9 months postpartum and I feel... well like crap.
I had a FABULOUS pregnancy, worked out, was in great shape, ate healthy, felt great (pregnant, but great); check, check, check.
I don't have depression. I just get headaches about once a week. They feel like the shadow of a migrane, that warning feeling like if I do ANYTHING during the day beyond walking around my house I will get a nightmare of a headache. Sometimes I do, sometimes I don't.
I don't know what is triggering it, I feel like if I do anything moderatly strenuous (i.e. going to Target in SV, working out {I KNOW!}, spending too much time at the park) it will trigger it. Food? I don't know. I am already gluten-free (that is what I thought was causing my headaches post Elias birth), pasturized milk free (my kids both have reactions to it). We still do dairy as in butter and cheese.
I am tired of it.
I don't want to waste away my children's childhood feeling yucky.
Yes, I went to the doctor. After lecturing me about my childrens vaccinations, I was able to tell her what I was going through and she told me that she would run some basic labs and that I probably just needed to drink more water: I mean, I have 3 kids, right?
Essentially she told me that I should feel fatigued and headachey if I have 3 kids, and am breastfeeding. Oh, yeah, and I need to drink more water.
Does anyone out there have any other help to offer? Experience? Suggestions?
Yes, I am going to another doctor, and yes, I will let you know what the labs suggest, if anything.
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Saturday, June 23, 2012
Friday, June 15, 2012
mmmmmeat.
In perusing various cooking blogs, specifically budget cooking blogs, I am amazed- AMAZED, maybe shocked and amazed, at how much meat people eat. It has to take up a major portion of both lunch and dinner. Really? People really eat like this?
The price is a major factor for us, local free range eggs do not cost $1 a dozen, neither does local grass fed beef or chicken. Mmmm chicken, maybe we need a splurge.
We are far from being vegan, but sheesh people. If this is eating meat sparingly than I don't want to see excess.
The price is a major factor for us, local free range eggs do not cost $1 a dozen, neither does local grass fed beef or chicken. Mmmm chicken, maybe we need a splurge.
Hats at Bisbee Farmers Market
We are far from being vegan, but sheesh people. If this is eating meat sparingly than I don't want to see excess.
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