Re: hormonal imbalance and health

[Guest guest]

I can relate to that - I've been on the pill for about two years to

replace hormones lost during an early menopause, and after I got my

implants almost 8 months ago (for those who don't know this, I'm

almost 2 months post-explant) everything went bonkers and I had to

stop taking the pill because my blood pressure skyrocketed. Now I'm

back to where I was before I started the pill, but luckily for me

mood swings aren't part of that. I get hot flashes and have a hard

time sleeping, and am dry as the Sahara. Luckily when I went into

menopause all my mood swings stopped. I experienced mood swings

because of my period, and when my period stopped so did the mood

swings, so that's one area that's improved because of menopause.

Sis

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> > > > Merry Christmas everyone!

> > > >

> > > > A friend of mine has just landed a great job in local news

> (DFW

> > > > area)! One of her early projects is to air a story on the

> risks

> > > > associated with breast augmentation.

> > > >

> > > > She has interviewed me, but would like to interview 1 or 2

> other

> > > > women who have suffered a variety of problems (from local to

> > > > systemic).

> > > >

> > > > If you are interested, and live in the Dallas/Fort Worth

area,

> > > > please send an email to amgonzalez@k...

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> > > > This is time sensitive, so please send an email ASAP!

> > > >

> > > > So far, this station is the only one that has not aired a

> piece

> > on

> > > > the dangers of breast augmentation (at least for the 2 years

> or

> > so

> > > > that I've been talking publically). You never know, it could

> > even

> > > go

> > > > national!

> > > >

> > > > Hope I see you on tv soon! Merry Christmas all!

> > > > Kacey

> > > >

> > > > the email again is amgonzalez@k...

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