Guest guest Posted May 23, 2005 Report Share Posted May 23, 2005 Hi gentlemen and ladies! I have a question, and it may seem a little odd. I suppose I'm newly diagnosed as of Nov 2004, so I'm still getting used to all of this. Heck I think I'll still be getting used to all of this in 2082. How do you know your limitations? I know that going, going and going will make me exhausted, and more and more weak throughout the weekend, but I have trouble saying No, and I can't do this. That's the biggest problem, I know that going to the park with the kids or going swimming will knock me out, but I go for the family's sake. Then once I'm there, give me an hour, and I'm done! I want to go home. So it really jips the whole family of " our " time and I'm the one to blame, when it comes to the kids. You know the whining.. " we never go anywhere " we never do anything " from my most pleasant 14 year old. I know that when my husband wants to mow the lawn I want to be right there with him.. the house needs to be cleaned and everything needs to be done on the weekend, but my Monday all I can do is sleep off the weekend. Literally it takes til almost Wednesday to get back to where I was Friday. My problem is saying No.. I can't. I always say sure.. even if it wears me out. So I guess I'm asking how do you say No.. How do you say no without a feeling of guilt? I'm a Mom and always put my children first. It's hard, really hard to put myself first and say No.. Thank you, Canaan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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