Suki73
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Well, I have well and truly fallen off the healthy living wagon over the past few days - just as well I'm still just WTT, lol. Massively stressful couple of weeks in work (I have been finishing up my current job before moving to the countryside to live a more sedate life ) My colleagues took me out for a last massive blow out the other night and you know how it is when other people are buying you drinks - it seems churlish to refuse TBH that kind of lifestyle goes with the job so it's just as well I'm leaving it behind me. Great fun but NOT healthy.
My charting has been er, haphazard too; I missed a couple of days here and there. And inevitably I have been back on the bean. And I had been so good about caffeine reduction.
On the plus side, I have managed to reduce my seroxat drastically over the past few weeks without any terrifying side effects. I have been tearing up at the drop of a hat but it's nice to have some emotionalism back at the same time. Down to 10 mg every other day now and have dealt with the worst of the 'electric shocks' and digestive problems, I hope. Would like to be drug-free in a couple of weeks.
Oh well, onwards and upwards - hope all of you other ladies on here have been more healthy and virtuous than I've been
Who me? No way. I've been back to 2 mugs of coffee a day and doing high impact workouts at the gym, I'm going back to my normal lifestyle as this TTC body is a temple crap was really getting me down.
Plus I really hate low impact exercise like swimming it stuffs up my hair
The only TTC thing I'm doing now is folic acid and extra meat/milk
I dunno, Northstar, at least you're actually getting some exercise!!! Whatever makes you feel good, I say. Are you supposed to just do yoga and eat lettuce grown by buddhist monks and harvested when the moon is full? lol.
I suffer a lot after big nights out - physically and with the usual hangover self-loathing and the older I get the more difficult it is to deal with.
I prefer low impact stuff actually as I just don't think my body's designed to take high impact workouts - a gentle jog a few times a week or swimming is where it's at for me. Agree about the hair, though, chlorine is a nightmare for my already frizzy barnet...
I think we can put too much pressure on ourselves to be 'perfect' and the stress of that is counter-productive for ttc.