Feeling moody

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone,

Just read a post about the breathing bringing about emotions and

stuff. and its a funny thing that it was brought up today. Last night

I did 40 breaths and then I went to bed. After being in bed for about

10 minutes, I began to cry, I cried for any old reason and I felt

extremely sad, and this morning when I woke up I started crying

again. This never usually happens and it isn't that time of the

month so maybe the breathing does bring about some emotions deep

inside. Anyhow I don't have any idea why it started but I thought

that you might want to hear about it Tig since you brought it up.

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Thanks for sharing. This is interesting to me. I am wondering about

the connection and what breathing stimulates in us. le seems

really spiritual being interested in the holistic things, like

reflexology and such, and breathing for that matter. It would be

interesting if when she returns, we might get a comment about this

from her. If she has encountered this with many as well as herself.

Someone else brought it up about being " moody " and this triggered it

for me as well. Thanks for sharing. I hope others give their insights

into how they're feeling with the process of breathing. Its

interesting to me.

Hope your cleanse is over and you are smiling happily! Tig

> Hi everyone,

> Just read a post about the breathing bringing about emotions and

> stuff. and its a funny thing that it was brought up today. Last

night

> I did 40 breaths and then I went to bed. After being in bed for

about

> 10 minutes, I began to cry, I cried for any old reason and I felt

> extremely sad, and this morning when I woke up I started crying

> again. This never usually happens and it isn't that time of the

> month so maybe the breathing does bring about some emotions deep

> inside. Anyhow I don't have any idea why it started but I thought

> that you might want to hear about it Tig since you brought it up.

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you so much Jo. I suppose in fairness I should add today is the first

day of my period which is ALWAYS a moody day for me, my hubby will vouch for

that. And I actually was hoping it would start about now before surgery and

hopefully be over. (I lucked out last time).Your kind words really helped to

soothe me. It will all work out the way it is meant to.

I have promised myself if I feel up to it a trip to Rosemary's for some

caramel over something to celebrate being post op!

Big big hugs from Washington...

[Guest guest]

It helps SO MUCH I can't even express it.

Thank you for your prayers I am feeling the weight lifting already.

Hugs from WA

[Guest guest]

You know before the DS I felt like I was either going to live or

die and

> it was in God's hands. It is no less true now I just feel like I

have been

> given a glimpse of life getting better and better and I want MORE.

> in WA - Date with Dr. K less than a week

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...I had the same type feelings...before DS I felt so bad that

the idea of recovery didn't sound like such a bad thing. Plus I

felt if I died on the table " oh well at least I won't hurt any

more " I felt sorry for my family having to deal with the pain but

hey I'd be dead and wouldn't feel a thing. Now the tummy tuck was a

different matter completely. I went into the tuck feeling good and

I DREADED the recouperation. I really didn't feel like I could die

with the tuck but knew any surgery carries that possibility and I

didn't want to 'cheat' myself out of the New life I was starting to

live.

The only point to this rambling is to say...emotionally the tuck was

harder for me to do than the DS. And yippee the recovery was easier

than the DS.

I'm sorry your bird died. And I can understand why it has stirred

up alot of feelings. But know... to some degree those feeling would

probably be stirring anyway.

Hugs

Jo

[Guest guest]

Ah, , what a sad day for you. I am so sorry that your bird died and I

do understand how you have compassion for his partner. Animals DO feel sad

and lonely after losing a dear friend.

I'm so glad you decided to share your feelings and fears about your upcoming

surgery. I think we each have a day when we stop to think, " Oh dear Lord,

WHAT am I doing?! " I know I did before the GR-DS and I know I will before the

TT/hernia repair. I am so sorry you lost your friend to this procedure, but it

IS rare to have complications so extreme. You worry now because you have just

started a new life and you don't want to be cheated out of enjoying it! I

remember thinking, (while riding with my son, who was speeding) after the GR-DS

that I would be really PISSED Off to not to get to reap the rewards of having

gone through the surgery!

I'm praying for you, sweetie. You are not alone in that worry boat...

Hugs and blessings, Ann

[Guest guest]

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I have already said a prayer for you that you may be granted peace

of mind. I hope this helps.

Marta

[Guest guest]

, I'm SO sorry about the loss of your bird! I know how much

it hurts to lose a pet. I'm also so sorry to hear about your friend

who lost her life after her surgery. I know it has to be just

adding to your anxiety over your surgery. Remember, the odds are in

your favor. You are healthier, you are going to one of the best

surgeons in the country, and he's going to take good care of you.

And you'll have all our prayers and good thoughts with you, as well.

Hugs!

Tracey

> I just needed to talk to my friends I guess. Our bird died this

morning. The

> younger one. I have already been dealing with so much more

anxiety

> about this upcoming panni surgery than I ever expected that I

would have. It does not

> help that I lost a close friend this summer to complications of a

hernia

> repair/panni. Sorry to just ramble on with no point really.

Thanks for listening.

> in WA - Date with Dr. K less than a week

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[Guest guest]

I " m so sorry to hear about your bird as far as your upcomming

surgery goes I think its normal to feel a little anxious. You will be

just fine though! I just know it!

Cinda

05/19/03

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> I just needed to talk to my friends I guess. Our bird died this

morning. The

> younger one. I am okay with it as much as you can be. But we had a

pair and

> the younger male died and I am anthropomorphising terribly. How

sad to lose

> her partner of 10 years.

[Guest guest]

I felt the same way before my surgery too. I was more nervous about

it and I actually almost felt guilty about it. I went through this

whole process of trying to rationalize it. I always justified the

DS with " health " but I couldn't really do that with the PS.

I think this surgery is a bit more scary for you too. Not only do

you have your friend who died, but then the two of us in the support

group telling you all the TT horror stories. But you know what? I

can honestly tell you that I would do it again now. (Not in

Brazil... but I would do the TT! I'm so happy with it!) You will

be too hon. And I can't WAIT to hear about your first shopping

spree.... <grin>

Im sorry about your bird. I understand that too... we lost two dogs

this year and it was terribly painful. ANd in some weird way, they

were linked with my surgeries too. It's just hard to separate all

this emotional stuff.

I'm hoping and praying for your peace as your surgery date nears.

<<<big gentle hugs>>>

Love from your switch sister,

--Kym

[Guest guest]

hey ,

Sorry about your bird and feeling moody. Once again you are in

good hands. When is your surgery date? I am scheduled for surgery in

Delano on the 10th of Dec.

I hope you are doing well, my prayers are always with you.

Take care,

Kinsey

P.S. I posted a couple of pictures on this site. I feel great but

will feel better in a few months post surgery

> It helps SO MUCH I can't even express it.

> Thank you for your prayers I am feeling the weight lifting already.

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> Hugs from WA

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