Monday, March 16, 2009

"okay, now I'm really worried..."

Oh gosh, guys! You all are so worried when I don't blog!

On top of being busy (overwhelmed, really!) I'm really struggling with my hormones being all out of whack. It's sort of a case of an old lady swallowing a fly...and then swallowing a spider to catch that fly...and so on and so on. I'm on a medicine that has made my hormones all crazy. So the doctor put me on medicine for my hormones. And now I think I need something for my frazzled nerves. It's a crazy mess...and the timing couldn't possibly be any worse.

I'm hanging in there...taking one day at a time, one tantrum at a time. I don't feel even remotely like myself. It's not a good scene.

I should be able to spill the news about the good news soon...sorry to keep you hanging.

21 comments:

Amy M. said...

So good to hear from you! I'm sorry you have been going on an emotional rollercoaster. I suffered from postpartum depression after Baby was born last May. It was really awful. I felt like an absolute crazy person. My doctor helped me to get my hormones under control after about six months and I started to feel like I could think straight again! I know how hard it can be to be in that state and I hope things get better for you soon. I'm thinking about you!!!!

-Amy from Petaluma

PS Looking forward to hearing about your news!!!

Anonymous said...

Hope that the medication works out. I wish I could invite your brood over for a playdate to give you quiet time, but New England isn't next door. So, here's lots of warm hugs and wishes for things to get better soon!

Mary-Catherine said...

Hang in there, Amy! No one is more capable than you are, I'm sure of it! You will be in my prayers. Can't wait for you to spill the beans!

Anonymous said...

Talk to your caseworker about respit! You need it. Tell the children that it is a play date because they are so wonderful. Just ask for day respite. The state gives that to us fostcare parents for this very reason. You are not super human :}
Sweet thoughts of you,
Shelley

Anonymous said...

Oh Amy,

you are in my prayers and thoughts. Everything will be alright. Hang in there.

roseroomnz.com said...

hormones, grrrrrrh, and new children, poor you Amy! Hormone medication is not nice, not pretty, been there also! I can promise you it will all get better, all of it, I just can't say when! Take Care - I do love your blog! Rachaelxo

Dawn said...

Oh whew...glad to read that you are ok. Well, sort of ok.
Hope you will be feeling better very soon.
xo

Lisa said...

Dear Amy, God bless you! You have such a big heart and care sooo much. I will pray that you will be able to find peace amongst the craziness. Truly God is looking after all of you and has a hold on what you are going thru even if it does not feel like it at this moment. It is amazing what we women can accomplish even when our body is not in sink with us....Hugs Lisa

Whosyergurl said...

Amy, we miss you because we love you! Four years ago, at age 46, I went through menopause and thought I was in clinical depression. Believe me, there is a reason for drugs! (and doctors!) Once they got me straightened out, I was back to my old self. YAY! You will get there, too. You are very brave, my love. Just take a deep breath, eat right, drink your water, get lots of sleep. I wonder if I could guess your news? Can't wait for the announcement. hugs, Cheryl in IN

karen said...

wishing you best wishes

Anonymous said...

I don't remember much about the first year that I adopted my two toddlers. It was so much more stressful and demanding than a newborn (I'd had two, so I know). I was looney tired, stressed, and starting to think I had made the worst mistake, most undoable mistake of my life. The good news is, we all got acclimated to each other, then we bonded with each other, then we fell in love with each other. Take good care of yourself, and just as you are doing, one day, one tantrum at a time. You will get a little of your "old self" back, and you will come to love being your "new self."

Maureen Reynolds said...

Take it as easy as you can Amy. Yes, I getcha on the Swallowed the Fly syndrome. Here's to Balance for you and yours!

Sonya --Dime Store Thrift said...

Covering you in prayers today, as in each day.
Sonya

Anonymous said...

Hope you are feeling like yourself again really soon. I'm sure I speak for all of us when I say we miss you! Big Hugs from Oklahoma!

Anonymous said...

sending you love from the bottom of the planet! take care - you're in there somewhere!! xx

Maddie Kertay- The Domestic Anarchist said...

Lots of love and healing light.. been there done that.. got the prozac t-shirt! :)

Maddiemom6

twinkle teaches said...

I feel you about blogging...so hard to find the time when you are a busy momma! Hope you feel better soon. :)
tina

Anonymous said...

I can't wait to rad your god news, yours is always over the top fantastic!!!

Smooches to you and the little ones!

Jennifer Hayslip said...

Oh Miss Amy! Please hang in there! I've been thru the wacky hormones after my partial hysterectomy 2 years ago and still adjusting to adopting Vivian. I didnt feel like myself and was stress and overwhelmed as well. I PROMISE you give it time and let your body get use to the changes. Also learn to count to 10. ;) Thoughts are with you! XO,Jenn

Saucy said...

I'm hearin' ya! Prednisone + hydrocortisol = Crazy Saucy! No kidding. I think The Fan and Veto might chuck me in for a new, more balanced model.

Supercool Hotmama said...

Hugs!