I am on edge and have loads of anxiety

I don't know if it is lack of sleep (one hour last night) or the combination of this and hormones but today is actually the first day I am on edge and have anxiety. I HAD to do something for work today, but that is that. Went to see a client, etc. I am beat. It is funny but I read in the post op 3-4 weeks, not to even go into work. Well, I really had to.

I guess this whole "i have no hormones" is finally bothering me. Hubby just rolls his eyes or says "oh geez." Men, they don't want to hear nuthin.

I guess tomorrow my butt will stay put. My belly hurts, yada, yada. Oh, here is a hot flash as we speak.

Thanks for the vent, sisters.

No doubt it is a combination of both dear! I can't imagine going back to work now. It's a new ache or pain almost every day to join in with the ones I already have. I stay up all night and no way I could sell insurance with the hours I've been keeping at night! I'm just hoping that by SIX weeks I'll be ready to go back, but some things are going to have to definitely improve!And, nooooo, men don't wanna hear nothing about any of this that's for sure! Hang in there girl...that's what they tell me anyway...LOL

Boy,am I feeling this.It hit last night, now it is 4:35 am amd my husband has already gone to work,(to get away from the tears) which seem to be from anything and everything. Is this normal? I can't see going back to work in 2 weeks(not today anyway). I am tired all the time,not eating,not doing a lot of anyhting.Not having a whole lot of pain,but still not happy with the way by belly-button looks.I go for a post-op visit Sept.13th, hopefully dr. will be able to tell me what to do to feel better emotionally.

I am sorry that you are so beat. It took me a very long time to regroup and I didn't even have any complications. I am not rolling my eyes at you. I get the whole hormone thing. I actually asked for hormones before I went into surgery. One week after, the premarin was still not enough. I felt like the walking dead-during the day...always cold and clammy. Then at night, would wake in a puddle. I have read that waiting is best, but for me...I got help right away. The day after they changed my hormones, I felt so much better. Take Care of you!!!