I think the "move around you'll feel better." is an old wive's tale. When you are not feeling well(physically), running around doesn't magically make you feel better. I think that was what they told themselves because they couldn't stop working/moving even though they wanted to. Thus they figure our generation should do the same. Just keep going and do what you have to do. I think it might be more reasonable to adapt to the situation. Do as much as you can while staying off your feet as much as possible. That way less blood loss and less pain. Yes, I am talking about the whoas of being a woman. Just part of life for us. If I have to go and do, I do. If I don't have to, I stay off my feet on days like this. I get light headed and weak, so I really am better off not to over-do-it. I know how REAL life is. I had to teach a class with larangitis and a fever. You can't stop because it's your job. I have no intention of teaching my children any different, but I am not sure we need to make up stories about walking miles in the snow to accomplish that. Maybe there is a more realistic approach to life than making up rediculous statements which no believes are true.
Up in the wee hours of the morning, is yet another perk of being bipolar. Yes, that's sarcasm because unlike some, I don't like being like this. I started getting a little more hyper than usual and now I can't sleep. I slept for an hour or two when hubby woke me up and I couldn't get back to sleep after. So I wasn't worried about anything, but I was wide awake. Even though I now feel tired, I still don't feel sleepy. It is hard to explain. Well I already took some calm down medicine and that didn't work so I am getting ready to take more. I use it only when I have to, but considering I need to function in a few hours I WILL consider this one of those times. I was excited about started school and I guess maybe I am going through an up cycle. That sort of makes sense since I had a down cycle in the beginning of the summer. I am glad that the cycles are much shorter than they used to be. I remember being tired and having little energy or ambition to do anyt...
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