Sue Richards, regular Canadian gal, heats up as her reproductive Best Before Date expires.
Tuesday, 31 January 2006
My order fax just went through for one, count em, one saliva test.
The cost threw me off at first. One Hundred and five dollars in Canuck Bucks, including shipping seemed out of my range. But then a funny thing happened. My Hot Flash dial got turned up several notches and I turned into a blazing furnace.
Take Saturday for instance.
I ran the Information Table at the 25th Organic Agriculture Conference. Normally a freezing affair, this year, I darn near melted. I was soaked more than once. Red in the face several times. Flashing my stomach brought some relief as I fanned myself with my untucked shirt. But mostly, I cooked in my own juices.
How organic is that!!
Sunday was no different. I was exhausted from all the effort required to simply keep cool and sane. Today, I fished out the Saliva Test form and put these wheels in motion.
I’m also thinking of buying a fire extinguisher. Just a small one. Something I can slip in my pocket and use for the real spine burners.
Sue Richards
P.S. Buy the same Saliva Hormone Test
Tags: My Menopause Blog, Sue Richards, saliva test, hot flash.
February 1st, 2006 at 3:52 am
I am pretty damn sure, yea, I’d say 100% certain, that hot flashes kill germs and viruses–think about it, how many times have you been sick since you’ve gotten them? I have felt something coming on, and then I have felt a good flash just nip it in the bud, wipe it out! Yahoo!
February 12th, 2006 at 5:54 pm
I always used to be cold–took me almost five years to thaw out after I moved from Michigan to California. The saliva test really does help determine the best formula and I highly recommend the bio-identical cream. Just be careful on the testosterone (read my post titled: Pearls Before Swine) as some of the side effects are, er, unexpected.
Good luck on your test and finding a good compounding pharmacy. I’m lucky to have one just a few blocks from where I live!
ellie