I'll be
honest - I saw this cartoon (or one very like it) on the staff notice board of
NAB some 15 years ago… when it meant absolutely zip to YAM.
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Changed
m'tune a bit now. This turned up on a
blog-friend's posting some two or three weeks ago and have been sitting on it
wondering; clearly whoever produced the original knew only too well the inside
stuff. What is more, the eternal nature
of the symptoms strikes one. Every woman
will experience one or more, (or, if like YAM, all), these tortures and any other
variations on the theme. (I can hear one
or two voices commenting on the sleepy bit and pointing out the mention of
insomnia throughout this blog… be aware, my sweets, insomnia means
"without sleep" - not that one is not sleepy!)
So
Menoysterical-minus is the polar opposite of menoysterical. The rolling about in the aisles is from the
agony (do I overstate? - no) and the perverse ecstasy of seeing one's symptoms
toyed with by dwarves.
Artist
was surely a man.
Which
hints at something else.
Menopolyxinaemia is not, in fact, a solitary condition. No matter how much the sufferer would like to
cry that it is. All around her must deal
with the onset of cronehood and duck when the crockery is thrown, second-guess
where the butter might be this time and point in the direction of the correct
door before a horde of men with zippers down are given the show of their lives.
(Don't
ask.)
I said
don't...
Love the cartoon. All of the symptoms with this one. Oo. I hear ya sis, the frustrations too. Try not to sink, as I am trying to do. My hour long walk between, Asquith, Hornsby and colas helped. Take care sending lots of love and light your way.
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeletehhmmm - maybe I should consider walking to Hiranandani ... but the ottos might laugh at me..(forward ref to tomorrow's post!) &x>
Oh, that takes me back, Yam. I went through it all for the first time in my early 50s, then again in my late 50s when I was put on anti-hormone treatment after breast cancer. Not to be recommended either time. Sigh....
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeletePerpetua, it is an imposition once in life - to go thru it 2ce and that too for such a reason - well, congrats on the reaching the other side!! YAM xx