postnatal depression is manifesting as chronic fatigue...
...that I've been running on adrenalin for months, and it's all caught up.
Or there's the ol' "viral" explanation that never gets old. It's starting to look like that today, though -- since Haki and Esky have joined the "wiped" camp, and I feel I might've climbed up a rung.
I don't know what it is, I just know I feel like George:
It'll be short-lived.
Surely.
Thankfully my husband is home...
...and is amazing.
And thank you for Sesame Street:
...and anticipation:
...and prayers.
One rung at a time.
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Bummer. I'm sorry, Ange. Bad timing with Christmas festivities going on. Good timing in that Haki's home.
Hope all your family is well after the quake in Christchurch! And if they descend upon you, I hope you have the energy to handle it all!
Oh Angela, I'm sorry! What timing, eh? I do hope that it is short lived. I'm saying a prayer for you, dear bloggy friend. Merry Christmas to you and yours!
I hope you can find a solution. I've never stopped being tired since I had kids, but I'm hoping the fatigue will clear up. If not, I may be going through the gamut of test as well. Good luck and stay safe out there.
Thinking of you X
So sorry to hear that the mystery illness has returned! I hope that it doesn't last long and that you've had the energy you need to enjoy the holidays with your family. Merry Christmas to you and your family from ours!
Sometimes I wish you weren't so darned independent and actually let me know these things! Tut tut ;-) with a smile of course! Hope your holiday is helping you feel better now the dramas are over. Love ya xxx
Thought of you today when I heard that your town was one of the only ones in NZ experiencing summer this year (a rare treat I bet!). Hope you're not blogging cos you're enjoying it, not because you're still ill. :(
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