Many people complain about cabin fever in the cold winter months.
So, I looked up the definition:
“Cabin fever is a term for a claustrophobic reaction that takes place when a person or group ends up in an isolated or solitary location, or stuck indoors in confined quarters for an extended period. Cabin fever describes the extreme irritability and restlessness a person may feel in these situations.”
A perfect antidote for cabin fever is to go outdoors, perhaps to your favorite coffee shop, and read a good book.
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Do you have an antidote for cabin fever? Please share in the comments below:
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You’re right, Josie. The best cure is to get out of there, but if it’s been snowing for a week and the temps are in the single digits or below, that ain’t gonna happen. 🙂 Cabin fever occurs simply because you CAN”T get out. Today, I’m attempting to break the cycle…if my car doors will thaw out so I can get into the car!
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Ugh, Toni. Hopefully this weather will make a turn towards spring soon!
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I hope you can get out! I make sure I take my vitamin D and open a door for five minutes and soak up any sun I can. Naps help me!
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All good ideas, MM!
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