Kim Holderness

But without it, I cannot sleep. And so that means during the day, I'm so tired. And then that just compounds every other symptom. So that has been that honestly has been my biggest struggle.

Okay, here's my question. I found a great doctor. I'm on some progesterone now. I found medication to sleep. I finally got on some medication for anxiety because that was just out of control. I'm still in perimenopause. Can you give me a glimmer of hope? Like once I hit menopause, like that full 12 months, does any of this get better? Or is this just my life now?

Okay, here's my question. I found a great doctor. I'm on some progesterone now. I found medication to sleep. I finally got on some medication for anxiety because that was just out of control. I'm still in perimenopause. Can you give me a glimmer of hope? Like once I hit menopause, like that full 12 months, does any of this get better? Or is this just my life now?

Okay, here's my question. I found a great doctor. I'm on some progesterone now. I found medication to sleep. I finally got on some medication for anxiety because that was just out of control. I'm still in perimenopause. Can you give me a glimmer of hope? Like once I hit menopause, like that full 12 months, does any of this get better? Or is this just my life now?

Yeah, I have PCOS and my estrogen levels are actually wildly high. And I had them tested throughout the month just to confirm. But I think that is more rare. But I went to the doctor begging for estrogen. I'm not opposed to it at all.

Yeah, I have PCOS and my estrogen levels are actually wildly high. And I had them tested throughout the month just to confirm. But I think that is more rare. But I went to the doctor begging for estrogen. I'm not opposed to it at all.

Yeah, I have PCOS and my estrogen levels are actually wildly high. And I had them tested throughout the month just to confirm. But I think that is more rare. But I went to the doctor begging for estrogen. I'm not opposed to it at all.