Naturally being constantly very fatigued leads to some pretty impressive mood swings. Nothing as bad as it sounds, just the normal ups and downs you get when you're super tired. One minute you're laughing so hard you're crying, next minute you're frustrated about you don't even know what. That said, I'm making a list of positive things about mono to make the mood UP:
1) Creamies and chocolate pudding
2) Down 5 pounds in a week? Not my favorite method, but I have no complaints about the result
3) As mentioned above, those moments when you do laugh so hard you cry
4) Sleeping 9 hours without meds
5) Visits from family, daily texts from Mama, and her gift of endless popsicles, juice magazines, and flowers
6) Getting to read, watch movies, or play video games all day and not being considered lazy
7) 1-2 weeks of not driving through the awful Utah County I-15 construction
8) No one cares or blames me if I wear sweats or glasses or don't bother doing my hair
9) I have something to blame when I say something stupid
Personal....
10 years ago
Dear Lady: I am glad you are feeling better!
ReplyDeleteI miss your face and think we should Frogurt in the very, very near future! Oh and to your list I say:
1)Mmmm nothing beats cramies and pudding!
2)You DO NOT have 5 pounds to lose young lady! I am hoping you have put them back on now that you can eat again.
3)Nothing is better than being so exhausted you laugh until you cry...seriously one of the best feelings EVER!
4)Oh to sleep :)
5)You have the best family ever! Sad I haven't been able to see you more...Dr. Casey has had me on pretty strict house arrest ;)
6)Your favorite things EVER yes?
7)Yay for no driving...this has to be #1!
8)Remember the whole mom thing we discussed :)
9)I've told you a million times it's an Ainsworth thing...no filter lol
By the way blogger hates me I'm sure you know it's Rach but for some reason I'm now anonymous lol