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There is nothing
worse than feeling you are alone. All the pain in the world seems muted when
you have support and help, but without aid even minor problems can seem
enormous, or can begin to snowball into something much bigger.
PMDD support for
women is so crucial because of this, but is so hard
to come by because PMDD is not an obvious illness to most people.
Not only is it not
as obvious as something more physical, the very nature of PMDD can turn people
away from helping you if you have had some major mood swings around them.
To add one more
problem most women face in this regard, we often do not actively seek support for PMDD because we are embarrassed about the entire thing!
So what do we mean exactly when we
talk about PMDD Support for Women though? The word support
often conjures very different images to people’s minds so I wanted to give you
what MY idea of support is.
Support to me is a broad network of people and systems that
will be there for you when you are having difficulty coping with PMDD and will
be connected to your life strongly. See the words in italics here,
those are the important ones to pay attention to.
·
Network – A network is an extended series of connections that link
together. When it comes to people that means your family is a kind of network,
your friends are another, often your family and friends are linked as well
making the network bigger and stronger.
The more
people and the better connected they are as well means you have more people
understanding and looking out to help you.
·
People – Support is first and foremost about people. Real connections
with real people who can show real human compassion and can aid directly.
This could
be helping by being supportive and understanding, or might be more physical
like helping you physically doing errands or taking you where you need to go.
Always
remember being supported means having the right people around you.
·
Systems – While people are the core of supporting networks in your life,
without some sort of agreements, and communications about PMDD and how you need
to be supported you will not have the systems in place to enact any of this.
An example
of a support network without a system might be a family that know the problem,
but never speak about it, and never really consider deeply how to help.
·
Connected – This is the glue that ties all of this together; Connections.
The people in your network must be connected to you, and connected to the
systems that need to be in place to help.
It is
about clarity and commitment from them and yourself to help make a difference.
It is also about YOU making sure you are connected to them and vice versa.
PMDD Support for Women might look a little more complicated than you thought perhaps? Not
to worry!
It is not really difficult because it
is all about understanding how to best make use of all the fantastic people in
your life and how you should approach this situation.
What you need to do is go out
and CREATE this PMDD Support for Women network because they do not often form all the links listed above by on its own.
You might have great people in your
life, but they do not know each other or how to help you with your PMDD.
You might have a few close people who
know the problem but this might not be enough to help you when you are really
feeling low.
You might know the best way for
people to manage helping you – but you have not gone out there and broached the
subject of PMDD support for Women with them.
It comes down to you knowing your
conditions and actively cultivating a great support network.
Consider the points above and get out
there and do this because it will help you far beyond PMDD.
It will also mean you will become a
part of THEIR support networks if they are having problems with anything in
their lives as well. This amazing synergy is what we build amazing lives on!
To help you understand your condition
better though, and what you personally need to do to combat it, click here
for The PMDD Treatment Miracle eBook that
will detail the natural ways you can cure PMDD for good!
By Jane
Pritchard, who is the developer of PMDD Treatment Miracle - a self-help program
for treating premenstrual dysphoric disorder. She is an ex-sufferer of PMDD
(Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder) condition for many years.
She
spent a lot of time in finding natural methods for curing her PMDD problems. As
a result, she created this self-help guide to show other sufferers on how to
cure their PMDD problems in only 12 hours at the comfort and privacy of their
own home. For more details about this self-help guide, click HERE
