Write it down; your fears, your worries, your feelings. Sometimes it can help to write these things out of your system, especially when you are in PMDD.
Write it down; your fears, your worries, your feelings. Sometimes it can help to write these things out of your system, especially when you are in PMDD.
By Jennifer Abbott Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over, she became a butterfly! This is my journey with PMDD Read More
Tomorrow will be another battle with PMDD, fighting for control over my own mind and body. Part of me is tired of this battle, wanting to give up, but I know I can’t…
By Glenda Rivera My biggest struggle with PMDD was that I didn’t know I had it. For many years, I lived feeling Read More
24 weeks.
168 days.
4,032 hours.
241,920 minutes.
14,515,200 seconds.
That is the amount of time I spend every year experiencing the symptoms of PMDD. That’s about 46% of every year. EVERY. YEAR. Let that sink in.
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 Monet Bush There is a common misconception that your menstrual cycle is just your period! It’s so not true, even though Read More
By Ms. Menses You are a fighter! This world puts up obstacles everywhere and we’ve had to learn that “life is just not 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 Adrienne Pastula I recently began adding caffeine into my diet to combat my PMDD-related depression. This is directly contrary to the Read More
