Menopause Matters Forum
General Discussion => New Members => Topic started by: nthwales123 on October 09, 2020, 01:51:23 PM
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Hi all
I'm 46, not had any tests but from my moods and negative sleep pattern I think I may be peri menopausal.
I've been with my partner for almost 30 years and I'm feeling constantly irritated by him, the slightest thing, and feel I'm almost looking for fault.
I don't think covid and lockdown etc helps but I don't want to blame anything on that ad use as an excuse. I'm questioning myself as to whether its me and my hormones or whether I'm feeling, is this is, am I happy to settle for this?
Any similar experiences i would love to hear from you xx
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:welcomemm:
Unrest is common I think. We get to a certain age and do wonder ...........
Browse round. It's The Change, does what it says on the tin ::)
Some find keeping a mood/food/diary of use. To chart progress. Date of your periods etc. to see if your moodiness is cyclic.
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Hi nthwales113, welcome! Right age for perimenopause! Welcome to the not so lovely club, but things will get better! 💐
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Hi nthwales113, welcome! Right age for perimenopause! Welcome to the not so lovely club, but things will get better! 💐
Thanks, I think ;D
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Welcome nthwales. With any luck surfing round the site you will find useful information going forward.
I have loved lockdown but I realise that it exacerbates issues for some. Maybe he has always been irritating but you were able to remove yourself more often without even noticing?
I giggled at sage commenting about the club... to be fair none of us would join it if we had a choice but all us girls are kinda in it together. Least we can pool resources and share info here. So welcome once again.
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Hi there and welcome to the forum 👋 think out OHs do get a rough deal,mine can irritate me so much I could punch him one but the next day? Love him to bits ;D he now knows when to just walk away
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"Yes Dear" works in this household - he's learned those words nicely ;)
There is a hints for husbands to read and print too .