Emma Hardy

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1,077 appearances 4 recordings 3 series first heard May 2026 last heard 4 Jun

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It's A Lot with Abbie Chatfield · NMF: Healthcare Horrors ft. Emma Hardy · 4 Jun 2026 podcast

I relate so hard to the murder scenes of Blood.

Thank you.

You’re Gonna Want To Hear This · Emma Hardy: PMDD & The Truth About Female Rage · 3 Jun 2026 podcast

forgiving yourself when you can't be perfectly in control like the idea of controlling how you act can lead to this feedback loop of anxiety anxiety like what am I going to do what am I going to do what am I going to do whereas if you allow yourself to be emotional and not don't judge yourself so much you'll actually I find at least that those highs and lows kind of can balance out if it's not perfect I'm still like dramatic emotional all of those things

So PMDD, the way I describe it in like every person's language is like extreme PMS or

It's a mood disorder that takes place before your period.

So that's in the 10 days, one week, two weeks before you actually menstruate.

And its symptoms are like severe irritability, depression, conflict in relationships, even suicidal ideation.

The reality is it's not actually PMS.

It is a neurological disorder where basically your body has normal hormonal levels, but your brain's neurosteroids are responding badly to them.

So you can think of it like an allergic reaction at the conversion level.

They're still figuring a lot out about it, but that's what PMDD is.

Well, I was diagnosed very quickly.

I was diagnosed by a man at a bulk billing clinic who saw me for 15 minutes.

But I was skeptical of that diagnosis.

It seemed like I'd come in upset.

He wrote that I had a childlike affect.

And I didn't quite believe that I was upset just because of my period.

It just seemed really misogynistic to me.

And then when Melbourne's lockdowns happened, well, was that true?

I guess it resonated with me.

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