u/Charlottethevet

Death threats towards Georgia

Death threats towards Georgia

Is this a known person? I notice Anna has covered the name on the original post.How horrific and frightening for them 😔. Just cannot understand how people can do this!

Is there anything that can be done to help?

u/Charlottethevet — 2 days ago

5 months of labrynthitis snd ETD.... I cant drive. Help?

I have 2 young children and we have been stuck in my village for months. I can't take them anywhere, or do anything out of the 3 mile radius.

I feel like im trapped and letting them down. I can't go and see my sister and how new baby...my parents.

everything starts to spin and I get horribly nauseous aftwr just a few minutes driving.

Has anyone got any tips, tricks or medications they have used that have helped them overcome this. Im losing my ever loving mind x

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u/Charlottethevet — 9 days ago
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Considering Mirena after finding cerazette no longer suits me post children.

As the title says. I was on cerazette for about 8 years and never had a period with it, felt great. I had my last baby 3 years ago, and stopped breast feeding her at 14 months. Since then, whilst on cerazette, I have been bleeding heavily with only a few days break between periods. It had been a nightmare. I work as a vet and on 2 occasions now have bled through my scrubs during consults with my clients.

Constsnt PMS. Constant cramps, period diarrhoea and unpredictable bleeding. It is becoming unmanageable.

I had a Mirena for 5 years, and found it suited me really well, no periods after irregular bleeding for a month or so after getting it.

Has anyone had one after having children? Does insertion hurt less?

Did you find, although your hormonal landscape had changed, it suited you well?

Thank you in advance x

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u/Charlottethevet — 12 days ago