1) When your house smells like something has died below, and yet the pest control people and the septic people all insist everything is fine, you bake bread. The smell of baked bread will mask the funk.
2) I went to the doctor yesterday after feeling like a prepubescent teen for the last month or so. It seems I am suffering from anxiety again (or still,) and perhaps also postpartum depression. They now want me on a full-blown anti-depressant/anti-anxiety medication every day for a while. Of course, the medicine they have prescribed is so expensive, my insurance company doesn't want to cover it.
You know, I always find it best when an insurance company overrules the medical decision of the doctor, especially when it comes to the mental and emotional health of a young mother; there's a good idea.
3) Also, my doctor has referred me to a shrink. It seems after three miscarriages, the loss of my mother and the birth of my daughter (which has resulted in postpartum depression/anxiety issues,) I'm due for some couch time. This is probably not the worst idea ever.
4) The dogs are spending more and more time in the garage/back yard, and yet the dog hair continues to permeate my life.
5) I have a carpet cleaning company coming out today (sometime) to deep clean the couch that Portia has made her own in the night while we are asleep and unaware. Once the couch is clean, we are moving furniture around to try to make our rooms more baby friendly. Dog privileges indoors will be limited; my evil plan is almost complete.
Like a waterfall in slow motion, Part One
2 years ago
2 comments:
have you told your Dr. about the insurance thing? maybe there is another drug he can perscibe to you that is cheaper. I remember after having Sky I had some depression stuff too. I never had it checked out all though I should have. I hope that I don't go though that depression after Oceanna is born, but most likely I will. I'm sorry you are having to go through that right now. It's hard not feeling good and not knowing why. I hope they and get it all fixed for you so you can feel better. After Oceanna is born I plan to see some one also.
good luck
Hey, Steph - In spite of a really rough couple of years with loss, moving, health, and adjusting to your new baby, you have continued as a faithful and loving wife and become a dedicated, caring mother who delights in her daughter. Evie and Bryan are blessed to have YOU as mommy and wife. You've certainly earned some medical and counseling assistance, and I hope it helps. Love you, friend. Holly
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