
Seriously-
you should totally have some of what I am having.
What am I having you ask?
Well... (you know you're in for a story when you see the well, followed by the ...)
First, let me start by saying... I almost didn't tell this story because it is sort of personal. But... I am not exactly one for privacy (my own of course, I respect other people's privacy. FYI) (And I respect Matt's privacy so I hope this won't embarrass him. ...oh, who are we kidding. He doesn't even read my blog.)
SO...I obviously haven't blogged for awhile. I can't say exactly when my "funk" started but I (in hindsight) noticed it had been going on for awhile.
I was still functioning pretty well, (helloooo, we ran a half marathon. Does that seem like something a depressed person does?)
But it started getting worse.
I started reading books.
A lot of books.
A couple books a day. (Loved Vampire Academy, hated the last Hunger Games; Mockingjay).
I didn't feel depressed (sad), more like... apathetic.
Toilets...who cares.
Blogging...Does anyone actually read it?
Kids fighting... shoulder shrug.
Being creative...maybe later.
Talking on the phone...hmmm might cut into my book reading time. (Red flag, anyone?)
Thoughts in my head...mysteriously absent.
Three different "interventions" from three different friends in one week finally got my attention. (I say interventions kind of joking, but kind of not.)
So I made an appointment with my BFNP (Best friend Nurse Practitioner). She told me that postpartem can occur for up to 18 months after a baby is born and she put me on Wellbutrin. (I took it for a while after Bella was born too.)
I began taking it and I started ... I started creating. I started couponing again. I started shopping.
I started cooking. I got excited about decorating. I let my library membership lapse. (ha, that is so not happening, I was just checking to see if you were still paying attention.) ... you get the picture.
Anyway, it's been a couple months and I am off them now. But doing great. I think I just needed a little some'n to get me back on track.
That is the story.
Sorry if it made you feel uncomfortable.
And now... back to your regularly scheduled programing.