Usually sweats but sometimes I dare to sm

• What's your work uniform - pj's, sweats, scrubs, or - casual street clothes? nm PJ's to streets here.
  • I believe the outfit is a suit (jacket optional), pantyhose and heels. - Also, a hat for more festive occasions.
  • You mean we're supposed to WEAR stuff this job?! - Hayseed
    • You made my night Hayseed! - PAMT~MDM
  • Shower on first break in the morning after working almost 3 hours, then - In PJs until first break
  • Usually sweats but sometimes I dare to sm - nm
    • TOO MUCH INFORMATION! NM - TMI LOL!
  • Love my PJs. DH calls them my "leisure suit." LOL - maxine
  • Robe until first break (I start at 4 am)... - phillychick
  • PJs first thing until my 1st break... - then casual/street...nm
  • sweats usually, unless I am not leaving the house and then PJs... - MTMom30
  • I fall out of bed, grab some coffee and - PAMT~MDM
    • MTs are always complaining of not being seen as professionals - Speaks for itself
      • Really now. Do you think MT companies really care? I wear - relaxing clothes, but big deal.
        • Cannot believe folks don't read these correctly - Speaks for itself
          • That is not how your post came off. Sounds like back tracking to me. You were the one sm - you know what??
      • PJs or sweats for me - (sm)
      • OH, COME - ON!!!
        • They may wonder what you're wearing!!! - LOL
      • I am sure when the clients get professionally transcribed reports and the doctors find our - Are you serious?
      • LOL! You are hilarious! So you get up, put your professional attire on sm - Y-me
        • Let me clarify...I don't sit around in my pj's all day. It makes me feels sluggish, but you ca - Y-me
      • I so agree with you....I too get dressed!! - never know whose coming to the door...LOL

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I do spend every night reading to my children.  I also tuck them in and rub their backs every night.  I get up every morning to prepare them a warm breakfast before driving them to school so they don't have to ride a cold school bus in the morning.  My kids are all on the high honor roll because my husband and I help them with their homework.  I volunteer at their school once a week.  My husband and I attends every sporting event with them, be it practice or a match, to make sure no harm comes to them.  I make sure they have a hot meal on the table when they come home from school.  I worked extra all summer to afford a trumpet for my son who wanted to join the elementary band.  I don't resent my children.  I love them very much. 

But I do resent others critiquing my parenting abilities.  I'm sure OP's DS and DD do a lot more than OP is giving them credit for.  It's terrible for the kids to have fish sticks and yogurt, but it's okay for GP to spank them?  She's complaining because DD and DS don't hit them, they just yell at them?  Where are your scruples? It's obvious these parents love their children, they just need a little help, not criticism.  Why is that so hard to understand?  Do parents not deserve a break? 

So many GPs have the mentality, "you made 'em, you raise 'em" and that's fine.  No one said GPs should be raising their GKs, but is it that wrong to think that GPs could give the parents a break even just once a year?  Maybe they'd be better parents if they weren't as stressed all the time.   

Well, I have to admit to myself that I am entering menopause. I find myself waking up between 5-10 times per night with night sweats. Throw off covers, lift up T-shirt, try to cool off, drift to sleep, wake up freezing, pull down T-shirt, pull up covers. Ugh.

Any women on here with good herbal remedies for night sweats? Have been doing alot of reading and research and now am totally confused.

My doctor is no help at all. Will not even ask her.

Thank you.