"Perimenopause and lack of energy" update

Dear derek,

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http://forum.smarthealthshop.com/energy/6738-perimenopause-lack-energy.html

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http://forum.smarthealthshop.com/showthread.php?t=6738#post99542
Posted by: sandooch
On: 08-11-2012 12:35 AM

Yes, I beleive they are hormone related as well, and now the hot flashes have begun; although, they are not too bad, just a little bothersome now that the weather here in getting up around 100 degrees.

Seventy-five dollars is a great deal, but I've got my youngest starting college in a couple of months. With tuition payments and college books costing an arm and a leg, I've got to see where we are after paying all those expenses first. Things aren't too bad health wise and my energy does get better whne I stay away from the refinded carbs, so I can hang in there a bit longer. Luckily, my hubby's got a job interview next week with an awesome company that sounds very promising. All my life I've had jobs that provided health insurance, so living without it to me is like playing Russian roulette with your health and life. I'm crossing my fingers that will change soon.
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http://forum.smarthealthshop.com/showthread.php?t=6738#post99555
Posted by: Cthulhu
On: 08-11-2012 05:13 AM


---Quote (Originally by sandooch)---
Yes, I beleive they are hormone related as well, and now the hot flashes have begun; although, they are not too bad, just a little bothersome now that the weather here in getting up around 100 degrees.

Seventy-five dollars is a great deal, but I've got my youngest starting college in a couple of months. With tuition payments and college books costing an arm and a leg, I've got to see where we are after paying all those expenses first. Things aren't too bad health wise and my energy does get better whne I stay away from the refinded carbs, so I can hang in there a bit longer. Luckily, my hubby's got a job interview next week with an awesome company that sounds very promising. All my life I've had jobs that provided health insurance, so living without it to me is like playing Russian roulette with your health and life. I'm crossing my fingers that will change soon.
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It sure is - I went without for years. My girlfriend had to have major surgery with no health insurance some years ago as well. Hopefully the interview goes well and you can get covered soon..........


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