It seems that Mother Nature cannot decide if it is going to be hot or cold. Hot flashes followed by night sweats which than leads to freezing. Her mood swings are off the charts with more hurricane’s, earthquakes, and tornado’s then normal.
This may (or may not) surprise you, but did you know that women’s self-confidence drops when they hit fifty? It’s true, I was reading an article about it the other day that said most women feel invisible by the time they’re 51. There’s just something about that age milestone that drains all the self-confidence from
I feel that my body is revolting against me. There are days I can barely move for the pain and I am so tired that I fall asleep in mid-sentence. Right now sitting here, writing this, I am so sleepy, it is almost impossible to keep my eyes open. I’m like an old person always
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I was asked by Carusele to participate in this campaign, sponsored by Prevail. Although I have been compensated, all opinions are my own. Menopause isn’t called the change of life for nothing. Hot flashes, weight gain, night sweats, and the mood rollercoaster are just of few of the changes we are dealing with. Just when
As our bodies age, the window of opportunity for conceiving a baby naturally begins to reduce. Between a reduction in eggs and potential health risks, medical advice tends to support the notion of women having their babies at a younger age, as it’s often deemed more straightforward to do so. But that doesn’t
Originally published on Nov. 13, 2014 By my birthday, in May, I will be ready to publish a book. (wishful thinking) Yes, it is written and now it will be done. Write it down or say it out loud to someone else and it is binding to your word. It is a promise to yourself
I am tired but my mind will not rest. I can find no relief from this despair and anguish that I feel. I fear I am losing my mind to this insanity that is my body in its present state. This body that is not mine. This body that is possessed by raging heat and
There is something about this day I am supposed to remember but I just can’t remember what it is. It keeps nagging right at the edge of my mind. The joys of midlife memory. Wonder if this eventually goes away once I am on the other side of menopause or will it always be like
