Nothing going on here.
I feel lousy. Monday night I started with a sore throat. Yesterday I was tired and just felt yucky. Today it is confirmed (by me, myself and I). I have a bad cold.
Not to be confused with a good cold. Why do we say we have a bad cold? Aren't they are all bad? Isn't a cold just a cold?
This blog has some cool links in this entry:
If you watch the "What the hell is he talking about?" leave a me a comment. It is so funny. I actually think I hear him sing those words! LOL
My shrink upped my meds this past Monday. I'm doing ok, but...... Doc says I could be a little more depressed than usual but that I sound like I am going through the grieving stages from mom dying. I asked him how long would it last. His answer was "longer than what people say". LOL Is that supposed to make me feel better? Or is he talking from experience? Oh well.......
Take care. A few new entries over here: Forever Forward.
Kathy
3 comments:
Kathy, I am glad the doctor told you your grieving will probably last "longer than what people say." If you haven't found out yet, you will--that some people set a time that they think you should be able to grieve, and when that time elapses, they think you should be back, as if nothing happened in your life. At least that is what I have expierenced. Even my own sister told me six weeks after my husband died that I should be happy that he died, as he was just such a burden and care for me. Each person grieves in their own way, so don't listen to other people, just care for yourself. It never goes away, but in time it does get a "bit" easier. You are in my prayers. LaVern
I think the doc is trying to tell you that there's no set time frame for grieving...and that it's ok if you're still feeling badly. Take it from one who knows. But it DOES get easier, I promise.
I watched the Cocker video...absolutely hysterical!! I loved it.
Thanks!
Nancy
Hope you can get shot of the cold soon, Kathy. Give yourself time to grieve (that's what I was told); in actual fact, you'll never really stop grieving. Is that bad? Don't think so, as long as it doesn't rule your life.
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