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Thanks “Rusty Rake” for the explanation!!! :). To change my moniker, I had better direct my attention to insomnialand communication a bit more!! Again, thanks for being a GOOD listener. This is post#5, so I am adding them up!!! 🙂
Content in the Midwest (actually, Florida in the winter), Esher Manor
I will join those who have added another word to describe themselves–that being the one that comes first and is the most important and the one I am so thankful for
CONTENTI don't know how “shy” appears. I am not that proficient with computers. We have had one for only 2 years–just an I-pad, really! :). Anyway, I am not SHY.
At first, I had trouble sleeping after a especially hard day's work–strenuous yard work or extra heavy house work. This started happening in my late 40's. As other women my age were having trouble sleeping,I figured the biological clock was changing! My mother also had struggles with insomnia. At that time the Irritable Bowell Syndrome was causing a lot of digestive problems. The doctor was not much help with this, so there were quite a few years with trial and error getting that straightened out. As I stated it my first comments, a large portion of our dopamine is manufactured in the gut. I was in bad enough shape that the gut could not perform it's proper function.
God Bless, Esher Manor, Determined and Persevering in the Midwest
