talk to your doctor

personally, each morning I feel like I could eat rocks for breakfast

I also feel grateful because I manage to cheat death once again, you know some people DIE in their sleep...

JoeTyler said:

ThisOne said:

JoeTyler said:

talk to your doctor

personally, each morning I feel like I could eat rocks for breakfast

I also feel grateful because I manage to cheat death once again, you know some people DIE in their sleep...

I just moved to this area - I need to find a new doc I think to die in your sleep would b an ok way to go - well that is if u r very very old I don't sleep well - I just lay there and it feels like your rocky breakfast is on my chest weighing me down. How did u cheat death???? What happened????

I meant that falling asleep = COMA

JoeTyler said:

You're battling depression, aren't you?

How about scheduling an early-morning workout or a run or something?

Or something "else"?

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You just moved, so don't beat yourself up.

That's always unsettling and overwhelming. It takes a while to feel grounded.


Do you also have a new job?


Well, let's start with a big hug first

ThisOne said:

Getting out of your bed each morning??? Lately I just can't seem to drag myself out I am often late as a result - it's starting to depress me I wake up real early but just lay there like a zombie Does anyone else have this problem????????

I have the exact same problem, every single day and it makes me incredibly mad, since the later I get to work, the later I must stay

Every morning my clock goes off at 5:45, but I don't get to work until almost 10 most days

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with a 1 year old and a 3 year old here... no... getting out of bed isn't an issue

i'm with jedi... try some excercise... it might suck the first few times, but if you work through that, you'll find it rewarding... even just going for a walk can be great

Interesting

PurpleJedi said:

You're battling depression, aren't you?

How about scheduling an early-morning workout or a run or something?

Or something "else"?

[Edited 8/20/13 13:24pm]

i have actually started to do that this week - and yes it does help

thank u PJ

dJJ said:

You just moved, so don't beat yourself up.

That's always unsettling and overwhelming. It takes a while to feel grounded.


Do you also have a new job?


Well, let's start with a big hug first

no work is actually good

and yes i do put pressure on myself taking on more than i can cope with

but my biggest problem is the x and my poor kids

You'll be alright

thekidsgirl said:

ThisOne said:

Getting out of your bed each morning??? Lately I just can't seem to drag myself out I am often late as a result - it's starting to depress me I wake up real early but just lay there like a zombie Does anyone else have this problem????????

I have the exact same problem, every single day and it makes me incredibly mad, since the later I get to work, the later I must stay

Every morning my clock goes off at 5:45, but I don't get to work until almost 10 most days

.

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i wake up all hours of the night

its winter here and still cold - sometimes its hard to motivate myself to pee its only when i can no longer hold it that i finally drag myself out......

the other day i was up from 4am but got out of bed at 8.30am

JoeTyler said:

talk to your doctor

personally, each morning I feel like I could eat rocks for breakfast

I also feel grateful because I manage to cheat death once again, you know some people DIE in their sleep...

You did cheat death.The train hit you and you walked away from explosion

memba?

MoBetterBliss said:

with a 1 year old and a 3 year old here... no... getting out of bed isn't an issue

i'm with jedi... try some excercise... it might suck the first few times, but if you work through that, you'll find it rewarding... even just going for a walk can be great

i luv walking - it helps me clear my mind

i had the exact same kid problem years ago - i wish it didnt change so much

rest its cool .. youll get bored of bed soon.

ThisOne said:

PurpleJedi said:

You're battling depression, aren't you?

How about scheduling an early-morning workout or a run or something?

Or something "else"?

[Edited 8/20/13 13:24pm]

i have actually started to do that this week - and yes it does help

thank u PJ