Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Depressed, lack of motivation, or just plain lazy

I'm not sure which one describes me, but lately, I feel like all 3 fit me perfectly.

I have no motivation to do anything. Getting up for work for instance... I haven't started work on time since well before Christmas & some days (today included), I just call in sick & stay in bed.

I fought for a long time before I started meds, because I've seen cases where people on meds have gotten worse, not better IYKWIM. I've been on them for around about 6mths & I'm not sure if they are doing any good or not. Yes, I don't snap at the kids as much. I tend to ignore, then react & they still drive me up the wall. But as for getting me out of my depressive mood, well I'm not sure they're doing their job.

I spend more time on the computer, whether it be Facebook, twitter, forums, etc, than housework. I know it needs to be done, but for me, it's not a priority. The priority is to sit my fat a**e on the couch all day snacking. No wonder I can't loose weight, when I have a Internet addiction, followed by an addiction of soft drink & junk food.

It took me a long an emotional journey to get my beautiful boys. I have so many plans of thing to do with them, places to go, but when I wake up, I just can't be bothered. It hit me like a freight train when R told me to 'Get my a**e of the computer', yet I haven't pulled my head out of my a**e & done it.

They are bored at home (thank goodness for daycare). They get up to mischief all the time, but I know they are only amusing themselves. Washing my car with mud & dirt (they had the right idea). Digging up the backyard with adult garden tools (I should buy them tools their size). Conning me that they need a drink, then taking the water outside & making mud to play in. *Sigh* They're just kids & I know that, but I get frustrated when I'm constantly cleaning up mess, mud or them.

I used to LOVE going to the footy. I would never miss a game & go out of my way to attend club functions. Now, I use every excuse (even the kids) not to go. R loves the footy. A not so much. I should be encouraging them to get out & enjoy healthy activities like sport.

So I know I am depressed, but is the lack of motivation caused by that, or am I just a lazy s**t?



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Here is a suggestion for you. Find and play some music you really like, stand in the middle of the room, shut your eyes and listen, then lift your arms up and out. Letting music wash over your soul like that just helps so much. I deal with winter depression, and that has helped me a lot.
And lol over your boys washing your car in mud. that made me laugh!
When I feel like this, it's usually a combination. And one makes the other worse.
I have 3 boys and it is hard to keep up with all that energy and impulsive behaviour. I am reading this post a year on (for Kirsty's I must Confess linkup) and hope in some way that things have got better for you. Big hugs xx
There was a study in the 80s,I wish I could discover a method for discovering and connecting to it,that said that depressives had a great deal more precise evaluations of the measure of work they could accomplish than people with normal moods.Mentally healthy people over-appraisal the amount they can achieve and/or juggle in the meantime.I know how to plan my life around the way that it requires a ton of exertion for me to perform things,however that is something it took about 10 years after my diagnosis to at long last figure out.I am significantly more stable when I acknowledge what I am equipped for,so I have chosen I am not really lazy about work,despite the fact that I am lazy about housework (which I comprehend is normal for some BP people).
~Lillie Jensen.

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