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Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Too much

I am feeling like I have too much to deal with all at once! I am really having a hard time being very excited about anything at all. So much change at one time. It's just too much right now and I am on "system overload". I want to shut down, I want to be angry, I want to scream at someone, I want to make it all go away. . .but I can't. I am scared and excited at once. I am excited for Bryan to get to work in a Harley Shop. . .but that is where it ends. I am not going to pretend that I am looking forward to this move but I know when I have to do what I "NEED" to and not what I "WANT" to. This is obviously what we need to do therefore I will try to make the best of it, but that doesn't take away any of the stress and worries.

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2 comments:

Pam said...

Oh Jamie, I'm sorry to hear of your distress. Moving is a big deal and it is normal for you to have these feelings. I remember moving once and I cried for three days thinking we made a mistake, but once we were settled in, it was great. Just hang in there, it'll get better. Congrats to Brian and I'll be praying for you both!

Jamie said...

Thanks Pam.....even though it will all work out, you're right it's hard to not stress about the decision.

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