What will you tell your daughter about perimenopause?
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I never had anyone to tell me about the horrors of perimenopause before it hit me. My daughters have witnessed my ongoing struggle, so I believe they will be as prepared as you can possibly be. I'm just wondering if mothers are hiding their symptoms from their daughters since the media treats menopause like a shameful event.
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This is my opinion to daughters and peri . Never let my daughter be fearful if I weren't here to talk to and ask how my time was . Most daughters follow the mother .
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Warm regards,
Elizabeth
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Rhino2015 MoodyNoire
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I will share everything my 3 daughters want to know, and at the moment starting to document things that are happedning with my health. It will be a most humerous story that's for sure
My girls all know how their deliveries went - if fact my eldest joined my huband and I at the delivery of her little sister - she was 16 at the time. As I have easy 4 hour average births, thought it may be nice to have her there also. They share such a special bond because of this - which is beautiful. The middle child never misses out (despite what she may say) she is so entirely loved also. So lucky to have our 3 girls. We share most topics and feel it has made us all very close and they are most informed when it comes to their bodies (and minds). Just my thoughts.
Love to you all x
Loui
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My daughters don't seem to believe that all my symptoms over the last 10 years have been down to menopause.
My doctor's told me all my symptoms were down to depression and that's what my kids think.
My eldest is only 6 years away from the age mine started, I do hope for her sake that she goes through it with no problems like most of the other women in my family (mum and sister didn't seem to even notice) as she had twin boys last year and they are going to keep her busy a few years.
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