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Im breathing while I get ready for bed Hayley :-D

Teresa

omg super,hes on the menopause.x :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D

I tried that earlier Hayley.... it didn't work :-D

Glad I left all this behind after me op 6 yrs ago I do get weepy sometimes for no reason but the weather plays abig part in that I think...sadly lack vit D :-(

when can i expect the lovely menopause to pay me a call? :-( :-D :-(

well im locking my front door so it cant get in mine :-D

ive tried locking my front dooor but hubby wont have it lol. :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D

OMG Cooper, PMS? I remember that, not good, but at least it meant I was still fruitful/fruity :-D

Oil of evening primrose - helped me - OH reckons he should have taken it also as he suffered more than me!!!

LOL we have a 15year old meyers parrot, normal lifespan 20 - 30 years........started laying eggs, friday night!!

think she has hormone trouble too!!

omg dont scare me lol.had last baby 21yrs ago, :-D

How about HRT. Was on it for years and now i'm off it my hair's gone frizzy and that's annoying.

Vera

Hi RR,

I can relate to this topic .... I have just started a homeopathic remedy to combat the dreaded 'M'.... The sweats drive me insane. I haven't noticed the 'ready to blow' mood :-D, I may have selective vision at the moment.....

Luckily for me my OH is very very placid.

How come we ladies get all the short straws :-| ??

Susan, feeling a tad warm at the mo

PS: does anyone else , after throwing off the covers in the night then get ridiculously cold ??? Beggars belief.

and nothing to do with the air temperature , cause it's summer here -

or meant to be :-|

I didn't suffer from PMT at all but, by Jove, did I make sure everybody else did!!!!

LOL Sharron.... ;-)

Been there, done that, got the tee-shirt, and don't want to go back there. One of the worst times of my life. Nothing worked eg. chocolate,evening primrose, HRT pills.
Developed into fear and anxiety, with sometimes, panic attacks, which now I can laugh at, but not very funny at the time.
On way to work on the bus, 3/4 morning out of the 5, bus would get caught on the traffic lights. It was on a hill, going up. I had this fear that the bus was going to roll backwards. Most of the time I just held my breath, and quietly prayed to myself, through clenched teeth. Some times, much to the bus driver's consternation, I had to get off, so that I could walk up through the lights, and get back on the bus at the next stop. Silly really now I think about it, but not at the time.
Then, soon had a fear of travelling anywhere, and avoided it were possible. Journey down to Devon took 2 bottles of Gin, the same coming back.
I am better now. But, not totally cured. LOLOL

Julia in Derbyshire

Julia, do you mean you still need the gin.

Wend if I read that right I do know what you mean. post menopause....zilch!!

LOL Ann!

Morning Ann, that did make me laugh.
I don't go on long journey's these days so don't need the Gin for that purpose.
It, is more the fear of the unknown on a journey, like, if we go somewhere I have not been before, I am on edge till we get there. But, go a second time and I'm okey.
I was able to cope catching the buses to visit the OH in Derby hospital at Christmas, as I had done it before. But, thank the lawd, I might have had to have a nip of Gin, if I hadn't.
Nowadays, I only drink it at home, when watching the telly. LOLOL

Julia in Derbyshire

PS. Can you tell I'm not a car driver. LOLOL