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It took 30 years of dating to find the man of my dreams, and it took 30 days to find out that I was smack dab in the middle of menopause.  Being a forty-something, first- time engaged woman, I was enjoying all the traditional celebrations that go with being a bride-to-be.With the exception excessive sweating from hot-flashes during wedding preparations, dry itchy skin during make-up trials, being so bloated I couldn't get my new shiny diamond ring off to do dishes, having breasts that were swollen they entered my bridal shower before I did, laying in bed awake all night because the sheets were soaking wet and not from a wild night with the my Prince Charming, and let's not forget to mention, ahhhh what was I going to say? Oh, I forgot! I have lost my mind menopausal symptoms. Estrogen

Unlike the romantic experience I was having being engaged to Mr. Right, menopause felt like being engaged to Mr. Wrong. I became desperate to find answers quickly before I scared off my future groom with seriously cranky irritable moods, before I out-grew my wedding gown, and there was no way I was going buy a gallon of lubrication for my honeymoon night. I searched bookstores, on-line sources and spoke to doctors begging for a 12-week plan (that's all I had before the wedding day) to get back to feeling and looking the way I used to menopausal symptoms.

There were no books, or on-line guides with the action plan I needed. There were countless of books, and other sources on menopause by doctors with vast amounts of medical information, but they merely just explained and confirmed my current menopausal situation. But, I needed information that was brief, to- the- point with a clear-cut map as to what direction to take. menopause symptoms menopause symptoms