The most common misconception about PMDD is that it’s the same thing as PMS, and that’s very incorrect. It’s a much more severe than PMS and can cause debilitating symptoms that interfere with a woman’s ability to function. Living with PMDD is almost like being two different people.
Can hormones REALLY do this? Can hormones really ruin your life? They sure did for me, every bit of it. Now, on the other side, healing and rebuilding, I carry a message of advocation, education, awareness, healing, and hope. Here’s my story:
I get asked all the time about PMDD… What’s it like? Well, I like to compare it to a scene out of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, or that Ozzy Osbourne meme we all love. It feels like you don’t know what’s going on inside your own head or body anymore.
By Annalise Friend I reckon it has been around since puberty, a monster that engulfs me for up to 2 weeks before Read More
By Nora Peters Since discovering this blog a few months ago, I have tried, a few times, to organize my thoughts and Read More
By Marla Sablyak PMDD is like a Jekyll and Hyde experience, or maybe more of a Bruce Banner/Hulk experience, because it is Read More
By Summer Athey Hi, my name is Summer Athey and I’m 18 years old. Many people with PMDD are a little older Read More
By Lauren Lombardo It happens when you least expect it; when you’re at your most vulnerable… It could be when you’re home Read More
By Brett Buchert Good day, Warriors! This is both my greeting to you and my proclamation of my current state for this Read More
By Dominque Rose Today was the first full PMDD day of my cycle. I’ve been fighting off the creeping anxiety for a Read More
