Re: hey...

> You need to take it easy on yourself, there.  I mean really.  I'm sure you're
> aware of the chemical changes that occur when you're pregaunt. Of course
> you're not acting like yourself.. with all of them chemicals.  Not to mention
> the fact that you have a huge thing growing inside of your stomach.  What you
> are feeling is absolutely normal.  Lazy?  Well.. some women do work and the
> like clear up to birth, but I would think it was a lot more difficult for
> them.  I would think that all the extra activity in your body may make you
> feel lazy... don't sweat it.  I mean.. the best think I can tell you, is to
> talk to Steven honestly.. tell him.. how you feel.. that you don't feel like
> yourself.. and that you appreciate his pacience.  

I'll agree with most of this.  The chemical imbalance that comes with
pregnancy is, unfortunately, inevitable.  All of my friends were wondering
when the baby was coming so I would get back to normal  *grin*

And I did work third shift until the Thursday before I delivered my daughter
on Saturday.  They wanted me to quit earlier (at work, that is) but I refused
to.  Being the only breadwinner, I felt I had to keep going.

Most men do already realize that pregnancy puts a big strain on the woman,
both physically and emotionally.  Sometimes they simply need a reminder.

    ~~Strahd Von Zarovich~~

                         ���� Intellectual Dementia ۲��