- Thanks Cate. Things are improving. I think. Haha.
- Hi Marsia. I think a consultation with a doctor might be a good plan. I feel like if I had something to look forward to every day that wasn't a cigarette, maybe I could do it? I just haven't figured out what that thing might be yet.
- Thanks Liza. There are so many things going right and I really do need to start 'seeing the love' and not the bad stuff. I took an angel card out of the pack at home last night and that was the message. 'See the love.'
Physically and emotionally, I'm a lot better this week. Still not 100% and I still want to sleep every opportunity I get, but I guess that could be because I have loads going on in my head and my immune system is compromised. A cold sore was rearing its ugly head but it seems to be calming down without going into complete erruption stage. So, you know, that's a positive. I had one of those fruit cup things for breakfast during the week and I definitely feel all that vitamin C helped matters.
I met my old friend Steve for lunch on Sunday and it was great to catch up with him. I got to offload a little about all the stuff I've been feeling. I had a giant headache afterwards, which I think was due to some emotional release. Maybe I should get a therapist. I don't know. I've said it here before but I think I would start inventing a personality after a while for the therapist's benefit. Pretend I'm doing better even if I wasn't, that kind of thing. I think my imagination is a bit out of control, to be honest.
I have this huge thing coming up in April and I really can't be ill either physically or emotionally for it. The good news is that I am doing really well with food. I'm kind of listening to my body and eating when I'm hungry. Not always the best things, but not too bad. I look thinner. Some of my jumpers look very roomy now. My dresses are a bit longer. Not many people have noticed but I can. Exercise is okay. Could be better but I played a good bit of tennis this week, so that was good.
But I really do need to be in a good routine for the next 6 weeks. Bed at 9 or 10. Proper meals with green vegetables. Go back to running and the gym. Swimming if there's time (there's not). But yeah. I kind of need to get into a military regime. I actually feel better when I get into a military regime but the overactive mind is bored. That's the problem. I want adventures all the time. And, at the end of the military regime will be a huge adventure, which will only be enjoyable if I stick with the programme. Sigh. Life, eh?
I heard this today, lovely stuff: