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So, I reached it.  The boiling point.  The point at which I am physically unable to process, or take in anymore information.
Last night at five am, I woke up for the 80 hundredth time (just follow the dramatics here okbecause the hormones, they are a raging) and I had been waking up ALL NIGHT LONG with a migraine that progressively was getting worse.  The baby was moaning in his monitor, then Gizmo started puking, and I lost my marbles.
Wait let me back up a couple steps.
Things were going crappy last time I updated, and honestly Ive been running a crapshow since.
Hows that for optimism?  (LOL)
Anyway - Grant got sicker.  Croupy cough, fever, runny nose, and a general hatred of life, ESPECIALLY when Mommy is around.  This involves lots of whining, crying, and bossiness.  Its a treat folksa real treat.  And hes not getting better, but worse.  So tomorrow were off to his doctor, and hopefully well get it figured out.  Generally hes very clingly and ANGRY ABOUT IT.  ANd letting me know.
Gizmos vet and the boy came up with a plan of action last Thursday.  I went and picked him up, and we watched and waited.  They gave him pain meds, and special food.  Things seemed to be going well, and the vet was calling every day.  THEN she said the last day she called, ll be interesting to see what happens when we take him off his pain meds.  Excuse me?  I stayed home from Iowa last weekend to be with him, because honestly if wed had to put him down, I wouldnt have been able to look at myself if I hadnt been there, tending to him.and when youre sickyou just need your mommy.  He may be a cat, but it worked.  He came out of it.  The idea was if he came out of it, were in the clear and on we go.  He has 3 chronic incurable illnesses, so hes going to dies just figuring out when.  So she tells me were in the clear, and Im estatic that were good, and the cat is saved, but NOW WE ARE TAKING HIM OFF HIS PAIN MEDS?  What the crap.I was angry.  But we took him off anyway, and hed been doing SO WELL.  Hed been coming around, chasing Mandy again, and just was BETTER.  In fact yesterday was the best hed ever been.  Then five AM BAM puking.
Im getting sick.  This may or may not be related to A) the child or B) my bodys reaction to the horrendous amount of sugar and sugar based substances Im putting in it.  Im drinking pop again, and eating HORRIBLE things.  I felt like I couldnt help it, and am just honestly caving to every craving I have because in my mind, Im pregnant and its fine.  My husband keeps reminding me at every turn how HORRID this is, and how Im changing and its bad, and I AM A BAD BADB AD JENNY.  And rightfully so, hes worried about Grayson, but it makes me grumpy to get yelled at all the time.  SO Ive been not drinking pop at night, but am giving myself a timeline of until Monday.  Monday its over and I have to quit cold turkey.  Otherwise Im going to gain 75 pounds, be diabetic, and have a 15 pound child.  AND Im going to kill myself.  NOT GOOD.
I love my mother in law, I really do, and I love having her at my house.  I DO.  THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS DO NOT RETRACT FROM THAT FACT.  I MEAN IT I LOVE HER.  Its just stressful living with another person.  I am a perfectionist (please hide your shock) and when everything isnt in its place, and when things are crappy, and when YOU CANT YELL AT ANYTHING OR ANYONE ABOUT IT.  The stress starts to boil.  Its not her.  Its me.  I am totally being anal about stupid things and giving mysellf a heart attack.  She repeatedly tells me she doesnt care, but I DO A LOT AND I HATE IT.  Her boyfriend came this weekend and we all had a great time, but I was constantly cleaning.not because anyone cared, but because I was worried about how things looked.  Its ridiculous I KNOW, but its there.  Shes always helping, taking Grant, telling me what a good Mommy I ams awesome.  I just worry, ALL THE TIME ABOUT EVERYTHING, and I feel like a crappy hostess because Ive been so sick and crazy.  Im really afraid shes going to hate me after this.  Its nerve wracking for me.

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I think my roommate came up with that line.

Right now, EVERY SINGLE part of my body hurts. That's not quite what one expects to say coming home from an overnight trip to Bear Lake in Northern Utah, but the truth is what it is I suppose.

We left late Friday arrived as a group of four. With only three extra spots in the campsite tent (we were mooching at a family reunion), I volunteered to sleep under the stars. I didn't mind. I am always prepared afterall (or so I used to like to think). The night was clear and peaceful. Not surprisingly, the mosquitoes didn't hold back. I hadn't brought bug spray, and though I was smart enough to use someone else's, I wasn't smart enough to hang on to the bottle for the night. One coating was inadequate at best.

I slept in intervals, dozing off for an hour, awaking, splatting mosquitoes, and falling back asleep. Around 5:00am, I heard a scratching noise two feet in front of my pillow. I turned my head and slowly peered ahead.

Awwww, look at the small, cute, fury black, creature...with his small, cute furry black tail...and his small, cute, fury WHITE STRIPE!! Oh SHIT!!!

The little guy was out exploring the vicinity, probably trying to find my peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Terrified and immobilized by the sleeping bag, I did the only thing I could do...nothing. Luckily, the skunk quickly scurried away on his own.

Around 6:30 am, we took off on the boat, and I got to try wake boarding for the first time ever. Being as awesome as I am, I never got out of the water for more than 75 microseconds. My trial ended after maybe 15 attempts and smashing my fingers against the wake board.

We came back for breakfast and decided some beach sports were in order. Just so everyone knows, the older you get, the more impossible it is to find people interested in playing tackle football. High schoolers are always your best bet. We found some and asked them if they wanted to play out in the shallow water. I guess I shouldn't be surprised. Within minutes, my buddy had an amazingly sharp, quarter-sized goose-egg on his forehead. An hour later, I had been punched in the jaw and slapped multiple times in the mouth. I'd sprained my pinky finger and wrenched my shoulder while trying to tackle one of the 200+ pounders. It turns out a 38 inch waist is rather slippery when wet. Another kid broke my tackle only to have my forearm slide of his shoulder and strike him across the neck. Others were kicked in the stomach, head-butted in the ribs, and driven into the compacted sand in all sorts of creative ways. Note that none the damage was intentional; we all enjoyed ourselves thoroughly.

After about two hours, our feet were killing us from running back and forth on the hard, ridge-lined underwater sand, but we kept on. We kicked off, and I saw my target. I broke through two blockers and blasted towards him. Just as I got my arms around his waste, I noticed one of my teammates, a half second behind, doing pretty much the same thing on the opposite side of the receiver. Something very blunt hit me in the forehead, and we all went down. On my stomach under the 2 feet of water, I checked my head. For some reason, it had an extra hole I hadn't remembered from before. I surfaced and checked again. The damn thing was bleeding too, so I decided I'd better find a mirror and maybe a paper towel.

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Sullivan envisioned the goal of treatment as the establishment of satisfying interpersonal relationships. The therapist provides a corrective interpersonal relationship for the client. Sullivan coined the term participant observer for the therapist’s role, meaning that the therapist both participates in and observes the progress of the relationship.

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Sullivan envisioned the goal of treatment as the establishment of satisfying interpersonal relationships. The therapist provides a corrective interpersonal relationship for the client. Sullivan coined the term participant observer for the therapist’s role, meaning that the therapist both participates in and observes the progress of the relationship.

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