Tell me I'm being ridiculous

[margarita]

That is weird. I want to say try not to worry right now, but I get that that's easier said than done.

[motzie]

I wouldn't go into full on worry mode yet. Maybe she's just turning over all sorts of new leaves.

[cuddlyevil]

Try not to worry. Maybe she's just changing up her eating habits?

[tiramisu]

Try not to worry too much. No matter how much you do or don't worry, it won't change whatever's going on, it'll just make you miserable in the meantime.

Easier said than done, I know.

[partiallysunny]

I wouldn't worry yet. Try to think happy thoughts. Hope the visit goes well.

[kaneen]

What tiramisu said.

[neonpink]

Ditto Tiramisu.

Maybe she realized she doesn't make an effort to see you enough. My Mom does that every now and again and I live 40 minutes away.

[captainmel]

Everyone who said not to worry is smart. However, I would be freaking out if I were you.

[gault]

It sounds like she maybe had an epiphany and the eating change is either the epiphany or a result of whatever is going on.

I don't know. I'd be worried too because that's how I, and a lot of us, roll. but try not to let it get to you.

[tiramisu]

Oct 23, 2014 14:09:23 GMT -5 chalupa said:

Oct 23, 2014 13:53:10 GMT -5 captainmel said:

Everyone who said not to worry is smart. However, I would be freaking out if I were you.

Hahaha. This is where I am. I know there is zero benefit to worrying. But apparently I'm just going to have to wait until she's up here and either everything is perfectly fine or she shares something. 

Patience - not my strongest virtue. 

I do a lot of deep breathing and reminding myself that I don't have time to worry now, so I'll worry about it later. I've learned tons of tricks to help with managing anxiety over the years. "Worry time" has probably been one of the most effective for me.

[Deleted]

I would be worried too...
but ill tell you not to