Friday, January 1, 2010

Happy New Year 2010

Happy New Year!

I know I'm a day late, but yesterday was a rough day. It's better that I didn't post what I had written yesterday. I'm doing much better today, thanks to the relief Londo gave me yesterday.

I have hope (again) for the new year. I know that things will get better. Winters are always rough for me. This winter, my SAD has (again) become PPD. I find that rather depressing (is that irony?). But we'll manage. We always do. I see my doctor on Monday and I'm already extending the time I do my light therapy. Londo and I are working out ways to get me more sleep.

Londo called 2009 The Year of No Sleep. He's not wrong. But 2009 was also the year our family became a family of four. Our beautiful baby boy was born this year, and our amazing little girl has grown so much. Even with the little sleep, this year was wonderful.

I hope you all have a fantastic new year full of sleep!

6 comments:

paola said...

So sorry to hear you're not well. Hope you start to feel better soon.

Bye
Paola

BisBink said...

I am sorry to hear this as well. I thought that you were doing better this winter. Please call me anytime. Maybe we could do a girls day at the spa. Ok, maybe not a day, but a good hour and a half for a relaxing massage. I am always up for that!

Parisienne Mais Presque said...

*Hugs* Sending you my best wishes for the new year, for plenty of sleep, of light, and a lifting of the sadness. Remember, you're doing a great job with the Pookie and the Pumpkin!

Cloud said...

At least the days are getting longer again.... I hope you star feeling better soon.

Anonymous said...

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Burgh Baby said...

Sleep, beautiful sleep. I can't wait to get more of it. Some day.

Happy (belated) New Year! Hope it's your best year ever.

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