At the absolute risk of moaning for a few paragraphs... I'm tired and my stomach feels insanely unhappy. I really don't know why, nor is calling in sick tomorrow even remotely possible - I sense some "sucking it up" or positive thinking is needed.
I suffer with shoulder, neck and jaw tension - from stress, bad posture and general anxiety. I more easily admit to depressive episodes than my general, tightly wound, anxious state. It explains a lot of the drinking I've done in the past, the need for social lubrication and my more recent white-knuckle reaction to large social events.
I'm trying to stretch and exercise to help with the tension build up. I have a great physio, but releasing the knots every 6 weeks is not the long term solution. I'm not perfect and frankly exercise can add to tension. I did a few moves on the Powerplate last night and felt way too rattled around in the head.
I've been to a surgeon who says I grind my teeth at night, so now I wear a grind plate - think hockey gum guard on bottom teeth. It helps but can make me gag a little. It worked until I went on that bloody Powerplate - insert sad face.
So yes, I think I rattled myself on the Powerplate and now my head hurts too much, resulting in a rubbish tummy.
Time to sleep
xxx
Started out as a blog about me trying to find self control... now turned more personal... with me still searching
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Thursday, 19 June 2014
Hipster Addict #100creativedays Day 57
Quick post after a long day.
I have developed a real need for milk over the last few months, specifically chocolate milk... If you ignore the sugar, they're a pretty low fat treat :)
This does suddenly bring to mind a conversation I had with a friend about my recurring nausea and cramps... He suggested cutting down on milk... Whoops!
First thought is "I can't give up milk!" - honey, you haven't had a drink in 8.5 months... I think you can test the milk theory for a week....
First thought is "I can't give up milk!" - honey, you haven't had a drink in 8.5 months... I think you can test the milk theory for a week....
Funny hey?
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