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Menopause - pushed into it before my time

I am not really sure when I was supposed to go through Menopause. They say that its similar to your mother.  Mum was in her late 40's when she went through it.

I was pushed into early menopause because I had the double mastectomy. Then the chemo seem to push me through then fairly quickly. I think my body must have been in shock as so many things happening to it. I only get one symptom, that is the hot flushes. Every time I think I am through them as I don't have them for a few months. They come back. They are really bad its like my pores turn into a tap...turned on full and then it passes. I am so lucky I think, as some woman really suffer with menopause.

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  1. ThomasJr7 February 2012 at 21:43

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  2. Iamstillawoman8 February 2012 at 09:17

    Thank you for the link, i have sent you an email.

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  4. Iamstillawoman21 February 2012 at 17:53

    Great Sammy that is interesting. Did not know that existed. Thank you for the information.

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