Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2008 11:12 am
Hi everyone,
I've been gone for a month and much has happened. First, Lucinda's David passed away. Wow! What a tremendous loss for her and the kids, it makes my trials seem so trivial. I wonder how she is coping. She is such an inspiration for so many. I wish her much peace and offer many prayers.
I've had my ups and downs, and like a couple of times before, realize I need this website to maintain my "wellness". I keep coming to the conclusion that I've 'outgrown' this website and that I can go without, and I keep coming back.
This time, I find my anxiety returning at night. I'm an insomniac by nature, but had come to terms with it, accepting it, not catrastrophizing or obsessive thinking. Now I'm slipping up...getting anxious, catrastrophizing about the next day; what-ifing I don't sleep the next night; obsessing about problems. Last night, I concluded I should call my doctor to refill my Klonopin. I was doing so well!
While away, I missed the connection of blogging here, and tried iVillage. Yikes! I think they should call that iVillage Junior High. I only posted once, something benign about my son going off his ADHD meds for the summer and got 2 extremely nasty replies. Very mean spirited and immature. I complained to my cousin and she had the same experience. I know I can't extrapolate that to everyone there, but I wasn't risking that again anytime soon.
Lastly, my husband seemed to piss off my neighbors this morning. Instead of communicating their displeasure in a neighborly fashion (we've been friends with them for 7 years), they called the police! The officer was extremely indignant that they called, chastized them to 'talk to their neighbors', but still I feel totally unsettled. My goodness! We've known them for a long time, and never once had even one bad word, and they call the cops!!!!!!!! I know I'm in the right, but I can't stop ruminating about it! Help!
Thanks for letting me vent. I'm going to listen to session 15 again tonight. I worry it will just make me sad though, worring about Lucinda's plight.
I've been gone for a month and much has happened. First, Lucinda's David passed away. Wow! What a tremendous loss for her and the kids, it makes my trials seem so trivial. I wonder how she is coping. She is such an inspiration for so many. I wish her much peace and offer many prayers.
I've had my ups and downs, and like a couple of times before, realize I need this website to maintain my "wellness". I keep coming to the conclusion that I've 'outgrown' this website and that I can go without, and I keep coming back.
This time, I find my anxiety returning at night. I'm an insomniac by nature, but had come to terms with it, accepting it, not catrastrophizing or obsessive thinking. Now I'm slipping up...getting anxious, catrastrophizing about the next day; what-ifing I don't sleep the next night; obsessing about problems. Last night, I concluded I should call my doctor to refill my Klonopin. I was doing so well!
While away, I missed the connection of blogging here, and tried iVillage. Yikes! I think they should call that iVillage Junior High. I only posted once, something benign about my son going off his ADHD meds for the summer and got 2 extremely nasty replies. Very mean spirited and immature. I complained to my cousin and she had the same experience. I know I can't extrapolate that to everyone there, but I wasn't risking that again anytime soon.
Lastly, my husband seemed to piss off my neighbors this morning. Instead of communicating their displeasure in a neighborly fashion (we've been friends with them for 7 years), they called the police! The officer was extremely indignant that they called, chastized them to 'talk to their neighbors', but still I feel totally unsettled. My goodness! We've known them for a long time, and never once had even one bad word, and they call the cops!!!!!!!! I know I'm in the right, but I can't stop ruminating about it! Help!
Thanks for letting me vent. I'm going to listen to session 15 again tonight. I worry it will just make me sad though, worring about Lucinda's plight.