Good Morning Gang!
yea me!

I got up early and did my 30 minute WATP 2 mile tape with handweights! I FEEL GOOD! Exercise really elevates my mood! (and hopefully my metabolism too - please Lord please!)
Leenie - so glad things went well last night with the therapist! Did she give you anything to "work on" for the two weeks until you see her again? you know...homework?
Beth Anne - aren't ya thrilled that the boss is gone for a week! wow! I would love that!

My boss and the guys are all gone today!

He builds race cars (for fun) and they rented a near by race track and will be running their car today. Hope they have fun - I know I will!
Sheila - hugs! Sometimes with a chemical imbalance you just wake up feeling "down", with that overwhelming feeling of gloom and doom. Nothing is really wrong, except that the chemicals are "off" and you just have this feeling of dread. I know you know what I'm talking about. Also if you were exercising, and then you haven't been able to for a few days or a week, that sometimes puts your body in a little bit of a "depression". I know I hadn't been exercising like I should and I was starting to feel really tired, down and worn out, but yesterday I got back on track and got up early to exercise before getting ready for work and I feel like a NEW WOMAN.
As far as getting back on track, well I don't know if this is any help or not, but it pretty much like Niki says "JUST DO IT". For me, I have to just make up my mind to get back on track. If I'm totally off track then I start with one thing at a time. Maybe the first day make up my mind to get in all the water I need. When I've got that back on track, then get the eating under control (whatever that is for you - for me its 1200 calories a day), and then when I've got that back on track, I will start exercising again. I guess I'm saying one step at a time, not an all or nothing kind of thing, just a one thing at a time, just putting one foot in front of the other, until you've made it through the day and feel better about your efforts.
Also, how often are you weighing? if it is discouraging to you, you may only want to weigh once a month or so. Just do what you know you need to do, exercise, eat right, and drink that water, and whatever the scale does or doesn't say - well then so be it. You know that you will be feeling better just doing the things you need to do to be healthy!
If you are still feeling down, after doing everything you know to do, then I would check with your doctor and see if your meds need and tweeking?
Ok, well I've given more then my 2 cents worth. Hope that's ok, but the main thing is DON'T GIVE UP! and that's for all of us! DON'T GIVE UP! NEVER NEVER NEVER.
hugs,
cathy