Xmas

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hey ladies i have a xmas party coming up this saturday and would like to have a few drinks but im worried it will make my symptoms worse

any advice please

eloise x

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  • Posted

    The way I see it... you feel worse if you drink excessively, but we feel bad anyway. Might as well have some fun. AND get a good night's sleep. 😉

  • Posted

    I agree with Karen. Drink up and have some fun!

    Honestly, I never saw any difference in my symptoms when I cut out everything.

    Although I do find that wine now gives me a headache. Maybe go with whiskey! :-0

  • Posted

    Everyone is different. I had two margaritas with a friend and we laughed so hard. I needed to laugh. Two drink max for me though. Have some drinks honey!

  • Posted

    Hey, if you are well enough to get to the party...then why not have a couple!

  • Posted

    im not a big drinker, but when i have a cocktail i start to relax, and feel a little at ease, takes the edge off for a few hours.

  • Posted

    Drink up...but...i find red wine makes me more apt to a night if hotflashes .

  • Posted

    Go for it eloise, I'm sure it will do you good. There's no reason you can't drink is there, I do with bhrt, thyroid meds etc you'll be fine. Enjoy yourself! Xx

  • Posted

    Try not to think so much about! Don't let meno ruin your life! Life goes on and meno is just a hormonal imbalance and not a disease. I was at a very dark emotional state a year ago but things are much better now! Hope it helps! 😃

    • Posted

      thank you there are days when it trys to take over your life but i dont let it

      this forum has really helped me with so much stuff

  • Posted

    Relax, have fun and enjoy yourself!!

    🎉🍾

    Try not to allow the peri/meno to take over your life... it's really not worth it x

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