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Almost Over
Finally the PMDD part of Philomena is freak'n over!!! Now I have relief besides small body aches. I was able to really enjoy my day at work, yesterday. Thank you, Jesus, for getting me through the PMDD once again. I'm also glad that I have three months until Philomena visits the next time, so I can have a normal life again.
I’m glad the day is over.
I was determined to not fall asleep all day, but accidentally knocked out riding in the car today. I think I’ll have no problems all night tonight. My sleeping habits have been tossed around by Philomena (PMDD) that for days I haven’t slept well at all. Tonight will different....I hope. Lord Jesus, it better be! I have first official day at work tomorrow, so I need to be at my best...with Philomena attached to me draining my energy. Jesus give me strength, and please don’t allow any minor panic attacks happen like today! *sigh*
Love Me Till I'm Me Again
*Things to Never Say to a person with PMDD*
PMDD AWARENESS
page started by: Amanda LaFleur
$10 from each item purchased will be donated to the National Association for Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder.
About this cause:
Any woman with Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder will tell you what a nightmare this disorder truly is. It causes pain both physically and emotionally for not only her, but to those she loves. A woman with PMDD should be recognized for the struggle and survival she endures month after month. Show the woman you love you are by her side no matter what. Especially if that woman is you.
The Black Spot = PMDD
Perfect example on how I feel when I realize that time-of-month is almost here.
My PMDD is named Philomena
I want to cry so freak'n bad cause that "time of month" is around the corner. If you do not know about Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder [PMDD] it's a severe mood disorder caused by a negative physiological reaction to a woman's own ovulation cycle. (napmdd.org/get-the-facts) Also, PMDD is not PMS. With that said, this disorder can be seriously maddening for the one who suffers from it, and for those around her.
On a personal level.....oh gosh, I don't know where to start. :( Oh yes, some of the top symptoms for me are extreme fatigue, confusion, increased heart rate, anxious, depressed and decrease appetite. Only to mention a few! *sigh* For example, I'm prone to be hypoglycemic plus basic menstrual symptoms and adding all that onto being PMDD. OMGosh, it's absolute torture!
On the National Association of Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder website, gives a good explaination on what PMDD feels like for those who don't suffer from it. - 'Women with PMDD often describe a "Jekyll and Hyde" shift in their personality and well being during PMDD. They often feel like the opposite of who they are normally. Women with PMDD can feel anxious about just leaving their house when they are normally very social. PMDD can make a sufferer feel "out of control" and like they are "losing their minds". Many women with PMDD feel plain "crazy".' (napmdd.org/get-the-facts)
That's it for now. More future posts to come. yay :(
