After having the last several weeks of feeling AMAZING, both physically and mentally. I have a fantastic life, an amazing husband and the best little girl that I could ask for. I have been hitting the gym pretty regularly and walking for at least an hour to get my body prepared for the big Avon walk. Then for whatever reason, this morning I hit a brick wall! I wanted to sit and cry and throw EVERYTHING in my closet away, I wanted to beg Grant to let me cut all the fat off my body (yes gross and graphic) but I felt that bad about how I looked. I changed, then again and then again. I hate mornings like this. Where, really nothing happened but I just fell apart.
I have this doctors appointment today, which in itself is really nothing. This is just a referral appointment to get to another doctor. I guess to me this is just the start of everything, this appointment means that maybe there really is a problem, something that I have been able to kind of avoid over the last several years. It's one thing to think that you may be broken when it
doesn't matter... ya know if your leg is broken before you know how to walk you don't really need to worry about it because you don't use it... but if you break your leg once you are walking it's kind of a big deal. I have put these fears away for a bit, because they were not really pressing. We have had such a busy 18 months (yesterday :) ) that I never really focused on it. I am terrified that something is wrong with me, then on the flip side I am terrified if it's not. If it's not then what the hell is the problem, if there is we can at least move forward in another direction.
Sometimes all of this just makes me feel so lost and out of control... I know that is where my body issues come from, control. It's an amazing thing when control or lack there of can completely consume other areas of your life.
I am amazingly lucky for my husband, daughter and my close family and friends... I have received the most amazing support throughout my life. Some of the advice has been completely invaluable.