Bad dreams
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Is it normal to have bad dreams, ie I dream I can't breath and am gasping for breath!!
quick bio.....I'm 48 no periods for 9/10 months, a plethero of symptons, also have inflammatory arthritis (inject MTX weekly) fibromyalgia asthma blood pressure anxiety
heck.......put me down lol
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fofoma Pops_grandma
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I'm often heard saying...take me out and shoot me now! Lol
Pops_grandma fofoma
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joyyoga Pops_grandma
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Sleep deprivation/ dreams etc horrible!
I'm 6 weeks with broken sleep every night! AHHHH
I had a better night after epsom salts bath who knows!
anxiousface joyyoga
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caroleUJ62 Pops_grandma
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I have felt so ill recently I keep thinking I am going to join them soon.
My doctors dont agree, and nor does my husband. Just have to hang on in there and hope I suppose.
Shazanne caroleUJ62
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In what way are you feeling ill? Is it being caused by the menopause? The people on here will be able to offer you support and advice so please reach out to them. XX
caroleUJ62 Shazanne
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I was so freaked out by the cancer scare that I ended up getting terrible panic attacks and visiting A & E 3 times - all with OK results, except I was told I had a small heart murmur. This has since been confirmed as probably brought on by extreme stress at the time, and nothing else.
I was so upset during all this that I stupidly got drunk and had a fall, and now get neck ache, headache and nausea. My doctor knows about all this and Ive been put on sertraline and proponolol. I had a CT scan which seemed OK.
I dont really have any friends where I live, and I'm always in a panic hwne my husband isnt here - luckily he can work from home quite a bit of the time.
Anyway, thanks again. Your'e message made me cry. I'm sure I'm just over dramatizing everything.
fofoma caroleUJ62
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Pops_grandma caroleUJ62
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im new to this site and an truely overwhelmed by the kindness shown to me xxx
anxiousface caroleUJ62
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caroleUJ62 Pops_grandma
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My brother in law died suddenly in his sleep just over 2 years ago - OK he wasnt well, but noone expected that. He was 56. He was alsoone of my best friends. I have been taking diazepam for anxiety for quite a long time, and have recently been coming off it. I think alot of the anxieties, depression and grief I am feeling is because I didnt really grieve properly when he died due to the numbing of the sedatives.
Horrible drug - and I choose the perimenopause as the time to come off it!! I wouldnt recommend this particular path to anyone, but I do have to get through it.
caroleUJ62 anxiousface
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Hugs to you too XX
sharcerv52408 Pops_grandma
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Pops_grandma sharcerv52408
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Sandy07 Pops_grandma
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Pops_grandma Sandy07
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