ever doubt your diagnosis?

[Guest guest]

Hi .

Don't get down on yourself! I have a 4 year old girl and am in a similar

situation at the same time of the month! Misery loves company! LOL

I try to think of it this way...It's like being a single, stay at home mom

with a paycheck! As yucky as I can feel, my daughter still favors me to my

husband because I take the time. I also try to remember that I will not be

the one regretting not being home 10 years from now.

Keep your face to the sun!

Missy

[Guest guest]

Hi .

Don't get down on yourself! I have a 4 year old girl and am in a similar

situation at the same time of the month! Misery loves company! LOL

I try to think of it this way...It's like being a single, stay at home mom

with a paycheck! As yucky as I can feel, my daughter still favors me to my

husband because I take the time. I also try to remember that I will not be

the one regretting not being home 10 years from now.

Keep your face to the sun!

Missy

[Guest guest]

Hi .

Don't get down on yourself! I have a 4 year old girl and am in a similar

situation at the same time of the month! Misery loves company! LOL

I try to think of it this way...It's like being a single, stay at home mom

with a paycheck! As yucky as I can feel, my daughter still favors me to my

husband because I take the time. I also try to remember that I will not be

the one regretting not being home 10 years from now.

Keep your face to the sun!

Missy

[Guest guest]

I'm feeling very down. Major PMS and I hurt all over. I'm so tired

and sick of feeling like this. I've been to every kind of specialist

and I worry so much that they have missed something. I don't want to

be one of those people, you know the ones that have cancer or some

other disease that goes undiagnosed for years and then it's too late

for treatment.

I know I sound terrible. My husband travels a lot for his job. He

was gone all last week and worked part of this weekend. Because of a

family party today, he didn't get to spend any time with our little

guy. Which our son started to cry about. It's heartbreaking. I

feel like I don't have enough time or energy for him and his Dad is

out of town so often. I do the best I can, we have many friends and

playdates. And everyone tells me I'm a fantastic Mom, I just feel

like he's gotten a bad deal.

I get very sad and worried around the time of my period, so this is

nothing new. I just wanted to vent and ask for a little support.

Thanks for listening.

[Guest guest]

Thanks Missy. It's nice to hear from a fellow at-home Mom. This job

has definite perks. (such as sticky hugs and kisses and hours spent

cloud watching!) But, this week has been particularly hard and filled

with comments from well-meaning strangers and friends, like, " if you

got a job, you'd feel better. " (I have a job-- I'm a household

manager and I do many hours of volunteer work per week!)

Thanks for your wisdom and the reminder that this job has no regrets

for me and never will!

> Hi .

>

> Don't get down on yourself! I have a 4 year old girl and am in a

similar

> situation at the same time of the month! Misery loves company! LOL

>

> I try to think of it this way...It's like being a single, stay at

home mom

> with a paycheck! As yucky as I can feel, my daughter still favors

me to my

> husband because I take the time. I also try to remember that I

will not be

> the one regretting not being home 10 years from now.

>

> Keep your face to the sun!

>

> Missy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Missy. It's nice to hear from a fellow at-home Mom. This job

has definite perks. (such as sticky hugs and kisses and hours spent

cloud watching!) But, this week has been particularly hard and filled

with comments from well-meaning strangers and friends, like, " if you

got a job, you'd feel better. " (I have a job-- I'm a household

manager and I do many hours of volunteer work per week!)

Thanks for your wisdom and the reminder that this job has no regrets

for me and never will!

> Hi .

>

> Don't get down on yourself! I have a 4 year old girl and am in a

similar

> situation at the same time of the month! Misery loves company! LOL

>

> I try to think of it this way...It's like being a single, stay at

home mom

> with a paycheck! As yucky as I can feel, my daughter still favors

me to my

> husband because I take the time. I also try to remember that I

will not be

> the one regretting not being home 10 years from now.

>

> Keep your face to the sun!

>

> Missy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Missy. It's nice to hear from a fellow at-home Mom. This job

has definite perks. (such as sticky hugs and kisses and hours spent

cloud watching!) But, this week has been particularly hard and filled

with comments from well-meaning strangers and friends, like, " if you

got a job, you'd feel better. " (I have a job-- I'm a household

manager and I do many hours of volunteer work per week!)

Thanks for your wisdom and the reminder that this job has no regrets

for me and never will!

> Hi .

>

> Don't get down on yourself! I have a 4 year old girl and am in a

similar

> situation at the same time of the month! Misery loves company! LOL

>

> I try to think of it this way...It's like being a single, stay at

home mom

> with a paycheck! As yucky as I can feel, my daughter still favors

me to my

> husband because I take the time. I also try to remember that I

will not be

> the one regretting not being home 10 years from now.

>

> Keep your face to the sun!

>

> Missy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> I'm feeling very down. Major PMS and I hurt all over. I'm so

tired

> and sick of feeling like this. >

> I get very sad and worried around the time of my period, so this is

> nothing new. I just wanted to vent and ask for a little support.

> Thanks for listening.

>

,

Sorry to hear you're feeling so down. I think everyone in this group

has been there at one time or another. We are all here for you. As to

getting all weepy and down with PMS, have you asked your gynecologist

about PMDD(premenstrual disphoric disorder), which is basically very

bad pms that keeps you from functioning normally during your pms and

period time. I have this. Since I went on the Zoloft, I have not had

this problem. Which is wonderful, considering how horrible I was when

I was PMS'ing. My periods have been more tolerable as well, which is

weird. Has anyone else noticed this? That their periods are less

painful when on anti-depressants? Take care . Anytime you

need to vent, or need support, we are all here for you.

[Guest guest]

> I'm feeling very down. Major PMS and I hurt all over. I'm so

tired

> and sick of feeling like this. >

> I get very sad and worried around the time of my period, so this is

> nothing new. I just wanted to vent and ask for a little support.

> Thanks for listening.

>

,

Sorry to hear you're feeling so down. I think everyone in this group

has been there at one time or another. We are all here for you. As to

getting all weepy and down with PMS, have you asked your gynecologist

about PMDD(premenstrual disphoric disorder), which is basically very

bad pms that keeps you from functioning normally during your pms and

period time. I have this. Since I went on the Zoloft, I have not had

this problem. Which is wonderful, considering how horrible I was when

I was PMS'ing. My periods have been more tolerable as well, which is

weird. Has anyone else noticed this? That their periods are less

painful when on anti-depressants? Take care . Anytime you

need to vent, or need support, we are all here for you.

[Guest guest]

> I'm feeling very down. Major PMS and I hurt all over. I'm so

tired

> and sick of feeling like this. >

> I get very sad and worried around the time of my period, so this is

> nothing new. I just wanted to vent and ask for a little support.

> Thanks for listening.

>

,

Sorry to hear you're feeling so down. I think everyone in this group

has been there at one time or another. We are all here for you. As to

getting all weepy and down with PMS, have you asked your gynecologist

about PMDD(premenstrual disphoric disorder), which is basically very

bad pms that keeps you from functioning normally during your pms and

period time. I have this. Since I went on the Zoloft, I have not had

this problem. Which is wonderful, considering how horrible I was when

I was PMS'ing. My periods have been more tolerable as well, which is

weird. Has anyone else noticed this? That their periods are less

painful when on anti-depressants? Take care . Anytime you

need to vent, or need support, we are all here for you.

[Guest guest]

thanks ,

I'll talk to my gyn.

I really appreciate your response. There is comfort knowing that

you're not alone.

> > I'm feeling very down. Major PMS and I hurt all over. I'm so

> tired

> > and sick of feeling like this. >

> > I get very sad and worried around the time of my period, so this

is

> > nothing new. I just wanted to vent and ask for a little

support.

> > Thanks for listening.

> >

>

> ,

>

> Sorry to hear you're feeling so down. I think everyone in this

group

> has been there at one time or another. We are all here for you. As

to

> getting all weepy and down with PMS, have you asked your

gynecologist

> about PMDD(premenstrual disphoric disorder), which is basically

very

> bad pms that keeps you from functioning normally during your pms

and

> period time. I have this. Since I went on the Zoloft, I have not

had

> this problem. Which is wonderful, considering how horrible I was

when

> I was PMS'ing. My periods have been more tolerable as well, which

is

> weird. Has anyone else noticed this? That their periods are less

> painful when on anti-depressants? Take care . Anytime you

> need to vent, or need support, we are all here for you.

>

>

[Guest guest]

thanks ,

I'll talk to my gyn.

I really appreciate your response. There is comfort knowing that

you're not alone.

> > I'm feeling very down. Major PMS and I hurt all over. I'm so

> tired

> > and sick of feeling like this. >

> > I get very sad and worried around the time of my period, so this

is

> > nothing new. I just wanted to vent and ask for a little

support.

> > Thanks for listening.

> >

>

> ,

>

> Sorry to hear you're feeling so down. I think everyone in this

group

> has been there at one time or another. We are all here for you. As

to

> getting all weepy and down with PMS, have you asked your

gynecologist

> about PMDD(premenstrual disphoric disorder), which is basically

very

> bad pms that keeps you from functioning normally during your pms

and

> period time. I have this. Since I went on the Zoloft, I have not

had

> this problem. Which is wonderful, considering how horrible I was

when

> I was PMS'ing. My periods have been more tolerable as well, which

is

> weird. Has anyone else noticed this? That their periods are less

> painful when on anti-depressants? Take care . Anytime you

> need to vent, or need support, we are all here for you.

>

>

[Guest guest]

thanks ,

I'll talk to my gyn.

I really appreciate your response. There is comfort knowing that

you're not alone.

> > I'm feeling very down. Major PMS and I hurt all over. I'm so

> tired

> > and sick of feeling like this. >

> > I get very sad and worried around the time of my period, so this

is

> > nothing new. I just wanted to vent and ask for a little

support.

> > Thanks for listening.

> >

>

> ,

>

> Sorry to hear you're feeling so down. I think everyone in this

group

> has been there at one time or another. We are all here for you. As

to

> getting all weepy and down with PMS, have you asked your

gynecologist

> about PMDD(premenstrual disphoric disorder), which is basically

very

> bad pms that keeps you from functioning normally during your pms

and

> period time. I have this. Since I went on the Zoloft, I have not

had

> this problem. Which is wonderful, considering how horrible I was

when

> I was PMS'ing. My periods have been more tolerable as well, which

is

> weird. Has anyone else noticed this? That their periods are less

> painful when on anti-depressants? Take care . Anytime you

> need to vent, or need support, we are all here for you.

>

>