Pre-Menopause Blues



Posted: Friday, October 24, 2008

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What the hell is happening to me? I thought staring at a tired, pimple faced reflection of myself wiping tears from a gray reflection of what used to be me. I stumbled back to bed feeling ugly, the alarm clock illuminating a red 1:35AM reminding me of my need to sleep.

Welcome to my world of pre-menopausal blues. I didn't know whether to feel blessed or cursed being born a female? I felt cheated; after 32 years of cramps, bloating and a steady week of pre-post bitchiness that was at times a welcome constant in my life. I should have just kissed it happily goodbye and sent it on it's way; why wasn't I happy about coming to this new stage of my life?

I've always been a bit of a drama queen; known for my overly emotional responses to just about everything so it was easy for me to hide my severe mood swings. I was pretty good limiting my crying fits to my drive home from work but it was hard to hide other things happening. A lack of sleep was getting the better of me. I looked tired, had pimples, felt fat and that steady week of bitchiness was increasingly growing for know reason. Something had to give, I was driving people out of my life.

I went to my doctor for help and left with nothing more than a confirmation to my pre-menopause. I've never been a person to take drugs unless it was obsoletely necessary but I needed help fast and sleep. I came across an All Natural Health and Beauty site and found something called Menozac . The ingredients were simple and all natural which I liked. They offered a 90 guarantee and gave me 3 bottles free just for buying one so I took a chance and tried it, I had nothing to lose. It's been 3 months since I started taking Menozac , I am so happy that took that chance, I'm able to sleep now and I look and feel like myself again.

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» left by straight talk 3 years 86 days ago.
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Focus on positives and no so much on yourself. How to overcome, address, those type of things and I think you can grab more readers attention.
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