The last few days have been gorgeous but I haven’t been outside like I would like to. I did go to a friends house yesterday and did get out of the house, but we stayed in her house while the kids played outside.
I just don’t feel like I have any energy. I feel out of breath and if I stand or walk for a certain amount of time, it takes days for the pain to go away. My SPD is taking over my life in many ways and it annoys the heck out of me.
Today is just one of those days that I am looking around and feeling like I just want to curl up into a ball and sleep though it. Though I have been living in this house for more than 5 years now, it still doesn’t feel like home. I hate the Decor, I am starting to hate the colour but there is almost no way we would be able to repaint at the moment… I just don’t have any ideas how to make this place feel more like home and of course being hormonal and in a nesting mode is definitely not helping.
Of course, not getting out is not helping the boys’ moods either… they seem to be feeling stir crazy and not wanting to play in the back yard. Though they don’t say anything, I know that I am not being very present at the moment and that has been making me feel even more in a rut.
I just feel… defeated.
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by Michele, on November 11 2009 @ 8:37 pm
I sympathize. Although I am no longer pregnant, I remember very well the last weeks of pregnancy. I felt so incompetent as a mother!
My only advice: seek on your last ounces of energy and spend as much time as possible outside. Fresh air, the last rays of sun … it’s therapeutic!
by Jessica, on November 12 2009 @ 12:16 am
It can be really hard to feel like a good parent when you don’t feel like yourself. I’ve been in my house almost five years as well and have similar feelings of it not yet being home and that can distract me from the fact that this is the only home my kids know and they don’t care that the paint is peeling they just want to play with me.
I hope you find peace soon and that the uncomfortable part of being pregnant will give way to the joy of having a little bundle to snuggle very soon.