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Weight Loss Forum / General Topics / September 2006so unbelievably tired
Our daughter is 9 months and starting to teethe. We are back to waking about 5 times a night. My daily schedule has gotten increasingly busy (and I always thought stay at home moms watched soaps and ate bon bons all day). I've continued to work out 5-6 times a week, but my energy levels are dropping, I'm forgetting things, I'm getting crabby. And the weird thing is, I can't seem to fall asleep when it's time to, my body feels like it's buzzing. I think it's time to cut back a little, in more than one area. It has taken me 2 weeks to shake a pretty mild cold. It's hard to know when to quit sometimes. > Our daughter is 9 months and starting to teethe. We are back to waking > about 5 times a night. My daily schedule has gotten increasingly busy (and [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > is, I can't seem to fall asleep when it's time to, my body feels like it's > buzzing. I think it's time to cut back a little, in more than one area. I could have posted the exact same thing to the letter, our son is 9 months and ... i >> Our daughter is 9 months and starting to teethe. We are back to waking >> about 5 times a night. My daily schedule has gotten increasingly busy [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > I could have posted the exact same thing to the letter, our son is 9 > months and ... Really? Are you going through teething too? It's like the newborn stage all over again... >>> Our daughter is 9 months and starting to teethe. We are back to waking >>> about 5 times a night. My daily schedule has gotten increasingly busy [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Really? Are you going through teething too? It's like the newborn stage > all over again... I am not going through teething, but my son #2 is. I am going through balding. :) The newborn stage was a little better than now, though this son is much better than our first, as far as waking up at night is concerned. i Hi :-) I've been taking some liquid vitamin supplements, and they have made me feel great. I haven't been sick in a very long time. I was thinking maybe these products would help you too! If you'd like to take a look, all of the products have a 12 month guarantee. If you use it all, and it hasn't helped you, you can call for a refund. Please visit my site: http://www.MollysHealthSecrets.com Click on Shop Products, then go to Nutrition. I take the Essential Minerals and Mangosteen Plus. All of my contact information is there, you can call or e-mail! ~Molly http://www.MollysHealthSecrets.com > >>> Our daughter is 9 months and starting to teethe. We are back to waking > >>> about 5 times a night. My daily schedule has gotten increasingly busy [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > i Thanks, but I don't eat SPAM. It's actually not spam. It wasn't a copy-paste ad...if it had been, I assure you, it would have been more detailed. I do not post my website in places I believe are inappropriate.The products are excellent. I'm a college student, I'm overweight...I have classes for 9 hours, music rehearsals, then I get to come home and study. So, I'm tired, too. But I still like to be healthy, and reccommend products that have helped me. ~Molly > Thanks, but I don't eat SPAM. I hope you can find some time to relax. You deserve it. I think I speak for almost all mom's when I say that it is hard to fit relaxation into a schedule of feeding, bathing, cleaning, cooking, exercising, etc, etc, etc.... Hopefully the teething phaes passes soon! My 5 month old seems to be just starting, went from sleeping through the night and napping like an angel, to napping only 30 minutes at a time and waking up several times... This too shall pass! KR > I hope you can find some time to relax. You deserve it. |
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