Menopause Matters Forum
Menopause Discussion => Personal Experiences => Topic started by: dulciana on August 08, 2013, 08:08:35 PM
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Does anyone else find watching the telly of an evening can stress them out? I'm sitting here watching a Prom concert on TV and because the camera's moving about and the music's quite intense, it's stressed me out and brought on a hot flush! I never was a particular Symphony Fantastique fan, but this is ridiculous!
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Oh yes, I sympathise. If hubby is watching some film which is going fast & furious, I take myself off to somewhere quiet. Sometimes it's the noise, sometimes the pictures, sometimes both. Takes all the enjoyment out of watching something. I often find it's worse when I'm tired. I describe it as feeling the way a baby does when fighting sleep.
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Hello dulciana.
I know what you mean, I've given up watching 'Top of the Lake' as all the way through every single character was irritating me!
K.
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I hate the soundtrack to films - all that swirly music. I loved the Southcliffe drama this week because it didn't have any music at all. Mind you I think I have always found it irritating but have only just worked it out!
Taz x
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Hello dulciana.
I know what you mean, I've given up watching 'Top of the Lake' as all the way through every single character was irritating me!
K.
That the one set in New Zealand yes? I wanted to kill and dismember the TV I hated it
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Geoffreey goes to be before me so I keep every night something like HUH or SB or MAKE over
Its mindless and I get calm give it a try?
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What's HUH?
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Homes Under The Hammer maybe ??? I know what you mean about fast moving stuff, some dramas whizz from shot to shot which I sure the director thinks makes it exciting but it just makes my eyes go all weird. Maybe a combination of age, hormones and the new methods used when filming now?
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I don't think I pay enough attention for it to affect me.
I don't like watching the news though. When they report on child abuse I get very upset. The reporting on the little boy who had been starved and abused broke my heart.
Honeyb
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dulciana...I know exactly what you mean.
Sometimes I feel so ill at ease with life....like I am trapped in my own skin. I just want to go in a dark room and de stress. I even lie in bed at night and get stressed...legs moving all over the bed, getting impatient and jittery about nothing.
..it's all about hormones. I hate this bloody menopause :(
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Sweet pea - it's certainly no joyride, is it? I keep a little bottle of lavender oil by my bedside, to help me relax if I wake up in the middle of the night. Really helpful. My hubby likes the smell, too! (The cat doesn't, which is a shame, because cuddling the cat and being rewarded with a soppy purrr also helps!)
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I find meditation helps with the jitters. You do have to practice it for ten minutes a day though. Just ten minutes of thinking about NOTHING does wonders.