
A lack of Vitamin D can also bring on a depressive mood.
I'm not usually stressed out. I try to control it and keep things in check because stress can bring on a pancreatitic flare-up.
Yesterday, I was a little stressed out.
A lot of change is happening in my life and yesterday was a day for feeling it.

I did everything I could as far as putting one foot in front of the other to make sure my life is moving in the right direction.
For a woman, some days during the month are simply more stressful. I also took that into consideration.
Then, I wondered if there was anything I could do to help boost my mood.
The answer: Sunshine!

Sometimes I forget the basics.
Eat small meals. No stress. Exercise. Sun. Plenty of sleep.
When I realize the err of my ways, I rectify things as quickly as possible.
I believe my pancreas appreciates the effort!
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