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Dr. Elizabeth Vliet wrote a book on this stuff. She is the one who says if your estrogen is low, it causes adrenaline issues. Im going to read her books soon. 

very interesting, why didnt we all think of doing that.................were so slow arent we, shall we blame that on the menopause then??.............haha

ps........trouble is snowbell, were so lethargic, we cant be bothered to go out and buy it................hahahahaha thats naughty isnt it.

Ha ha, but its the truth

we sound like couch potatoes dont we...........ha

Actually i did read something somewhere recently, on our many researching into menopause, that, for the majority of women, menopausal symptoms happen gradually and slowly, ensuring, symptoms are mild or, subtle,  but then sometimes, due to a sharp and very sudden fluctuations and falls, this makes symptoms very severe, now that, throughout my whole menstural life, and the menopause has been me, my cycle symptoms, long, long, before menopause and during, have been gradual and mild with the occasional extremely bad times with my symptoms, but, for some women, it stated, IF, their menopausal symptoms are extremely severe, it is more down to the sudden, and sharp fluctuations, and drops, that in part create their symptoms to be severe, as the suddeness of the way it happens, causes a shock to the system...........now that makes a lot of sense to me!! dont you just wish you were a man??

But to be honest sometimes, dont you feel you have read so, so, much, it all becomes a blurr??................ its a headache isnt it............or, is that my hormones suddenly dropping............haha

It's a headache. I can say though that everytime I research hormones, I learn something new. I never thought hormones could make anyone feel this way.

no i agree jamie, ididnt think it possible for hormones to do all this, and yet some women sail through it, were just unlucky i guess. 

Thank Elaine,

It's really nerving. This happened to me when the hard symptoms first hit. Then it went away. Starting up again. I wouldn't be surprised if it's the anxious and nervousness creeping back in now that I'm ovulating. It's always something.

Yes that could be it jamie, i tell you what i read recently, that, the majority of ladies on the menopause, go through their symptoms in a very gradual way, and when this happens there symptoms are not as severe, and i feel this has been me the majority of the time, but that there have been times when they have hit extremely hard, and if i remember rightly,  what it said about this, is,  that there are other ladies that, when their symptoms hit hard, or, are hard all the time, this is because their fluctuations, and drops in hormones come on all at once all of a sudden, so, your symptoms show to be more severe as a result, and this is why sometimes are symptoms are mild, and sometimes not!! but think back, because i think this is how it use to be during my regular cycles, sometimes symptoms would be mild, sometimes severe, so makes sense to me.............what do you think jamie??

That makes a lot of sense. I was still having regular cycles, they were every 23 days and lasting about 7 to 8 days. The symptoms just hit all at once. Something was wrong literally everyday for three months. The last two months my cycles have gone to 27 days and last about 4 days. The symptoms are still there but not like they were. I still have hard days but it's around ovulation and rite before and during the cycle. Then the week in between its very subtle to none. So what you read sounds like it has a lot of truth to it. Being as though I will be 39 in a few months, now it has me wondering just how many years I have to go through it. But it's unpredictable so I guess I just have to go with it.

time will tell jamie............lets hope its not too long for everyone.

yes i think so zigangie its all to do with sleeping patterns and fatigue during meno, it causes all these neuro symptoms.

Didn't think of that. That could very well be what's happening. I start to dream soon as I doze off.