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    I'm sooooo tired of argueing!

    It seems that is all I do anymore. Nothing is fun, no place I can go even to the stores I always end up argueing with soemone over something. I have such a headache now which will have to wear away on its own. Bladder is more upset too. Had a good morning but afternoon turned out to be the pits. Does anyone else argueing non-stop?????
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    Sometimes when we don't feel good, it's just easy to become cranky. I try not to, but it happens sometimes.

    I hope you feel better tomorrow.

    Donna
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    • #3
      LOL, Mary some days it seems I can have a week full of them! Hee hee. But then eventually it will balance itself out again, but they seem to come all strung together... *sigh*
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      Tracey
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      • #4
        I've found that when I'm flaring & don't feel well, my voice gets a tone that can put other people on edge, even if I don't mean to. And I'm much more sensitive to noise, jostling, even touch. So, when I'm not feeling well or I'm tired, it's best for me to withdraw from people til I feel better.

        Hope you are feeling better soon---
        Kadi

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        • #5
          Oh girls...Isn't that the truth. Whenever my bladder is acting up, I am such a B**** to be around. Watch out everyone...Sharon is on the warpath, once again.
          Sharon

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          • #6
            Geez, I feel like this all the time LOL!! I feel for my poor hubby, as I am always in a bad mood. I guess constant pain will do that to a person.
            Jen

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            • #7
              Me too Waterflow, when I don't feel well I get cranky. Sometimes I catch myself and try to stop it. If I am really worn out and can't stop the crankiness, I just tell my family I am really cranky (like they don't know) and I need to take a short nap. It helps if you can take a short nap.

              Sending hugs, Trishann

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