I haven't had enough time for you lately and I miss you! Our internet at home has run out for the month and work has been too busy but I haven't stopped thinking about you and read your posts everyday.
Katie, I am SO excited for you, I really wanted to scream and do a victory dance for you when I read about packing your bags. Oh my goodness. I can't wait to hear all about the birth and what it's like to finally hold that crying baby in your arms.
Paula, I don't think you have depression. I have subclinical hypothyroidism and my naturopath has me on a herbal supplement called ThyroCo. Since I've been on it, I feel like I have a little more energy, but even though my BBT hasn't gone up that much, I feel like my body is more heated.
Your extra sensitivity and general emotional state sound like a normal part of grieving. Facing your daughter's death certificate is a horrific experience and it's no surprise that you've reacted the way you are. I went to see my homoeopath about all the rage I've been feeling and she did say that anger is one of the seven stages of grieving. She said it's good to express it but not dwell on it.
When you said that you'll TTC in Dec, did you mean after AF in December? Because I'm thinking that we'll TTC after the Nov AF which will end up being end of Nov.
Tildy, I'm sorry to hear about all the hassles with yours and DH's jobs. Like you need to be stressed at this time! I hope if they let you go, they'll pay you a big redundancy package.
Jo, those urns sound sweet. I'm just sorry that you ever had to buy them.
Sue, good on you for deciding on the NT Scan. You are sounding much more positive and I'm glad the coloured discharge was nothing.
Rozzie, did you tell your friend about your pregnancy? How did that go?
Hugs and kisses to everyone else. Must go, people are demanding stuff. Boo hiss.
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