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Bimby2Senior Contributor
Having a yucky sort of day and wonder why moods seem worse in the morning hours. As the day progresses start to feel a little better. Have an underactive thyroid which needs daily medication and probably this has a bearing on one's moods. Do other forum members function better in the latter hours of
the day than as to not being a morning person? Hope forum members day goes well. Bimby2
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BridgetjonesSenior Contributor
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Bimby2Senior Contributor
Thank you so much Brigitjones for your welcome words of encouragement and insight. We do seem to
be in an improved mood staus as the day progresses. May your day go well and you are a kindly soul.
Blessings and thanks sent your way. Bimby2
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Flower1New Contributor
I also relate to your post... This morning was hard, but things improved as the day has progressed. I hope you are feeling better this afternoon. Cheers.
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utopiaSenior Contributor
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