F.U.N.K.
Not sure exactly why I’m feeling this way. A lot of frustration building up. A lot of anxiety.
Hormones?
I don’t even know, and that’s part of the frustration. Other women can look at the calendar and have at least SOME explanation for their irrational emotions. I have the irrationality FIRST and then maybe, MAYBE find out a few days later that hormones had something to do with it. And then there are other times when I THINK that hormones have something to do with it, and the week passes, and two weeks, and a month, and NOTHING!
Hubby asks if I am mad at him. I don’t know how to answer him. Is he getting on my nerves? YES! But it’s nothing particular about him or what he’s doing. It just IS!
That sounds hormonal, doesn’t it?
Gosh, I hope so. Otherwise I’m just crazy.
Women, when was the last time you were thankful for your monthly gift?
Blessings!
Hannah
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hmmm not thankful for the monthly gift this month thats for sure… especially when you are wishing it would go away for a year or so…
I hope you get your answer to your funk soon… I’ve been in a funk too but it is because of the monthly gift.
Usually every time, as Dad would say…”It’s good to know that everything is is still working.”
But sad when it meant I wasn’t pregnant. My last one was the day after Dad went to Heaven.. I wonder if that was it..??? I have a theory…not for publication.
Love you guys..and Kaleb loves you even when you are crazy.
I hope mine is too, Katie.
Claire’s birth control concentrates it into about two weeks every three months. Except right now, she’s transitioning off it, which makes her full of hormones ALL THE TIME. I love her, but it is hard for me to deal with her just being angry or sad (or frisky) for reasons that I can’t see or really understand. I’m sure it’s even harder for her.
I too am thankful for my period when it comes. The last time I was thankful for it was the one between when I stopped breast feeding and got pregnant with Acorn. I agree with what Mama Rainy said your dad used to say.
Yeah, it’s crazy hard, especially when you can’t explain it. Be a patient hubby.
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