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Debbie Stevens commented on Linda Roggli's blog post Hormone replacement is now a good thing?"Hello-
As much as the news sounds promising for HRT, please be mindful of other issues such as Thrombosis [Blood-clots]-If you have suffered with this at ANY time in your life, make certain to mention to your GP!
Cheers :)"
Linda Roggli posted a blog postHormone replacement is now a good thing?
A new study to be published this month in a peer-reviewed journal says that the hysteria and fear about hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is an overreaction to the 2002 findings of the Women’s Health Initiative. What a relief! My OB-GYN doc was right … so maybe I won’t keel over of a heart attack or stroke or mysterious illness that eats my nose off after all!I know my admission of using HRT in a past blog entry was a bit controversial. After all, it was my choice, not a recommendation. But it…See More
"Oh, and I really agree with you Cathy on going outside! That's why I love be in nature and learning in nature -- it's so magical and I can slow down and just be me, doing very little!"
"My take on this issue is that we've come to value multi-tasking more than peace of mind. If I'm doing 6 things at once, I may be able to call myself effecient or productive but if I can't then remember where my purse is or when the…"
Linda Roggli commented on Linda Roggli's blog post Does ADD get worse with AGE?"I completely understand! I went to the bank over the weekend to deposit a check at the ATM....and then realized I had taken the check out of my purse and left it on the kitchen island! I think I have SO many wonderful things to think about that they…"
"As I've observed baby boomers, they don't seem to be slowing down at all. In fact, most are going at a faster pace than ever before. My primary problem is my mind is not always focused on the task at hand. This is particularly true for…"
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Hormone replacement is now a good thing?
A new study to be published this month in a peer-reviewed journal says that the hysteria and fear about hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is an overreaction to the 2002 findings of the Women’s Health Initiative. What a relief! My OB-GYN doc was right … so maybe I won’t keel over of a heart attack or stroke or mysterious illness that eats my nose off after all!
I know my admission of using HRT in a past blog entry was a bit controversial. After all, it was my choice, not a… Continue
I know my admission of using HRT in a past blog entry was a bit controversial. After all, it was my choice, not a… Continue
Posted on June 4, 2009 at 12:30pm — 1 Comment
Does ADD get worse with AGE?
I coach a lot of women who ask me that question. Between our hormones bouncing all over the place and the steady progression of memories that DON’T light the corners of our minds, it makes sense.
So the answer is: yes and no.
Yes, it seems as if I forget where I left my shoes more frequently (I’ve been known to ransack the house at the last minute only to find them right beside the door!). And it seems that I need my ADD meds more than ever.
But the truth is… Continue
So the answer is: yes and no.
Yes, it seems as if I forget where I left my shoes more frequently (I’ve been known to ransack the house at the last minute only to find them right beside the door!). And it seems that I need my ADD meds more than ever.
But the truth is… Continue
Posted on June 1, 2009 at 11:16am — 4 Comments
The older I get, the more I forget
Darn it, anyway!
I swear I used to have a memory. But now my memory is just … well, a memory.
Honestly, I thought menopausal madness had come and gone for me (in two weeks I’ll be - gulp! - 57 - gulp! again).
But today I saw my favorite sweater come out of the washing machine - the sweater I DON"T want to wash.
Ever.
I cringed. Then I bravely said something like "I would really prefer that my pink sweater isn’t washed in the machine." And… Continue
I swear I used to have a memory. But now my memory is just … well, a memory.
Honestly, I thought menopausal madness had come and gone for me (in two weeks I’ll be - gulp! - 57 - gulp! again).
But today I saw my favorite sweater come out of the washing machine - the sweater I DON"T want to wash.
Ever.
I cringed. Then I bravely said something like "I would really prefer that my pink sweater isn’t washed in the machine." And… Continue
Posted on June 1, 2009 at 11:12am
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