Skip to main content

Non-Random Bullets

#* AF arrived two days early on March 5 (Friday). It was in the afternoon. I was at work and managed to get into a full-blown showdown with a colleague.

#* That would peg today as CD6. That's just trivia.

#* As has been the case in the past two cycles, I stop consuming aspirin a couple of days prior to the AF. That has helped me in the sense that the bleeding is not as strong as it was tending to become.

#* Sometime in January, I tottered off-Gynova. DH tottered off-Spermon. Hurray! *not*

#* The words I am really googling right now are: PGD, antioxidants, pranayam and sperm quality.

#* I tend to have random bouts of crying. I will attribute that more to the (work-related) stress I had been under lately than anything else. The quest continues.


Edited to Add: As severe as the last bullet may sound, I am NOT crying in front of every other stranger or so. Nor do I have whistling spells in front of friends/family/colleagues. It happened twice over the past four days, all brought on by my stupid mindgames. And I think what has me so loony is the particular run I am having in my office. That's all. I know the stress will dissipate soon.


^WiseGuy^

Comments

  1. Oh, dear, I am so sorry! You sound so tired and stressed. Could it be 'spring hysterics' (as I call the seasonal neurasthenia, because it has always made me, well, hysteric)? I find spring a bit overwhelming, with the sunshine that is not really warming anything, and the birdies (chirping is not relaxing, no matter what anyone says), and the mud...
    I know it's not about that, I am just trying to divert your attention and make you annoyed with something else than the, erm, pink elephant in the room. Does it work?
    Hang on. Things are bound to get better. And your time will come. {hugs}

    ReplyDelete
  2. Hope the work stress eases!

    ReplyDelete
  3. Lots and lots of {{{hugs}}} and love.

    ReplyDelete
  4. I hope the stress eases up soon!

    ((HUGS))

    ReplyDelete
  5. Teetering on the verge of tears is a hard place to be. I hope the stress lifts soon and you find yourself balance.

    ReplyDelete
  6. I am googling antioxidants too! Think I'm going to go for the 'super antioxidant' CoQ10.

    Sorry you're stressed. that sucks. Take a deep breath and keep going as best you can. :)

    ReplyDelete
  7. I am here thinking of you.

    Work will be better once all the postings are sorted, yes? Hopefully so.

    And can yoga really help infertility - maybe I should be practising!

    ((hugs))

    ReplyDelete
  8. Thinking of you as always and wishing for the all the craziness to leave you completely. It will girl, it will. xoxoxox

    ReplyDelete
  9. Thinking of you honey, here's hoping that the work stress eases off you at least.

    xxx

    ReplyDelete
  10. oh wise, i wish i could come over to console you. or, at the very least, to down a bottle of wine with you.

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

I Should Have Known

...On the night of 19th when my breasts became hard and sore to touch, the nurses brought me hot water bottles rather than my baby. I should have known. ...Birdman was apparently away to Very Big City with our baby. Every SMS update sent to me about her after 16th Jan was fake. I was a donkey eating at his trough. I should have known. ...Visitors who came to see me in the hospital did not look me straight in the eye. I should have known. ...My mother sounded reluctant every time I asked her on a timeline on when my stitches would be cut and I could travel to Very Big City. I should have known. ...I grieved at how many pricks and tubes were affixed to my little baby while she lay cold and unfeeling at the bottom of an earth pit fatigued from all the effort she put into staying alive. I should have known. ...Family dropped clues on how oxygen deprivation could affect the brain. I spelt it out for them. I told them that Lola was my daughter even if she came out r-e-t-a-r-d-e-d from the o...

Season...

With very limited time and access to the netz, I just want to declare that Lady Season is here. She arrived last Wednesday, and I will someday in future speak of how due to SuperPed's preparedness a crisis was averted. I tend to have firework endings. Her with me, and my first chance of mothering is like a spray of cold water on my face. I am very sleep deprived. Apparently, wise birds said to me that I should sleep when the girl sleeps, but so far my body schedule and kid's schedule are haywire. I hope to be better adapted to this soon. It is tough for me to find net time as of now, and there are a couple of things I want to post online, since CBub's dates also passed by recently, but so far it does not seem to be happening. And I just want to say thanks. Even though I am craptastic at responding, I am reading off and on as I can manage.