Re: acronyms requested [OT]

[Guest guest]

Hello wonderful group!

I would like to ask a BIG favor. I'd like an acronym too.

JTYA. Yep, it's the same as 's.

I keep putting off going to the doc and time keeps passing.

I feel like I'm headed for a depression and I said I was

going to get back on antidepressants a month ago and I

haven't taken any action. My husband doesn't want to nag me

I guess because he doesn't want to upset me or make me

think he's upset.

I guess I just wanted to post this to make myself

accountable to someone to get some help. I'm doing ok and

I'm very aware of my illness so I try and watch my moods

and tell myself the pain will pass so I can get through.

I just feel, eventually, that I won't be able get out of

the " hole " and I really don't want to falter with my

workouts because reinventing my life in a more healthy

style is very important to me.

Thanks for being here! This will help me get going to the

doctor and take control.

Judie

--- and Bob Mueller <cbmueller@...> wrote:

> > So!!!!!!! what about SSS--STYA AND RTL???

> > In fact--What do Lots Of These Acrynoms(Acronyms?)

> Mean?

> > PLEASE

>

> SSS: 's School Situation (aka: stop making

> excuses, get off

> your butt and sign up for that last class to complete

> your degree)

>

> STYA: , Take Your Antidepressants (uh, that would

> be self

> explanatory, but sometimes it's directed at SusiFloozi)

>

> RTL: Read the Label (to remind myself and others to

> really READ the

> labels on food containers and understand what's in them

> (because I

> found out I was unknowingly eating animal products in my

> daily

> yogurt))

>

> LV, who's happiest when she's nagging (and

> exceptionally happy

> today because she just got a call from her brother in

> China this

> morning to announce that they received their new baby

> (Madison Rose

> Cairns) today from the orphanage and will be home next

> week!!!!!)

>

> SSS, STYA and RTL

>

>

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[Guest guest]

> My husband doesn't want to nag me

That's what friends are for!!!

> I'm very aware of my illness so I try and watch my moods and tell

myself the pain will pass so I can get through.

This is too serious an issue to be playing fast and loose, here. Your

health is too fragile to keep waiting. Think of your doctor as your

partner in health; your partner needs to work with you to help you

regain your emotional strength. Yes, Tae-bo and healthy eating will

help immensely, but please don't neglect your medications!!

> Thanks for being here! This will help me get going to the

> doctor and take control.

>

> Judie

I'll be here, with the rest of your e-friends pulling for you. You

know how I know that you can do this? You're a conqueror! said

so himself just this morning.

LV, who's happy that she has someone else to nag

SSS, STYA, JTYA and RTL

[Guest guest]

> My husband doesn't want to nag me

That's what friends are for!!!

> I'm very aware of my illness so I try and watch my moods and tell

myself the pain will pass so I can get through.

This is too serious an issue to be playing fast and loose, here. Your

health is too fragile to keep waiting. Think of your doctor as your

partner in health; your partner needs to work with you to help you

regain your emotional strength. Yes, Tae-bo and healthy eating will

help immensely, but please don't neglect your medications!!

> Thanks for being here! This will help me get going to the

> doctor and take control.

>

> Judie

I'll be here, with the rest of your e-friends pulling for you. You

know how I know that you can do this? You're a conqueror! said

so himself just this morning.

LV, who's happy that she has someone else to nag

SSS, STYA, JTYA and RTL

[Guest guest]

> > > So!!!!!!! what about SSS--STYA AND RTL???

> > > In fact--What do Lots Of These Acrynoms(Acronyms?)

> > Mean?

> > > PLEASE

> >

> > SSS: 's School Situation (aka: stop making

> > excuses, get off

> > your butt and sign up for that last class to complete

> > your degree)

> >

> > STYA: , Take Your Antidepressants (uh, that would

> > be self

> > explanatory, but sometimes it's directed at SusiFloozi)

> >

> > RTL: Read the Label (to remind myself and others to

> > really READ the

> > labels on food containers and understand what's in them

> > (because I

> > found out I was unknowingly eating animal products in my

> > daily

> > yogurt))

> >

> > LV, who's happiest when she's nagging (and

> > exceptionally happy

> > today because she just got a call from her brother in

> > China this

> > morning to announce that they received their new baby

> > (Madison Rose

> > Cairns) today from the orphanage and will be home next

> > week!!!!!)

> >

> > SSS, STYA and RTL

> >

> >

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks alot ,

I guess I do tend to downplay the seriousness of this. I've

been doing the typical manic-depressive fight against meds

for a while but I've got a responsibility to myself, my

family & especially my husband, (who has to live with me),

to get honest with this.

Thanks!

Judie

--- and Bob Mueller <cbmueller@...> wrote:

> > My husband doesn't want to nag me

>

> That's what friends are for!!!

>

> > I'm very aware of my illness so I try and watch my

> moods and tell

> myself the pain will pass so I can get through.

>

> This is too serious an issue to be playing fast and

> loose, here. Your

> health is too fragile to keep waiting. Think of your

> doctor as your

> partner in health; your partner needs to work with you

> to help you

> regain your emotional strength. Yes, Tae-bo and healthy

> eating will

> help immensely, but please don't neglect your

> medications!!

>

> > Thanks for being here! This will help me get going to

> the

> > doctor and take control.

> >

> > Judie

>

> I'll be here, with the rest of your e-friends pulling for

> you. You

> know how I know that you can do this? You're a

> conqueror! said

> so himself just this morning.

>

> LV, who's happy that she has someone else to nag

> SSS, STYA, JTYA and RTL

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Thanks Elena!

I already did the first step and got the name of the

person, in my insurance department here at work, that can

give me a list of doctors.

Now I'll just have to make a phone call & show up!

I'm pretending that this is a fun thing!!! Whoopie!

I do feel much better knowing that I'm taking this step.

Thanks again!

Judie

--- Elena Carroll <etcarroll@...> wrote:

>

> > > > So!!!!!!! what about SSS--STYA AND RTL???

> > > > In fact--What do Lots Of These Acrynoms(Acronyms?)

> > > Mean?

> > > > PLEASE

> > >

> > > SSS: 's School Situation (aka: stop making

> > > excuses, get off

> > > your butt and sign up for that last class to complete

> > > your degree)

> > >

> > > STYA: , Take Your Antidepressants (uh, that

> would

> > > be self

> > > explanatory, but sometimes it's directed at

> SusiFloozi)

> > >

> > > RTL: Read the Label (to remind myself and others to

> > > really READ the

> > > labels on food containers and understand what's in

> them

> > > (because I

> > > found out I was unknowingly eating animal products in

> my

> > > daily

> > > yogurt))

> > >

> > > LV, who's happiest when she's nagging (and

> > > exceptionally happy

> > > today because she just got a call from her brother in

> > > China this

> > > morning to announce that they received their new baby

> > > (Madison Rose

> > > Cairns) today from the orphanage and will be home

> next

> > > week!!!!!)

> > >

> > > SSS, STYA and RTL

> > >

> > >

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

[Guest guest]

> Hello wonderful group!

>

> I would like to ask a BIG favor. I'd like an acronym too.

> JTYA. Yep, it's the same as 's.

> I keep putting off going to the doc and time keeps passing.

> I feel like I'm headed for a depression and I said I was

> going to get back on antidepressants a month ago and I

> haven't taken any action. My husband doesn't want to nag me

> I guess because he doesn't want to upset me or make me

> think he's upset.

> I guess I just wanted to post this to make myself

> accountable to someone to get some help. I'm doing ok and

> I'm very aware of my illness so I try and watch my moods

> and tell myself the pain will pass so I can get through.

> I just feel, eventually, that I won't be able get out of

> the " hole " and I really don't want to falter with my

> workouts because reinventing my life in a more healthy

> style is very important to me.

>

> Thanks for being here! This will help me get going to the

> doctor and take control.

>

> Judie

Judie, I'm glad to know that I'm not the only one who has that problem. They

make them too unhabit-forming. Sometimes I feel like I must be a dweeb to

forget to take something that is pretty much my mental stability. Maybe it is

just me silently revolting...saying...hey I hate having to take these things. I

know I better though.

Sabrint

JTYA

[Guest guest]

Thanks !

--- galofgop@... wrote:

>

> > Hello wonderful group!

> >

> > I would like to ask a BIG favor. I'd like an acronym

> too.

> > JTYA. Yep, it's the same as 's.

> > I keep putting off going to the doc and time keeps

> passing.

> > I feel like I'm headed for a depression and I said I

> was

> > going to get back on antidepressants a month ago and I

> > haven't taken any action. My husband doesn't want to

> nag me

> > I guess because he doesn't want to upset me or make me

> > think he's upset.

> > I guess I just wanted to post this to make myself

> > accountable to someone to get some help. I'm doing ok

> and

> > I'm very aware of my illness so I try and watch my

> moods

> > and tell myself the pain will pass so I can get

> through.

> > I just feel, eventually, that I won't be able get out

> of

> > the " hole " and I really don't want to falter with my

> > workouts because reinventing my life in a more healthy

> > style is very important to me.

> >

> > Thanks for being here! This will help me get going to

> the

> > doctor and take control.

> >

> > Judie

>

>

> Judie, I'm glad to know that I'm not the only one who has

> that problem. They make them too unhabit-forming.

> Sometimes I feel like I must be a dweeb to forget to take

> something that is pretty much my mental stability. Maybe

> it is just me silently revolting...saying...hey I hate

> having to take these things. I know I better though.

> Sabrint

> JTYA

>

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[Guest guest]

That reminds me JTYA!!!!!!!!!

[Guest guest]

That reminds me JTYA!!!!!!!!!

[Guest guest]

Thanks !

--- galofgop@... wrote:

> That reminds me JTYA!!!!!!!!!

>

>

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