QUOTE (stitchnanny @ Jun 22 2009, 07:23 PM)

Debra:
You are not crazy or losing it!!!!
Remember that this is peri and things can shift from one month to the next. You say that you will be starting soon, just because you usually have symptoms during your period does not mean that you wont start having them before or even afterhand.
I used to have my problems bfore my period (teenage years). Then for a while I did not have much trouble at all. Then when I hit my mid 30s I started noticing changes before my periods every siingle month. Then when I hit my 40s I started having trouble all over the board. Now I have trouble from a couple days a head of time through my period and sometimes up to a couple days afterward.
Please dont assume that you are having problems from surgery. It could be that all the anxiety that was built up before and after surgery is surging forward and making you feel vulnerable especially with the period on the near horizon.
Hugs to you,
Jeaninne
Hi Jeaninne, I agree with you on the build up of anxiety before the surgery. I had so much that it was almost unbearable. Then of course I had the first few days on xanax and painpills. Today I took nothing and that stupid nausea has come back and I can hardly eat again. I am now calmer since I took my 1/4 prozac and 1/4 xanax and I ate a meal. I just get very scared because it feels like my brain is misfiring and I can't put thoughts together and my balance goes way off. I think after a nap I will feel better because right now the xanax and let down from the anxiety attack just kicked my butt. Thank you for pointing out what I was too hysterical to see..........................Hugs Debra
QUOTE (Medium at Large @ Jun 22 2009, 07:25 PM)

Thought I had best respond to this even if only to tell you............Just breathe. Calm your mind here. You know what is going on and you are letting your mind run away on you. Your head is okay.....its your hormones that are messed up. Did you finally take a xanax? Know that we are out here and right with you hon xo
Thanks medium at large, Your right, I let my mind run away from me. Actually, I think my brain just fell out! The xanax finally kicked in. I hate having to depend on drugs and yeah, I will be the first one here to say don't suffer, take the stuff that helps you through. Its just that not having control sometimes and not being able to mentalize myself through it. I am just hoping like most ladies here, that this is ONLY hormones and not some brain defect or organic illness. Nice, there goes my brain again. I think it just hopped the next train out again.....................Debra