Here's the daily dialogue in my head:
"What did I come in here for again?"
"Now, where did I put those keys?"
"Where the fuck is my cell phone?"
"Where did I put my coffee mug?"
"What day is it?"
"Where is my [insert the name of any given part of my breast pump here]?"
"I wonder where I put my wallet."
"Who the hell put this here?...Oh...me."
"Seriously, where the fucking fuck is my cell phone?"
I think you get the gist of it. It's a true miracle that Pepper doesn't get left in the Neverland that my cell phone tends to occupy.
On a side note, I met Meredith Small (author of Our Babies, Ourselves) today. More on that meeting another day.
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After over five years of being heavily medicated for my bipolar illness, I am just crazy enough to go off the meds and try to conceive. With a whole team of professionals monitoring my progress and an amazingly compassionate husband to catch me when I fall, I am ready to start trying to get pregnant. This is my journey through the insane process...
Pepper in the pond.
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Hey you! Nice to hear from you. Also, I gave you an award. Check it out when you have time. ;-)
LOL. I hope you find everything!
That is my day, too! Seriously I look in the back of the car multiple times while driving to make sure I didn't forget Baby M!
Sounds a lot like my days - god knows how I'll cope when I go back to work. I feel like I have no brain left.
Hi girl, I missed you! Don;t worry, you are not alone, I am the same way. I need my brain back. How is the baby doing? post some pics whe you can
HUGS!
Hey good to hear from you again!
Hi,
I came across your blog and wanted to say hello. My name is Iri Amirav and I am a co-founder at iMedix. iMedix is a website that helps hundreds of thousands of patients every month and we’ve recently decided to form a Support Group for Bipolar patients: http://www.imedix.com/Bipolar
I am looking for leaders who will be interested to start and manage this group with me and thought you might be a good person to speak with about finding patients in need. I would love to speak with you and tell you more about who we are and what we are trying to accomplish.
Please feel free to contact me by email. In addition, you can find me on the iMedix website under the nickname irus.
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
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Hi hon, how are things going? Are you alright? New mommyhood can be a wild thing.
Sounds exactly like most of my days :)
This is so funny, because it's the same string of thoughts that go through my head on any given day, especially where cell phones are concerned.
I really laughed when I read, "What day is it?" because that's something I do all the time.
Is Pepper your daughter?
hi that is so familiar and it still is happening to me after my baby is over one year old!!!be nice to yourself.
there once was a stupid movie where the jennifer aniston character kept putting her keys in the fridge and losing them and the boy who wanted her devised some way she could hold a device and the keys would beep like a cellphone so she could find them!!! she was not even a mom in that film!
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