Jennifer,
I'm with you only in what is called perimenopause, that gray area when the
female reproductive system is doing all sorts of adjusting. Trying to
adjust the PD meds and the hormones has had me in tears, too! When I
complain to my male neuro and primary care dr. I don't feel the empathy I
need. At least both have allowed me to try readjustments on hormones/pd
meds and I'm hoping to see improvements. It's not all in our minds!!!
Jeanette Fuhr 48/47/44?
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> From: Jennifer Smith <[log in to unmask]>
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: PMS and PD Don't Mix!!!!
> Date: Saturday, May 22, 1999 7:02 AM
>
> Dear YO Female Listmemebers,
> Is it my imagination or does PMS and PD not mix well? I feel like a
> total basket case! I don't think I have ever had a worse time with
> PMS. Cycle started this morning and I am beginning to calm down a bit
> but have been in tears (I mean on the floor, beating the floor with my
> fists, aligator tears) all morning, (since about 5 am) . The last few
> days have been fun as well, a real emotional roller coaster. Am I
> insane or is this just another pleasant aspect of PD or its related
> meds? Well, it's almost time to go to work and paint t-shirts for
> tourists! Hahahaha! This will be fun. I am wearing a shirt today that
> I painted for myself that says "Outta my MIND, back in 5 minutes".
> Think that will help?
> Jennifer Smith
>
> --
> Ars Longa - Vita Brevis
> Art is Long - Life is short
> :(:) )
