Army Thread 20th September

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Army Thread 20th September

Oh Draggy, I know that feeling of unexplained tiredness.
Sometimes it can be a symptom of depression though...do you think it might be? If so, maybe a chat with the doc would help?

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irish eyes;718861 wrote: It is amazing what sobriety does Starty, everything looks so different and it makes it easier to move on.

Oh yes, it certainly changes things Irish. I NEVER thought I could be comfortable either in my own skin or with my past. I still have my moments, but they are few and far between. For me, being sober is really the way to go.

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i dont really feel depressed though, i'm guiet happy within myself.

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startingover;718864 wrote: Oh yes, it certainly changes things Irish. I NEVER thought I could be comfortable either in my own skin or with my past. I still have my moments, but they are few and far between. For me, being sober is really the way to go.

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Im really enjoying a coffee and a cadbury mini siss roll, Gracies fav...or swish roll as she says it!!lmao!

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but maybe it's a reaction to the emotional upheavel from the last couple of months

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dragonfly65;718865 wrote: i dont really feel depressed though, i'm guiet happy within myself.

Ah, thats good.
Well, maybe you just need a bit of a rest? I would just go with it for a while. If it goes on for more than say a month, maybe get to the docs for a blood test?
I had my iron levels, thyroid etc checked out when I went. If anything is out of whack, it can cause tiredness.

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dragonfly65;718868 wrote: but maybe it's a reaction to the emotional upheavel from the last couple of months

I expect it has lots to do with that. It takes a while to get our balance back after a trauma like that.
Rest and good food is probably the order of the day

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hows your daughter Draggy?

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Irish I insist you read american wife, I think for some reason you will love it!! Im loving it!!

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fiona is doing really well limey just so much happier within herself and religiously goes to the supportgroups, she gets a lot out of it.
roisin will have her operation after christmas and they will burn away the bad cells untill then, so i presume its not an emergency so that should be good

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limers;718867 wrote: Im really enjoying a coffee and a cadbury mini siss roll, Gracies fav...or swish roll as she says it!!lmao!

I wouldnt mind some but cannot afford to 'a minute on the lips forever on the hips' !!

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limers;718872 wrote: Irish I insist you read american wife, I think for some reason you will love it!! Im loving it!!

Who is the author? I was in second hand book shop at week end got loads of books when will I read them???

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dragonfly65;718873 wrote: fiona is doing really well limey just so much happier within herself and religiously goes to the supportgroups, she gets a lot out of it.
roisin will have her operation after christmas and they will burn away the bad cells untill then, so i presume its not an emergency so that should be good

That is fabulous news all round Draggy!!
Sounds like Roisin will be fine too.
Good news, no wonder you are feeling pretty good in yourself

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irish eyes;718874 wrote: I wouldnt mind some but cannot afford to 'a minute on the lips forever on the hips' !!

I have been stuffing myself with chocolate eclairs and choccy cup cakes.....my hips will have to wait another day :H