So I've finally started seeing a psychologist again, and so far I like him. I've never seen a male for therapy before, so it is a new experience for me.
Anyway. He suggested that right now with being a stay at home mom (SAHM) that I am feeling overwhelmed b/c I do not have a set routine or s...
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Tabby
Thursday, July 16, 2009 at 10:10 AMre: Thank you
Karri28
Thursday, July 16, 2009 at 11:51 AMThank you for the support and reinforcing what I was feeling. I usually push myself to hard, and I'm trying really hard not to do that now. But it also makes me feel like I'm not doing my best sometimes. I know in my head that I shouldn't overdo it and should not feel bad about it, but I feel like I'm not doing my best. I just have to realize that overloading my plate is not my best, it is bad for me!!
DH was somewhat supportive, somewhat not. I'm trying to get him to see that to much at once might not work out, as it hasn't in the past.
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glad to see you posting again
was worried about you, given your last Sharepost
and yeah.. some meds actually do cause depression or cause depression to worsen
so, given what you typed here - I take it you got a med change
you've started with a new psychologist
you've started a new structured routine
you've started a new med change
and now you are contemplating starting college this coming semester
and yet you are concerned your, perhaps chilly feet, is just procrastination
let's see
you said yourself that waiting till next semester would give you time to see if the meds are working
and that if you were to start now, at college, you feel like you'd not keep it up
so
maybe you already answered your dilema?
either way you decide, wishing you luck and sending support