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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
I love rabbits. all kinds of rabbits. they are a very misunderstood creature. they are sensitive yet stubborn. need social interaction with other bunnies and people. they are determined little souls and of course they are super cute.
This is a thread for rabbit lovers.
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DownMoreThanUpSenior Contributor
@PeppyPatti if i did that i be sick instantly! There is no way i can eat even a full size snicker or mars bar without feeling sick. i do find that a turmeric drink settles the nausea over time, though it may flare up initially.
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DownMoreThanUpSenior Contributor
i got near 7 hours last night over two sleeps, and really begin to hope that my sleep will soon stabilise to 6-7 hours a night, with 4+ hours in my first sleep. My mind has calmed down, constantly deactivating stressful time practising mindfulness, it has been working so well this time around with me very focussed keeping the stress levels (which the nausea gives it away) as low as i can.
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@RebelliousAngel hey RebelliousAngel wishing you a wonderful day. is hot here not liking it one bit! bun
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@DownMoreThanUp that is great news DownMoreThanUp re sleep. maybe the slightly warmer weather is helping with your sleep?
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RebelliousAngelSenior Contributor
Hey @Bunniekins, oh not the hideous heat, it's cold here for me today. Hope you get some cooler weather soon or even some lovely rain 🙂
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@RebelliousAngel well you know i cant really complain ... last night it rained and i was like OMG! this is beautiful. then after gym workout this morning i went outside and it was a million degrees. i am sounding like the old woman that i am 😄
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RebelliousAngelSenior Contributor
@Bunniekins oh the weather can't make up it's mind 🤣. Hehe age is just a number, you're still young at heart and that's what counts the most i reckon 🩵.
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@RebelliousAngel hey RebelliousAngel i have just made a thread for all those members who hate the summer months if you are interested in having a grizzle. i think will only be me and maybe you on the thread i am sure we are in the minority!
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DownMoreThanUpSenior Contributor
@Bunniekins i do not think warmer weather helps me sleep, for i do not like warm nights. i think not heeding my negative thoughts, but taking care of myself instead is doing the trick.
To stay calm, especially when trauma is triggering, is the best way to be able catch a few extra hours down the line, i found to be true. To constantly offload the inner tensions rather than fire/bake them.
i know easier said than done, but i'm learning to fall and get back up again instead of staying down.
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@DownMoreThanUp good morning DownMoreThanUp i am the same i sleep better in the cooler months so am not looking forward to the humidity and heat that goes along with summer. i do hope you have a calm and peaceful day so that you might even get a few more naps in.
Have a great day. love bun
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