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But I've been off my meds since we started TTC so it's been a real struggle for the past year, but I've managed. The challenge now is knowing that if I've been up 3 times for feeding the night before and I'm just dog tired, it's okay to rest when my LO is sleeping...but also knowing some days I will have more energy and will be able to do more around the house. Just because I start my day with a "to do" list doesn't mean I'm failing if I can't cross those items off the list. Anyway, today is a good day and I actually had time to drop a line to say thanks to all of you! Now I'm off to fold clothes. 
I'm open to any suggestions because I know how good it is for her but I really just want to give up. Also, I bought a nice electric double pump so I feel obligated to keep it up so I don't feel like I just wasted a bunch of money.
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