I can do it.
Daylight savings time is really kicking my butt. There's a marked difference in the way I feel, because it gets dark earlier.
Sometimes I feel like I can't get out of my chair. As if I'm stuck there like a magnet.
But I can. I can get up.
I can get up, take my meds, get ready, get on the treadmill, drink water, eat healthy, use my lightbox, power off the computer.
I can do the extra school stuff-- practicing times tables, and reading, and such, even though they're not homework, I can go above and beyond the call of duty.
I already do all the homework stuff, coordinate schedules for 3 kids, make lunches, do laundry, dishes, cleaning, groceries, meals, kiss boo-boos, counsel problems.
I can do more. I can do the things I need to to make my life run smoothly and improve the quality of life for my family.
I know I can, I just have to put my mind to it. I have to make it essential, rather than elective.
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I know that feeling. How are you doing now? Any light box time? Can you set it up in the kitchen or somewhere else you have to be for a while? I wish you very well. These things come in cycles, hopefully you'll catch a little energy and taking care of yourself will seem achievable. You're worth it.
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