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| FebruaryViolet |
Posted - Aug 18 2009 : 12:46:15 PM
Not for me (yet, anyway) but Violet's sitter. She is 55 and is having the worst time of it, and doesn't want to do anything prescription because of all the side effects.
She is not at all knowledgeable, so it has to be easy and premade--I don't see her drying her own teas, if you know what I mean 
Thanks in advance!
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| RaspberryBee |
Posted - Aug 26 2009 : 07:06:09 AM
There are two threads out there dealing with your question.
http://www.maryjanesfarm.org/snitz/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=34685
http://www.maryjanesfarm.org/snitz/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=34493
I ordered the yam cream a week or so ago and am waiting patiently for it to arrive :-) A friend in town makes a monthly run to GNC for the ladies vitamin pack and said she would pick me up a box next run. So again waiting patiently.
Hopefully you will find something that will strike a cord with Violet's sitter and she can find a bit of relief.
Karen
I would rather sit on a pumpkin and have it all to myself, than be crowded on a velvet cushion.
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| FebruaryViolet |
Posted - Aug 20 2009 : 11:06:42 AM
Thanks, Lainey and Denise. I will let her know!
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| levisgrammy |
Posted - Aug 18 2009 : 3:44:10 PM
I use wild yam progesterone. You can find it at www.wisewomanessentials.com
works very well for me. It is a cream you put on once or twice a day.
no side effects
God is good....all the time.
Denise
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| Lainey |
Posted - Aug 18 2009 : 1:50:35 PM
Jonni,
I've heard that Black Cohosh is good for relieving some menopause symptoms. There are some side effects from it though. I've seen it sold in health food stores around here.
Farmgirl Sister #25
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