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Sooo, I’m at THAT age us women inevitably have to go through, and I’m getting lots of brain fog along with other symptoms, I realised that the photo of the alpaca I posted yesterday, had already been posted last month. 😂 This capture was the one I intended to post. The lights are definitely fading in my head.
Going through a rough patch currently, Daniel has quite bad depression and has started medication, and is suffering from the side effects, but hopefully soon they will pass and we will be able to resume life and be much happier.
Antonio finished college 4 weeks earlier than anticipated, so now I have to try to prise him off his pc for 10 weeks rather than 6. Fun times 😳 So, I may have to do mostly group responses to my posts due to needing to focus on family, and also my website I am building on teemill.
My flickr pro account expires end of July, so I have decided to use the opportunity to not renew it until Antonio has returned to college in September, which means more time over the holidays to try to enjoy the summer as a family and less internet time. I will, however check in and follow you guys. Flickr is my happy place.
Have a wonderful summer, much love from us all. ❤️❤️❤️
Amanita muscaria, also known as the fly agaric fungus due to its ability to effectively repel flies, has been studied in mythology and science for hundreds of years. In medicine, amanita is used as a natural way to solve the problems of arthritis, swollen joints, menopause, and is an effective remedy for pain.
Red Clover Tea is a delicious beverage that has many potential health benefits. Some of the benefits that have been studied and proven. These include relief from menopausal symptoms, improved heart health, cancer prevention, and better blood sugar control.
Oh no, but it's not me 😮😮😮
I will disappoint you but all my photos are made with models and certainly not me 😂 I would have a hard time doing it to achieve this result ..
To cut short all the fantasies that you would like to lend me, I'm old enough to be a grandmother, I'm 59 this year, menopausal wrinkles and curves 😏
But when I am told like yesterday or the day before that my photography is modern, young, sometimes cheeky, that can only please me ...
Ah ah, you made me laugh while waiting! I specify that the young girl pictured here is just 20 years old ! lol
Taken in my garden this morning after overnight rain. Minimal processing here -it looked much like this (minus the text and ttv layer) straight off the camera.
Polygonatum multiflorum or Solomon's Seal.
The root is the active part and is used in a range of afflictions from menopause to broken bones.
Excerpt from the plaque:
Motherwort:
•A tall, flowering perennial herb native to Europe, and naturalized in many parts of the United States.
•As the species name “cardiac” implies, it is used for heart conditions, specifically tachycardia.
•Motherwort contains ursolic acid, which is responsible for its cardio-rotective properties. It also contains leonurine, which is anti-inflammatory, and contains polysaccharaides that have anti-oxidant properties.
•This plant has been used in fold medicine to treat anxiety, depression and menopausal symptoms. While early research is promising, more data is needed.
Explore Frontpage | 17.09.2008 (Many many thxs! :D)
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Honestly didn't know what to say today (which is most unusual!) might be going through my man's menopause i think LOL! i guess its best for me to shut my nonsense trap for at least a day for now :P Hope you enjoy this sunset shot and one of my favourite songs of all time! cheerios!
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About
The Sunset at the Glenelg Beach
The Shot
Standard 3 exposure shot (+2..0..-2 EV) with tripod using Sigma DC HSM 10-20mm lens
Photomatix
- Tonemapped generated HDR using detail enhancer option
Photoshop
- Added 1 layer mask effect of 'curves' to increase the contrast
- Added 1 layer mask effect of 'saturation' (yellows & reds) to decrease the harshness of the foreshore
- Added 1 layer mask effects of 'saturation' (master) to slightly tone up the sky portion
- Used 'unsharp mask' (as always) on the background layer
You
All comments, criticism and tips for improvements are (as always) welcome.
Music
George Michael & Elton John - Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me
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Blessed Thistle is a medicinal plant, is used in folk medicine for digestive problems such as gas, constipation, and stomach upset. This herb acts as an appetite stimulant and digestive aid. The entire plant is edible. The herb contains B-complex vitamins, calcium, iron and manganese. Today Blessed Thistle is used to treat digestive problems. It also cleanses the blood, improves circulation, and strengthens the heart. Blessed Thistle increases the appetite and stomach secretions, and works to heal liver and gallbladder diseases. It is also used for menopause and menstrual cramps, and can aid in increasing milk flow in nursing mothers. Blessed Thistle also works well in treating anorexia, indigestion, flatulence and colic. It can relieve headaches caused by a sluggish liver, lethargy and irritability and is used for reducing diarrhea. Blessed Thistle is known to alleviate inflammation and stop bleeding and cuts
menopause and teaching a sixteen year old how to drive a car will occur in the same week :-)
Erma Bombeck
HGGT! Science Matters!
rudbeckia, juniper level gardens, plant delights nursery, raleigh, north carolina
Newly bloom Passion flower inside NYBG's Enid Haupt Conservatory Gardens.
Passion flower
Passiflora x kewensis
PASSIFLORACEAE
(P.caerulea x P. kermesina)
--- nccih.nih.gov
. Passion flower is a climbing vine that is native to the southeastern United States and Central and South America.
. Native peoples of the Americas used passionflower as a sedative.
. today, Passion flower is promoted as a dietary supplement for anxiety and sleep problems, as well as for pain, heart rhythm problems, menopausal symptoms, and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. it is also applied to the skin for burns and to treat hemorrhoids.
Also know as Sandstone Falls at New River Gorge National Park in West Virginia.
St. John's wort (Hypericum perforatum) is a flowering shrub native to Europe. It gets its name from the fact that it often blooms on the birthday of the biblical John the Baptist.
The flowers and leaves of St. John's wort contain active ingredients such as hyperforin. St. John's wort is available as a supplement. People use St. John's wort to treat depression and menopausal symptoms.
Source and more info: www.mayoclinic.org/drugs-supplements-st-johns-wort/art-20...
For some women the menopause can be quite a liberation. Like the transformation of a caterpillar into a butterfly:-)
My goodness, i did not realise how tough life would be without Trev.
Think how tough it would be?, multiply it by a million AND add menopause and that's how i feel.
That so called God and the Angels that took Trev, have left me, his boy's and his family in Hell ... ANGER is part of the so called "grieving process" that apparently only time can help heal .... Well that's definitely the part I'm am at the moment thanks to CANCER!
I HATE CANCER, TIME and the BLOODY PROCESS!
COME ON ENGLAND ... I NEED YOU AND OUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU!
FOOTBALL'S COMING HOME!
THANKS FOR YOUR VISIT AND FAVES
ON THE REACTIONS I WILL TRY TO RESPOND BACK
Passiebloem, goed voor het hart
Hartkloppingen worden door fytotherapeuten behandeld met passiebloem, tenminste dat is één van de medicijnen tegen deze aandoening. Daarnaast wordt te hoge bloeddruk tegen gegaan met deze mooie bloem. Dat is voornamelijk als de verhoogde bloeddruk wordt veroorzaakt door stress. De ontspannende werking brengt het hart tot rust.
Passiebloem, goed tegen stress
De kalmeringseffecten van passiebloem komen het best tot uiting in de behandelingen tegen stress. Stress kan migraine triggeren, maag- en darmklachten veroorzaken, verhoogde schildklierwerking als gevolg hebben en diverse andere symptomen zoals nervositeit en concentratiemoeilijkheden opwekken. Door gebruik te maken van passiebloem, als medicijn worden al deze stressgerelateerde ziektebeelden sterk verminderd. Een fytotherapeut zal passiebloem geven aan een patiënt die meerdere indicaties van het bovengenoemde rijtje met zich meedraagt.
Passiebloem tegen ontwenningsverschijnselen
Veel van de werkingen van passiebloem betreffen psychische indicaties. Een bijzondere indicatie is het hebben van ontwenningsverschijnselen na een verslaving. Iemand die gerookt heeft of wil stoppen met blowen, drinken of zelfs harddrugs zoals cocaïne en heroïne gebruiken zal zijn ontwenningsverschijnselen beter kunnen verdragen en minder groot zien worden door passiebloem te gebruiken. Dit middel harmoniseert het centrale zenuwstelsel. Een persoon die verslaafd is aan alcohol leidt vaak aan slaapstoornissen. Deze worden met passiebloemthee of andere verwerkingsvormen tegen gegaan.
Niet alleen alcoholisten kunnen slaapproblemen krijgen, ook vrouwen in de overgang lijden hier dikwijls aan. Soms word je door voortdurende ongerustheid ´s nachts veelvuldig wakker. De meeste angstdempende medicijnen van de farmaceutische industrie veroorzaken sufheid, maar niet de passiebloem. Het bloemetje neemt angsten en beklemmende gevoelens weg. Overdreven bezorgdheid, paniekaanvallen en insomnia worden op natuurlijke wijze genezen door passiebloem te gebruiken.
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Passion flower, good for the heart
Heart palpitations are treated by phytotherapists with passion flower, at least that is one of the medicines for this condition. In addition, high blood pressure is counteracted with this beautiful flower. This is mainly when the high blood pressure is caused by stress. The relaxing effect calms the heart.
Passion flower, good against stress
The calming effects of passion flower are best expressed in treatments against stress. Stress can trigger migraines, cause stomach and intestinal complaints, result in increased thyroid function and induce various other symptoms such as nervousness and concentration difficulties. By using passion flower as a medicine, all these stress-related symptoms are greatly reduced. A phytotherapist will give passion flower to a patient who carries several indications from the above list.
Passion flower against withdrawal symptoms
Many of the effects of passion flower concern psychological indications. A special indication is having withdrawal symptoms after an addiction. Someone who has smoked or wants to quit smoking weed, drinking or even using hard drugs such as cocaine and heroin will be able to tolerate their withdrawal symptoms better and see them become less severe by using passion flower. This drug harmonizes the central nervous system. A person who is addicted to alcohol often suffers from sleep disorders. These are counteracted with passion flower tea or other forms of processing.
Not only alcoholics can have sleep problems, women in menopause also often suffer from this. Sometimes you wake up frequently at night due to constant anxiety. Most anxiety-reducing medicines from the pharmaceutical industry cause drowsiness, but not passion flower. The flower takes away anxiety and oppressive feelings. Excessive worry, panic attacks and insomnia are naturally cured by using passion flower.
James 3:15 “This is not the wisdom that comes down from above, but it is earthly, intellectual, and demoniacal.”
“COVID Vaccines May Reduce Women’s Lifelong Egg Supply, Rat Study Suggests”
“Turkish researchers said the results of their study justify ‘further investigations into the vaccines’ effects on human ovarian reserve.’ Experts said the study’s findings have ‘profound’ implications for global fertility rates.”
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“’This is not unexpected — the lipid nanoparticles encapsulating the mRNA have a particular preference for the ovaries, according to animal biodistribution studies. Once inside, the mRNA instructs the ovaries to produce toxic Spike protein, leading to tissue damage and infertility,’ Hulscher said.”
“Aside from the decline in ovarian follicles measured in the Turkish study, the results also showed other negative reproductive health outcomes in the vaccinated groups.
“One such outcome was a decline in Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) — which is representative of ovarian reserve, or the quantity of oocytes in the ovary. Lower levels of AMH are “associated with poor fertility outcomes and earlier menopause,” Hulscher wrote.”
“It’s been known since 2017 that lipid nanoparticles damage reproduction in men and women.”
“A preprint published by six Czech, Danish and Swedish researchers last month that examined approximately 1.3 million Czech women ages 18-39 found that those who had received COVID-19 vaccines had approximately 33% fewer successful pregnancies compared to unvaccinated women.
“The total fertility rate in the Czech Republic declined by 21% during the period studied.”
“A study published in Molecular Therapy Nucleic Acids in March found that mRNA crosses the placenta within one hour, leading to the development of spike protein that remains in fetal tissues after birth. A study published last month in BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth found a higher miscarriage rate among COVID-vaccinated women.”
#3:206 - the funny bone
Metaphorazine
by Jeff Noon
from a book of amazing short stories and viral prose named Pixel Juice
Johnny takes Metaphorazine. Every clockwork day. Says it burns his house down, with a haircut made of wings. You could say he eats a problem. You could say he stokes his thrill. Every clingfilm evening, climb inside a little pill. Intoxicate the feelings. Play those skull-piano blues. Johnny takes Metaphorazine.
He's a dog.
Lucy takes Simileum. That's not half as bad. She's only like a moon gone slithering, upside-down the sky. Like a tidal wave of perfume, like a spillage in the heart. With eyes stuck tight like envelopes, and posted like a teardrop. Like a syringe, of teardrops. Like a dripfeed aphrodisiac, swallowed like a Cadillac. Lucy takes Simileum.
She's like a dog.
Graham takes Litotezol. Brain the size of particles, that cloud inside of parasites, that live inside the paradise of a pair of lice. He's a surge of melted ice cream, when he makes love like a ghost. Sparkles like a graveyard, but never gets the urge, and then sings Hallelujah! Hallelujah! like a turgid flatfoot dirge. Graham takes Litotezol.
He's a small dog.
Josie takes Hyperbolehyde. Ten thousand every second. See her face go touch the sky, when she climbs that rollercoaster high. That mouth! Such bliss! All the planets and the satellites make their home inside her lips. It's a four-minute warning! Atomic tongue! Nitrokisserene! Josie takes Hyperbolehyde.
She's a big dog.
Alanis takes Alitterene. It drags a deeper ditch. And all her dirty dealings display a debonair disdain. Her dynamo is dangerous, ditto her dusky dreams. Dummies devise diverse deluxe débâcles down dingy detox driveways. Alanis takes Alitterene.
She's a dead dog, ya dig?
Desmond takes Onomatopiates.
He's a woof woof.
Sylvia takes Oxymorox. She's got the teenage menopause. Gets her winter-sugar somersaults from sniffing non-stick glue. She wears the v-necked trousers, in the blind-eye looking-glass. Does the amputated tango, and then finds herself quite lost, in the new old english style, Sylvia takes Oxymorox.
She's a cat dog.
But Johnny takes Metaphorazine. Look at those busted street lamp eyes, that midnight clockface of a smile. That corrugated tinflesh roof of a brow. The knife, fork and spoon of his fingers, the sheer umbrella of the man's hairdo! The coldwater bedsit of his brain. He's a fanfare of atoms, I tell you! And you know that last, exquisite mathematical formula rubbed off the blackboard before the long summer holidays begin? Well, that's him. Speeding language through the veins, Johnny takes Metaphorazine.
He's a real dog.
This is from Pixel Juice. Read it.
Search on the web, says it is used for: Today, passionflower is promoted as a dietary supplement for anxiety and sleep problems, as well as for pain, heart rhythm problems, menopausal symptoms, and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. It is applied to the skin for burns and to treat hemorrhoids. If I had known that while chasing trains, I would have stopped to harvest some. These are so nice to find and view.
You know when you feel really miserable but you don’t know why, and you’re having one of those days when just about everything gets on your nerves? Maybe it’s because I spent half the morning on the phone to Sky having to upgrade my wifi and Sky box, grrrr. And maybe it’s the menopause and I’m just a grumpy cow these days. 🤔 But then you take your dog for a walk and you come home feeling really happy and like everything in the world is rosy again. That!
It’s really hard to be miserable for long when you own a Weimaraner.
Excerpt from the plaque:
Clary Sage:
•A flowering herb native to the Mediterranean basin.
•The leaves, flowers, stems and seeds can all be used for medicinal purposes.
•Clary sage is used to reduce stress and as a natural antidepressant. One small study found that inhaling the scent of Clary Sage oil led to a decrease in cortisol, a stress hormone, and produces an antidepressant effect.
•The plant contains sclareol, which mimics the effect of estrogen in the body and may be effective at reducing symptoms of menopause.
•Topical application of Clary Sage has been shown to reduce menstrual cramps.
July 8 – 24, 2011
Hot flashes, night sweats, memory loss and chocolate binges have never been as funny as in this long-running smash hit that features 25 parodies of classic baby boomer hits including “Hot Flash” (“Heat Wave”), “My Thighs” (“My Guy”) and “Stayin’ Awake” (“Stayin’ Alive”). Recommended for ages 13+
Menopause the Musical
By Jeanie Linders
For More Info and Tickets! or call 800.841.4273
Candid street shot taken in the city of Bath. I witnessed this lady hobble painfully past me. This shot wasn't taken to mock, if anything it's a "reflected" self portrait as I age and go downhill myself. Although nowhere near this lady's age, I am REALLY starting to feel it, and it's slapping me in the face that getting old sucks even more than I assumed it would.
I was going to clone out the "Plumbing and Heating" sign to add to the background bleakness but then I realised it adds to the story. I fully realise the pun in the "plumbing" too when it comes to ladies after the menopause.
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Introducing:
The Encyclopedia Of Medicinal Plants With a List of Medicinal Plants That Heal
Over 470 plants botanically described and classified by diseases.
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Tuesday, 11:24 a.m.
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...There is detailed information on the use and preparation for each plant.
In this encyclopedia you will find...
Plants for the eyes
The ___, raw or in juices is very good for the sight and for the skin in infusions and poultices.
Plants for the nervous system
___: The flowers and the leaves of this plant taken in infusions help to control and heal stress, insomnia, depressions, alcoholism, and drug addiction.
___: This plant also calms the nerves, beautifies the skin and protects the heart, using its flowers in infusions, or adding an infusion of it to bath water is very effective for insomnia or nervousness. Steam baths of its flowers also soften and beautify the skin.
Plants for the throat
___: Its flowers and its leaves in infusions, mouth rinse, mouth gargles and compresses are medicine for tonsillitis, pharyngitis and laryngitis.
___: Anti-inflammatory and astringent, the decoction of ___ or crushed ___, may be applied in any of the following ways:
Mouth rinses and gargles for ailments of the mouth and the throat.
Eye washes or blocked up noses
Vaginal irrigations
Sitz baths, for ailments of the anus or rectum
Arm baths, for chilblains
Plants for the heart
___: In infusions and under medical supervision, all the parts of this plant have properties to strengthen the heart, increase the strength of the cardiac contractions and to fight angina pectoris.
___: The infusion of its flowers and also its fruit are very effective for the treatment of palpitations, hypertension and other nervous cardio circulatory ailments.
Plants for the arteries
____: The decoction of the leaves of this plant is a powerful vasodilator of the arteries to the brain, to fight senile ailments, ageing and memory loss. ____ that is extracted from this prodigious plant is one of the most frequently used drugs today in the treatment of failure of the blood supply to the brain, migraines, hemorrhages, etc.
____: In mexico, and many other parts of the world, infusions of ____ and their young stems are used for bronchial colds and respiratory ailments. The oil from its seeds is rich in unsaturated fatty acids, as well as in vitamin E, A, and B. Therefore, it is particularly indicated for reducing the cholesterol levels in the blood, as well as for diabetes, kidneys and skin diseases.
Plants for the veins
___: A decoction of ____ nuts or wood is indicated to fight varicose veins, hemorrhoids and the disorders of menopause, using it in decoctions. In sitz baths it also alleviates urination disorders, pertaining to the prostate syndrome, cystitis or urinary incontinence. Likewise, it can be highly advisable for cases of hemorrhoids.
____: The oil of this plant is recommended for oily skin and for cases of acne. A decoction of the bark of the young branches and the leaves is used as a medicine in the case of heavy legs, varicose veins, phlebitis, in tisanes, compresses, hip baths and friction massages.
Plants for the respiratory system
____: The decoction of the leaves and the flowers has extraordinary properties, using it in infusions or essences to calm coughs, respiratory and digestive ailments. In baths, rinses, gargles, compresses and friction massages, it heals mouth and anal ailments, rheumatism and headaches, depression, asthenia and exhaustion.
____: Infusions of the dried leaves and flowers, used in tisanes give results in the cases of voice loss, acute bronchitis, bronco-pneumonia, asthma, and emphysema. ____ is also very helpful when stopping smoking, since it cleans the bronchial tubes of secretions, encouraging their elimination.
Plants for the digestive system
____: The infusions and essences of this plant are very appropriate for digestive ailments, colic's, flatulence, etc. Compresses, washes and friction massages are highly indicated for rheumatism, healing of wounds and eye washes.
____: Infusions of its leaves and flowered tops have properties to calm pain, they are invigorating and aphrodisiacs. It is recommended in cases of dyspepsia, intestinal wind, digestive spasms and colic, gastric atonia, hepatitis and physical exhaustion.
Plants for the stomach
____: The juice from this plants leaves heals peptic ulcers. Poultices of the leaves heal skin ulcers. It also improves acne.
____: The whole plant in infusions, mouth rinses and cleansing's help digestion increasing the gastric juices, it fights bad breath, it expulses intestinal parasites and calms menstrual pains.
Plants for the intestine
____: The leaves and seeds are a laxative par excellence, efficient and safe, it stimulates the motility of the large intestine and decreases the permeability of the intestine mucus.
____: The leaves and fruit, in infusions, irrigations, gargles, sitz baths and compresses reduce inflammation of the skin and the mucus. It heals digestive disorders, diarrhea, colitis and other ailments of the female genital system.
Plants for the anus and the rectum
____: All the parts of this vine hold healing properties: The leaves in infusions are medicine for vein circulatory ailments, hemorrhoids, chilblains, varicose veins, and diarrhea. The sap of the vine shoots heals skin irritations and irritated eyes. The ____ cure is very suitable for cleaning the blood. The oil from ____ seeds is highly applicable for excess of cholesterol.
____: It improves hemorrhoids taking a sitz bath with the decoction of the leaves and young buds, which also decreases the desire to smoke when chewed slowly. Also in poultices it is very useful to heal wounds, ulcers and boils.
Plants for the male sexual organ
____: The seeds reduce inflammation of the bladder and the prostate and expel intestinal parasites. The pulp of baked or boiled ____ is ideal for those suffering from digestive problems and kidney ailments.
____: This plant is normally presented in pharmaceutical preparations, it invigorates without exciting and without creating dependence increasing the energy production in the cells, therefore it increases sexual capacity and spermatozoid production, invigorating the organism in general.
Plants for the metabolism
____: infusions of the leaves are very useful in slimming diets due to its diuretic, depurative and anti cholesterol action.
____: It fights obesity and cellulite. Its algae have the property of removing the appetite and it is a gentle laxative.
Plants for the locomotive system
____: Poultices of fresh leaves alleviate rheumatic pain and inflammatory of the joints.
____: In infusions, essences, baths, frictions massages, fomentations and compresses it has invigorating properties for exhaustion, kidney colic, and rheumatism.
Plants for the skin
____: From the pulp of its leaves, the gel or juice is obtained which, when applied locally, in compresses, lotions, creams or pharmaceutical preparations, exercises beneficial effects on: wounds, burns, eczema, psoriasis, acne, fungi and herpes. It beautifies the skin and improves the appearance of scars.
____: The leaves and flowers in infusions or oil are an excellent remedy for burns, it moderates the inflammatory reaction, it has a local anesthetic effect, digestive, balancer of the nervous system and antidepressant.
Plants for infectious diseases
____: All the parts of this plant are natural antibiotics against respiratory and urinary infections. It encourages the functions of the skin. It acts against baldness.
____: It is a plant that has multiple anti-infectious properties with healing powers for the nervous system, digestive, respiratory and genital-urinary systems.
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All women are advised take estrogen for menopause problem and those who have post menopausal are advised to take 600 – 800 IU’s of vitamin E daily. The doctors recommends you to take ‘E’ in 3 doses of 200 IU’s each, these tablets supplements essential vitamins to body during the menopausal.
I've been told this scar (from my hysteretomy) will fade in time to a white silvery line . I'm sure it will - beneath the pubes !!
I had a bilateral oophrectomy and Salpingectomy(surgical removal of both ovaries and both fallopian tubes) removed in September 2006 aged 43. I am now on HRT - although as I have now turned 50 ( December 2012) I am due to stop the HRT shortly
"When an oophorectomy is done before a woman's natural age of menopause, estrogen replacement therapy (HRT) may be prescribed afterward to reduce the risk of osteoporosis, hot flushes, and other menopausal symptoms."
seven little nuances
.. I have a thing for birds.. think they should never ever be caged.. they are gods creation.. free to scavenge, sing and fly..
and I have a thing for cats.. curious, temperamental, pain in the asses, scratchers, homebodies, finicky , perpetually getting into troubloe and sneaking right back out of it.
that being said.. i love all dogs.. but simply dont know how to make one behave in a house.. so no dice for me having one.. i think they rock the loyalty, the cuteness, the rescue world, ... muah to most animals.. really but deftly afraid of bats, some snakes and i am not crazy aboiut chiuaua.s or however you spell it.
# 2
if i could have a secret git wish to come true it would be to sing .. with a great voice. .. yep , I sing in my heart all the time.. but!!!!!!.. come on.. I reeeeeeeealy wanna sing..
#3
if the bread dont have crust.. i dont want it.. i will make a peanut butter and jelly with the both ends if i could every time.. i am addicted to "cup a soup".. and if i had to sacrifice rice and beans i would cry.. i dont cook every day. but when i do , its usually pretty darn good.. i never use a recipe, and my stuff taste pretty different every day.. lol..
#4... i get sooooooo pissed when people tell me they are open minded.. yet they are the fist ones to say bull crap abput christianity.. i think that kinda hilarious..
#5....i fall asleep at the drop of a hat.. i just get kinda dizzy.. and say bye.. and im gone.. but!!!.. cant sleep more than five hours at a time ever since menopause..
#6...i go without a bra to work.. i have that priveledge.. yep.. im free..
#7.. seven is a complete number in my book.. i can no longer read novels that I would pour over before.. why?.. cause I cant remember crap about .. "Who was Wendy?.. oh well. so now I read how tos.. atlases.. cooking books.. magazines.. cereal boxes.. just about anything at all..
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How are those perimenopause and
menopause symptoms treating you? Hormones can certainly make us feel like we're at their mercy--
Night sweats
Hot flashes
No desire for sex
Weight gain (easy and rapid)
Mood swings
Natural Hormone Balance can really help.
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When a woman is 58
Unmarried living all by herself
Just a computer screen as mate
Than she for the other sex
Has no feelings just
Viciousness rabidity
Full of Hate
Unbalanced mental state
Menopausal corrosion
Of human values
Yes it’s been too late
She now for man and men
Has slaughterhouse distaste
Butchering him for
A very long wait
Her sexuality eaten
Up by a menstrual morbidity
Scrawls on her libidinous slate
The few crumbs of her
Corrosive virginity rusty
Beneath the cosmetic plate
Unwanted she will
Carry it to her grave
Worms’s insects
Gnawing away at her
Bones putrid flesh
Such shall be
Her hateful fate
Racism is not just about color
It is about attitude
Your bigoted views
Your insular upbringing
That like a trap lies
In wait to incarcerate
A colored man
Because he disagrees
With you or
Your white poetic debate
How many blocks will
You put on him
To choke his voice
His freedom of speech
Lousy Lynching Maid
A Jena Tree that died
Because it had a canopy leaves
But could not give shade
You and your kind
An insult to God
God’s creativity
You who made Man eat the Fruit
That God forbade
A Snake Goddess who
Copulated with the serpent
Unafraid
Poetic Justice
A satanic silence
A satanic diatribe
That will here on Earth
In a retributive action will be repaid
Events and horrendous menopausal mood swings have prevented me getting out much recently, but finally broke through and headed sort of mountainward. Llanberis in fact and did something I have never done before, taken the Llanberis Lake Railway. A very pleasant hour spent pootling along the side of Llyn Padarn. The views were pretty gorgeous, but with the sky being flat and grey, the pics aren't as good as I had hoped, but gives me an excuse to do it again!
I have let the Roger of York winter rainbow group slide a bit, but thank you to everyone who has added a colourful pic to the group.
Another page for my menopause album.
There is a story that goes with this, which will be my 1/2 page, but I'm too tired tonite :~)
40 x 30 cm
made with the Embellisher
After I had seen Saras newest work, I remembered which I wanted to do after my menopause Angel, still other ones. However, anyhow I had lost it out of sight. However, now there is my new angel - The Engel of innocence!
My Daughter Sarah say to me - this is an "Punk Angel" because of her hair :-)
Ahhh...winter winds and air conditioning...invented for menopausal women.....
Note card is 4 1/4 x 5 1/2 " with a size A2 cream envelope.
Blank inside.
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My journey with cancer.....I have some good news I wanted to share with everyone.
I went for my three week check up yesterday (following surgery).
When Dr. Jutzi sat down she said, "I think you're done" and I said "Done, good or Done bad?" She told me that she believes my cancer is gone. No need for more chemo or hormones.
The tumour that was entangled and attached to my large bowel was endometriosis, which means that my cancer had not metastasized. She said it was surprising in someone that has gone through menopause, but it must have broken off and attached to my bowels, maybe quite some time ago. The other tumour that she removed, ended up being benign. The tumours that were in my omentum seem to have disappeared. Dr. Jutzi said she wishes she had done the surgery a year ago before I went through chemo.
Unfortunately scans and tests can only tell so much of the story, and that is what they rely on.
I'm cautiously optimistic at the moment, because for five years I have been told that they were just trying to extend my life in the most healthy way. I'm a little scared to get really happy yet (although I am happy). I have to go for tests every 3 months, and watch my body for signs.
I have another 2 weeks to go before I can lift and really exercise and get back out there with my camera (although after my appt yesterday we drove around looking for owls - found 1 barred and 7 snowy owls). It was nice to get out.
I wanted to thank everyone again for all of your prayers and support, I couldn't have survived the last five years without my family and friends.
Canon 1DXII, F9, 1/1250, ISO 500 Extender 1.4 for 700mm
Stranger than usual?
Very much so. I'm sweating, I'm angry for no reason and I could cry anytime.
Oh, them hormones. It's called menopause, my mum has that too.
Toy Project Day 3206
Portrait of Karen Arthur - educator, fashion creative, dancer, mum, grandmother, founder of Wear Your Happy and host of the brilliant podcast Menopause Whilst Black.
©Kings Davis 2022
Please do not use or reproduce this image on Websites/Blog or
any other media without my explicit permission.
Red clover, while seemingly common, boasts several interesting facts. It's a legume known for its nitrogen-fixing ability, enriching the soil, and its use as a forage crop. It also contains phytoestrogens, plant-based compounds similar to estrogen, and is sometimes used to alleviate menopausal symptoms. Furthermore, it's the national flower of Denmark and the state flower of Vermont.
Well I never, Aarash told me Fly Agaric tincture was commonly used by Afghan women to ease the symptoms of Menopause where they grow under pine trees in Montane Conifer Forest! You learn something new everyday.
It seems lately Mother Nature doesn't know what she wants. My daughter suggested she may be going through menopause
Events and horrendous menopausal mood swings have prevented me getting out much recently, but finally broke through and headed sort of mountainward. Llanberis in fact and did something I have never done before, taken the Llanberis Lake Railway. A very pleasant hour spent pootling along the side of Llyn Padarn. The views were pretty gorgeous, but with the sky being flat and grey, the pics aren't as good as I had hoped, but gives me an excuse to do it again!
I have let the Roger of York winter rainbow group slide a bit, but thank you to everyone who has added a colourful pic to the group.