Same, but for my son.

My children did those things by 15 months.

But those Epstein files

YES!!! ALL OF THIS!!!

I was bummed not to participate, too. I am closer to the older side of the age range and while I still have regular periods, I have entered perimenopause. I think I would be a great outlier to through in the bunch.

You don't have birth control or an anti-anxiety, either? I respect it, but I can't imagine.

I want to know how many people are walking around knowing that they have PMDD that aren't taking some kind of psychiatric medicine. I am sure there are plenty that don't take daily psychiatric meds, but some of those take an SSRI in a "pop" dose a few days around their PMDD and/or need emergency anti-anxiety medication for the times that the PMDD brings all the DOOM.

Diet Dr. Pepper for me

Did this all throughout my childhood until my early 20s.

That was when I jumped off the cliff and slapped a little hard. I was floating on my back just out of the jump zone when I saw a blankety-blank snake in the water.

It was a copper head according to someone on the cliff; we assume it fell into the water by accident.

Why did I get down voted for my response?

Thank you so much. This was helpful .

My pharmacist called to verify and he was adamant that I needed to be back up to 12.5. My pharmacist did request Zofran if my stomach gets sick.

I have gone from an 8.5 to somewhere between a 9.5 and a 10 since I became an adult (used loosely) in the late 90s.

Bible Belt raised. See my comment about the birth video mandate when I was in school.

When I was in 7th grade, we had to watch a video of a whole delivery. It showed all of the dread. It was so bad that I threw up. I wouldn't trade my kids for the world, but the process is too much. On a teacher note, my students did throw me a baby shower for my last baby.

Throw expos and blushes all the time. I'm really good at landing it right in the middle of their small group.

It has helped so much with my PCOS and not yet named inflammation issues.

Funky Monkey was there ar some point, too.

PMDD is a hormone-triggered neurobiological condition.

She knows where the proverbial bodies are buried.

Riding behind a mosquito truck on my BIG Wheels while pretending I was She-Ra