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All it takes is one thing to tip the first anxiety domino. Monday it was my iPhone.
Tuesday spent 2.5 hours at the mall so I could go to the apple store. You would think this was positive:
1.) At least it happened before we went overseas
2.) All I lost were a few photos and text messages
3.) I was able to go to Babies R Us and buy some expensive travel crap for our trip
But no. Now I feel overwhelmed. I had to shuffle plans for the rest of the week and it's making me freak out. Normally I'm a great traveler/ packer/ organizer. This time I feel lost and don't know where to start. How can I pack baby stuff that I will need between now and then? How will I find the time to make a list? And this is only for my carry-on bag!
So what do I do? Start canceling plans.
This does not make me feel good. I already went for two days without a phone and now I'm going to have to miss out on a few social commitments. Talk about extending out the isolation. What is the universe trying to tell me?
I blogged about my feelings and was greeted by a touching response. Messages were still coming in when my phone died and I worry that kind people will think they are being ignored.
See what I mean- it all starts with a phone and suddenly I'm blowing off my friends and have to take a flight with no luggage. I'm being a bit dramatic here to make a point but still...
My second appointment with the shrink (I don't even know the difference between a therapist and a psychologist) is today. I'm really looking forward to getting into things. The first visit was just me blabbing about my background (for two hours- can you say issues?) I'm just ready to get my hands on some tools to help me control my brain.
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Dawn Noelle you make your Dad so proud I find it hard to express in words. You have become a wonderful mum. With the awesome changes in your life sometimes your thoughts came become tangled and confused. You have a wonderful man in your corner and a gift from God named Lavinia. I see God in her beautiful face and thank him with prayers for you. Prayers have helped me through some of my darker moments and I will continue to pray for you
You and your family come first...everyone else is along for the ride if they chose to make the effort.