Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Tylenol PM could be part of the reason she is so unmotivated. She's taking a form of depressant every night to sleep, which builds up. She probably wakes up without a lot of energy and isn't putting 2 and 2 together.
If your SIL is telling you she's concerned then 1) as a PP stated, it might be her way of asking you and your DH to do more, and/or 2) she might not realize what the Tylenol PM could be causing. Regular Tylenol makes me tired the next day. Add the PM and it would be worse.
It's not that strong, pp.
I'm the PP you're replying to. You are assuming that how your chemistry responds to meds is universal. I can barely eat sugar with out having a reaction. My chemistry is very sensitive. Doctors never believe it until they experience it. Who knows if OP's MIL is the same or not. I'm just throwing it out there that this could be adding to what the SIL seems to think is a problem with activity. We are all guessing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Tylenol PM could be part of the reason she is so unmotivated. She's taking a form of depressant every night to sleep, which builds up. She probably wakes up without a lot of energy and isn't putting 2 and 2 together.
If your SIL is telling you she's concerned then 1) as a PP stated, it might be her way of asking you and your DH to do more, and/or 2) she might not realize what the Tylenol PM could be causing. Regular Tylenol makes me tired the next day. Add the PM and it would be worse.
It's not that strong, pp.
Anonymous wrote:Op, you're basically just bragging re: your Mom vs the MIL
MIL is a different person, a person who:
Sees people everyday since she lives in a 55+ community.
Plays pool once a week. Does Tai Chi once a week.
Visits her daughter often.
Visits the casino once a week with a friend.
I see no problem, beyond your judging. MYOB