parfittaroles
Silver Member
Dyjh laziness lol. Need to move my bum!
Don't you just hate it when....
- Thread starter Shirleen
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parfittaroles
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Shirleen said:
Aww hugs xxx I'm trying to pluck up the courage to go to the doctors for some but I just can't do it
888sally888
Full Member
DYJHI when you realise you are entering the menopause - feel like absolute crap and am tearful and short with everyone. Can I curl up and cry now??
Happy Holidays
Gold Member
Snap, I had a massive migraine last week which knocked me out for two days, that was the menopause & hormone related, I've also found I get cramp more & hot flushes, but hey it's a new stage in my life & one I taking on with a positive attitude.
*Emsie*
Gold Member
Ahh if you need to have a good cry x the joys of womanhood! Xx
M Louise H
Gold Member
Go and see your Doc - that's what they're there for - to listen to 'crazy' females rambling
Don't suffer unneccesarily. I was crippled by PMS for years, it got so bad that I often felt suicidal (no one would have dared tell me on those days that PMS doesn't exist!!!). My very understanding (male) GP prescribed anti-depressants and I feel like I have my life back. Don't waste any more time, go! :bighug:
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solo12
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When you finally get to the day you've been so looking to (friends hen party) spent weeks sorting outfit etc to be there an hour & start with gastrointeritis (son had it Thursday) in the pub loos, so bad hubby had to drive a 2 hour round trip to collect me then listen to me been sick in a bag! I am now tucked up in bed & very happy about it but I really should be downing shots & having an awesome time x
On the plus side my friend & her family were lovely & not at all upset about me having to leave even though I felt awful about it
On the plus side my friend & her family were lovely & not at all upset about me having to leave even though I felt awful about it
Shirleen
Gold Member
mrstore said:
We had Gastroenteritis as a family a few years ago, I was throwing up (and the rest), then cleaning up then I ran round the house making sure everyone had a drink then collapsing until it all started again! My husband still talks in awe of how I did it!!! But to be fair he was so bad he collapsed twice and I had to call an ambulance, then the GP!
Shirleen said:
Oh my god! Poor you!! Being sick doesn't worry me at all, i spent the whole of my pregnancy with my head down the loo -hyperemisis
my son who is now 12 has only ever been sick twice, apart from the obvious baby sick, and he's never had a stomach bug with it coming out both ends at the same time. I'm dreading the day he does though......I'm thinking I shouldn't have said that lol
M Louise H
Gold Member
DYJHIW you're tired out and ready for bed...then you realise you stripped it earlier and never re-made it!
888sally888
Full Member
Thats the worst thing!! I hate it when that happens BUT how lovely to eventually slide into a fresh bed mmmmmmmmmmmmm
Corkscrew
I WILL lose 6 stone! :)
Thank you for sharing
What you have said will help someone I'm sure Glad you're ok now
Happy Holidays
Gold Member
Awwwwww what a shame I know how much you've been looking forward to your night out, I hope you feel better soon.
Shirleen
Gold Member
I don't think I'm menopausal yet but after a Hysterectomy it's difficult to tell.
Last week my "roseacea" flared really badly, so that people mentioned it.
From Tuesday for one week I felt life was just a black hole of misery, the Thursday was the worst day.
My Joints (fingers, hips, knees, wrists) ached so much that by Saturday I couldn't move and felt dreadful, was on painkillers every four hours.
On Monday I had a Migraine.
All these symptoms have subsided, can still feel the depression swirling round the periphery but not like last week.
This has been happening for years but only recently have I begun to connect the dots.
I don't believe I have Roseacea, I have a butterfly shaped 'rash' (It's more of a permanent blush stain), it doesn't get worse after spicy food, it's not bumpy, and Roseacea doesn't present in a Butterfly shape.
I would like to be tested for Lupus, as this explains my symptoms, even the anaemias. But I don't want to come across as a Google junkie, even though I've seen the symptoms in three friends first.
Last week my "roseacea" flared really badly, so that people mentioned it.
From Tuesday for one week I felt life was just a black hole of misery, the Thursday was the worst day.
My Joints (fingers, hips, knees, wrists) ached so much that by Saturday I couldn't move and felt dreadful, was on painkillers every four hours.
On Monday I had a Migraine.
All these symptoms have subsided, can still feel the depression swirling round the periphery but not like last week.
This has been happening for years but only recently have I begun to connect the dots.
I don't believe I have Roseacea, I have a butterfly shaped 'rash' (It's more of a permanent blush stain), it doesn't get worse after spicy food, it's not bumpy, and Roseacea doesn't present in a Butterfly shape.
I would like to be tested for Lupus, as this explains my symptoms, even the anaemias. But I don't want to come across as a Google junkie, even though I've seen the symptoms in three friends first.
WelshJojo
Gold Member
DYJHIW you get to work, and don't really want to be here because of the weekend you're having! I'm really struggling since we had our dog PTS and also things aren't good with the OH! I get to work this morning and the boss and the other guard won't stop going on about death and funerals and stuff(yes I am sorry that his daughter lost her baby-don't think I'm not-but I can't cope)
Have had to walk out. Fortunately we have a huge 3 storey, 3 section office block that I can disappear into for a while
Have had to walk out. Fortunately we have a huge 3 storey, 3 section office block that I can disappear into for a while
