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Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2009 12:54 am
by scaredviolet
I have been pretty good at talking myself out of panic, using positive self talk, and I do feel better that 2 weeks ago by using the skills from the program, that's for sure. But, around my monthly cycle, I start feeling low again and really have to make an effort to stay positive while I feel so yucky. More depressed than anxiety, then the fear of depression turns into anxiety. And the vicious cycle continues. Anyone else going through this? Any advice?

Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2009 3:29 am
by Guest
As women our hormones are always fluctuating, and can absolutely cause some major swings in our moods and anxiety.

I use a progesterone creme starting 2 weeks before the cycle to help balance it out and ease pms symptoms.

It's a natural creme containing extracts of wild yam and vitamin B12, mine is called Bioentopic, and I apply a 1/4 teaspoon of it day and night in different areas, like back of knees, inside of elbows, wrist etc.

You can find this at most health food stores.

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If you are looking for it, make sure it says 2% Micronized all-natural progesterone creme with B12 as they manufacture several kinds of cremes.

Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2009 12:21 pm
by Guest
YES!!!!!!!!!!! I am the EXACT same way and quite frankly I'm getting really sick of it!! Just when I think I'm doing great BAM damn period brings me down. I have scheduled an appoitment with my mental health dr. for next Tuesday to discuss this matter. I will let you know if she offers any helpful advice

Posted: Sat Aug 29, 2009 4:09 am
by Guest
My panic attacks came back with a vengance this past month and it was during my PMS. There is definitely a "hormonal" connection. I know Lucinda mentions it in the program or her book at sometime.

I was also weaning myself off of an antidepressant and felt okay until mid-cycle. So I still can't seem to shake it and will be seeing my Dr. next Friday. I know how you feel, and you are not alone with this.