But my hair looks fucking awesome today
Sep. 15th, 2014 10:50 amSo, yep, pretty swollen today after Sunday's punching session. I'm trying to decide if it's worth it to just say Fuck It and plan to spend Mondays in stretchy clothes because man I love my conversations with the heavy bag. Adrenal fatigue is a huge concern for me, but so is being active.
Another mark in the not-so-great column: I now wake up groggy, tired, and disoriented. Used to be I was a morning person. I loved waking up early, and would do so without an alarm. I felt at my best in the morning, in fact. Now, not so much. It's been months since I woke with that "time to start the day!" feeling. I don't even get that on weekends, anymore.
mckitterick tells me this is how most people feel in the mornings, but even he's more chipper than I am in the mornings these days.
I've asked my PCP and Dr. Khosh send copies of my charts to KU Med. Now I must read through the physician bios to see with whom I'd like to set up my preliminary appointment. I feel like I'm being asked to pick the actual Grail from the assortment of chalices. Ugh.
This weekend I didn't get done half the things I wanted to do. Thanks, fatigue! My goal for this week is to complete my hoped-for weekend tasks before Friday of this week. I already have one social engagement that I am loathe to postpone (again), so that gives me three evenings to get a lot of stuff done. Not gonna be a lot of time to spend on the couch with
mckitterick. Sorry, hon. And somewhere in there I'd really like to squeeze in a yoga session? Maybe? Realistically, maybe not.
drinkingcocoa posted a link to this fantastic website. It's designed for people who want to "Organize Meals for a Friend after a Birth, Surgery or Illness." Pretty nifty.
ETA: I just sent off an email to someone where I realized it's time to admit to myself I think I'm depressed. Again. So there's that. Yay, good times.
Another mark in the not-so-great column: I now wake up groggy, tired, and disoriented. Used to be I was a morning person. I loved waking up early, and would do so without an alarm. I felt at my best in the morning, in fact. Now, not so much. It's been months since I woke with that "time to start the day!" feeling. I don't even get that on weekends, anymore.
I've asked my PCP and Dr. Khosh send copies of my charts to KU Med. Now I must read through the physician bios to see with whom I'd like to set up my preliminary appointment. I feel like I'm being asked to pick the actual Grail from the assortment of chalices. Ugh.
This weekend I didn't get done half the things I wanted to do. Thanks, fatigue! My goal for this week is to complete my hoped-for weekend tasks before Friday of this week. I already have one social engagement that I am loathe to postpone (again), so that gives me three evenings to get a lot of stuff done. Not gonna be a lot of time to spend on the couch with
ETA: I just sent off an email to someone where I realized it's time to admit to myself I think I'm depressed. Again. So there's that. Yay, good times.