Flooded with outside thoughts that in turn make me think of Parker too (not that I ever really stop). It's making me think of the hospital, losing her, and all that pain. I miss her so much. Mix everything together, and you have the perfect recipe for no sleep. DH is out of town and I'm just nuts. Thanks for letting me vent while I try not to spiral out of control. In a little over a week it will be five months since we lost Parker Jane. There is just so much on my mind right now.
Totally get it. Night is hard for me to, and when I'm driving alone. Those thoughts come flooding back. I try to replace those thoughts with happy memories, and that she wouldn't want me to think about the sad times.
A few months ago I started having a lot of problems falling asleep and my mind was flooded with traumatic memories from losing Bunny. I would replay terrible events over and over in my head...it was awful. My therapist reminded me that I had been dealing with my grief but now my body was trying to tell me that I also needed to deal with the trauma that had happened to me. She taught me some relaxation exercises that have REALLY helped me redirect my mind when it wants to go to the traumatic loop again.
sorry you are having a rough time.
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I'm so sorry. Tomorrow will be 5 months for us, and I have felt it overwhelming me this week. The other night I was up til 2 am crying, and it sucked. I just have to remind myself it's okay to be sad, and to cry, and get it out and just get through it, day by day. ((Hugs))
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DS1 born 6/5/10 at 40 weeks via emergency c-section due to fetal distress and IUGR caused by placental insufficiency
DS2 born still 8/28/13 at 32 weeks via emergency c-section due to a complete placental abruption - cause unknown
Baby #3 on the way, EDD 2/29/16. Originally twins, but we said goodbye to Baby B at 8 weeks.
stefuge I think a good cry and a good 'explosion' of emotion is helpful. I think you need to feel the grief every once in a while because it is SO hard to keep it in.
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A few months ago I started having a lot of problems falling asleep and my mind was flooded with traumatic memories from losing Bunny. I would replay terrible events over and over in my head...it was awful. My therapist reminded me that I had been dealing with my grief but now my body was trying to tell me that I also needed to deal with the trauma that had happened to me. She taught me some relaxation exercises that have REALLY helped me redirect my mind when it wants to go to the traumatic loop again.
sorry you are having a rough time.
8/12-Suprise BFP- Sweet Bunny Born Sleeping 11/21/12 (19 weeks)
-5/7/13- MMC (8 Weeks)
11/6/13- BO discovered at 7 weeks- natural MC 11/25/13
8/14- Surpise IF dx...low AMH (.24)- moving on to IVF
IVF #1- 11/14- 6R5M4F=2 perfect frosties
12/19/14- FET of 2 embabies = BFP!!! One Little Bean EDD: 9/3/15
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