That sounds like where I was when I remembered my NP had advised me to start with one dose of Prozac for a week or two and up it to two, and I had never done that last part. So now I have and it seems to be helping.

I have a tag in the app I use to track my sleep for Stressful Day. I found myself thinking, as I clicked that tag yet again "they're all stressful days, Brent" which I eventually recognized as something I should maybe do something about. I tell this story mostly because I want to tell it to people that will get the reference and this seems like a good opportunity. And to suggest that maybe assuming that if you are able to power through most of the time it isn't clinical depression might not be completely correct.

BTW, the new Dyson is pretty great. I'm really liking it so far and I've vacuumed up a top of crap now. It would be nice if the cannister held a bit more, but it's so easy to empty out that it isn't too annoying. I had also had let some places go too long without vacuuming so normally I don't think the cannister size would be a big deal.

My next vac might be a dyson ( not disown, thanks autocorrect) but the eureka bagless pet is holding up well. I empty it after I do my big clean every 2 weeks. It's disgusting, but satisfying. I like seeing results. I have a little Hoover linx rechargeable beater stick that is surprisingly good at carpets for keeping the fur at bay this time of year ( like when Pumpkin engages in an extended writhing session on the carpet right.after. I.finished .vacuuming with the big one and had taken it upstairs.)

Powerwashing, vacuuming. Clearly I like immediate visible results.

I want a Dyson, but am probably too cheap for one!

My concern is, Dysons are better at sucking, but do they actually make things cleaner?

I used carpet powders and baking soda in carpet a lot when I had the cats. I burned out the motor in a Dyson. Vacuum repair guy said never to use bagless is you use powders and such, so I am back with a much cheaper bagged kind and it has been 4 years. Mac forgets to empty the bag and will never clean the pet hair and my hair that get wrapped around the brushes, but it has not stopped working yet.

msbelle, what about the Dyson couldn't handle the powders? How was the movie?

no idea, he just said they get into too much without a bag.

meh.

I hope you find your days in bed restorative, msbelle. Sorry the movie didn't work for you.

I have an old Hoover upright that keeps on working. Given that my cat sheds his bodyweight in fur weekly, I'm pretty impressed.

I hope you can get some dental help today, sarameg.