Women’s Emotions in Crisis.
I want to tell you all that when I was a younger adult, I had very irregular hormonal cycles. I would have a monthly cycle which was 30 days, then the next month would be 28 days, and each one would get shorter, until I was cycling every two weeks. Then I would get sick with migraines, and things, coupled with nausea and vomiting, and then I would get another monthly business, which I would not be able to judge timewise, for all these other things would be happening to me. I was a total mess hormonally. This went on through my adolescence into my twenties and thirties, having four live births and three miscarriages, and at the age of 37, I had endometriosis and fibroid tumors so bad, and a couple ovarian cysts to boot, so my doctor recommended a hysterectomy, which I hassled around about, because /I had heard they turn into men, etc., after those, but eventually I had mine completely. It stabilized me hormonally, so I didn’t have the ups and downs that I had previously had, but I still had mood swings, because everything made me cry. One day when I was about 38 or 39, I bough a bottle of Niacin (B3) tablets, because somebody told me that they were good for migraines. I did not know how to take them, but I kept them in my purse in case I needed them. I remember going into town one day, and the pills were in my purse, and I began to get a headache. Every time I felt the pain, I took a Niacin pill. By the end of the day, I could tell the difference in my general attitude toward my current situation, which was not good. I was unhappily married, but trying to stick with the guy to keep my son safe from a certain predator who was after him. But at the end of this day I am telling you about, I was able to be positive and think straight for the first time in my life. I think it was because of the B3 pills. I read up on it, and the B3 helps to straighten the molecules of the brain. That was what I needed then, and I think a lot of women would do well to think about vitamin therapy for their own emotional stability. It certainly was helpful to me.
I know this is all one paragraph, but that is how I think in the first draft stage. Thank you for reading this.


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