Greetings from Liverpool!
We're having a lovely time, despite the shit weather and sickly colds. Ds has been a little star most if the time, apart from being over tired and fighting sleep, but that's not really new.
We've stayed in an apparent, which has been a godsend. It's been so nice to come back, chill out, watch tv and order a take away. They upgraded us when we arrived to a place with a balcony and an extra bedroom. Ds and I are rocking the big bed, while dh is all cosy in the spare single room - very romantic
. I will take and post a pic Of the view from the balcony tomorrow. It's very special.
I don't feel festive at all, despite there being some Christmas stalls and stuff around. But I have done quite a bit of the present shopping. I've also got a few nice bits for Ds. I haven't bought anything for myself as I can't face the realit of my current size in a changing room mirror.
I've not done a good job at keeping up the past few days.
tindel, you have had some excellent advice, which I won't repeat. I will say, however, as a mental health professional, that talking about things is the absolute best you can do. Many, many people experience times of feeling down, especially having experienced a massive life change. It is very normal. Becoming a mother is the biggest change of all IMO, as it affects so much, both physically and emotionally. Things happend quite early and unexpectedly for you if I recal rightly, so you have had so much more to process. I can assure you that talking about how you are feeling now will help those feelind