One thing I have learned--very slowly--is that your body changes. I know that a comment like that might elicit a "DUH!" from some of you, but I mean, as the years progress your body changes in
drastic ways. For example, in college, my menstrual pains were so intense, I, too, would get violently ill and even passed out a couple of times! (I took nothing for the pain stronger than Excedrin back then. It didn't really help.)
Over time, it got somewhat better. Then I had babies and only started having "bad" periods every other month. That's when I finally found out that our ovaries alternate months.
Now that I'm getting "older," I get hot flashes, unbearable sinus pain and debilitating migraines right before my period. Once I actually get my period, I have abdominal pain for one or two days. Then, Poof! I'm fine. No head or abdomen pain.
I know this is tedious. But it's freaking 3:13 in the morning, ya know?
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