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I have a "friend" who shows up once a month. She turns my world upside down, over and over again.
I am a good person, caring and sweet, but when she comes to visit, I could rip off your head.
She takes no prisoners, foul words she does spout, I try to keep the words in, she lets them come out.
People don't understand me, or what this is about, to have this creature inside my head.
I despise who I am, half of the time, I feel sorry for my daughter, family and friends.
There's no way to describe it, for those who don't know, it's a living nightmare, she really needs to go.
~Neysia Manor, Rest in Peace

Sunday, May 22, 2016

PMDD Quote of the Week

PMDD - It's not just mental and emotional.  

 ~Horrible, horrible anxiety tonight, along with every joint in my body aching.~

 ~Exhausted, and falling asleep against my will all day...~

 ~PMDD is sometimes like being a prisoner of your own body.~ 

~The thing is, at the toughest time of the month, I don't "cry" -- I just close my eyes and tears stream out of them.~

 ~I have almost taken my life numerous times in the past, unaware of what I was dealing with, thinking it was some moral failing on my part.~

 PMDD can also affect us physically and spiritually.  We can feel on top of the world one minute, and the next be on our knees praying for the strength we need to get through the next day, hour, even the next minute.  Most times there's no way to prepare for its arrival, as the nightmare that is PMDD can creep in slowly, or broadside us in a blink, and totally without warning.  

Posted by Liana at livingwithpmdd.com at 5/22/2016
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1 comment:

  1. UnknownJune 6, 2016 at 9:49 AM

    I can strongly relate with these quotes. Why, they have often been my very own. PMDD is a debilitating mental illness, with every month of it bringing horrible repercussions in not only relationships but also, into the psyche of an otherwise normal human being.

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