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Hrabar potez: Blogerka pokazala šta PMS čini njenom telu

Predmenstrualni sindrom pogađa sve žene, u manjoj ili većoj meri. Blogerka Malin Olofson dokumentovala je kako se njeno telo menja "tokom onih dana".

Utorak, 16.01.2018.

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APRIL 5 I am feeling good about life. I find meaning within my life, within most things that I do. I love being social and to be in places where there's a lot of people. I do see that other people appreciate my company. I feel strong, independent and confident within myself. Whatever obstacle I might come across I'm confident that I can handle it. I feel good about my future and I'm looking forward to continue living my life. I laugh a lot. I like my job. I love people. I love myself. I love my body. I feel worthy. I have a lot of energy. I don't take things too serious. I rarely critizise myself. When I make a mistake I let it go quickly. I know that my mistakes do not define me or my worth. I love life. -------------------------------------------- APRIL 8 I don't feel like I'm really 'here'. My mind is clouded. It feels like I'm just in between sleeping and being awake. I am tired all the time, everything is exhausting. Everything feels meaningless. I feel worthless, useless. I want to be alone, away from people. I feel like everyone is watching me, judging me. I feel awkward whenever I encounter another person. I don't know how to socialize and interact with people. I feel depressed. I cry all the time, the darkness within me is just too much. The anxiety is constantly present and it tears me apart from within. I can't stand myself. I hate everything. I hate my job. I hate myself. I hate who I am around other people. My body is heavy, swollen, ugly, wrong. I take everything personal. I critizise and blame myself for everything that's wrong in this world. I can't remember anything that's good with my life. I replay every situation that has ever felt wrong. I can't stand living. --------------------------------------------- Ok, so this is my reality. This is how much PMS influences my body and state of mind. I know that many people with ovaries can relate to this. It might be milder and it might be worse. I just want to remind you that it will pass. I know it's really hard to remember when you have 'Pass me the shot-gun type of PMS' but you are strong, you have powered through it before. YOU ARE NOT ALONE ❤

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Predmenstrualni sindrom povezan je sa grčevima, migrenom, bolovima u leđima, poteškoćama sa cirkulacijom, nadutošću i porastom telesne težine.

Pošto Malin ima sve simptome u ekstremnom obliku, sve je zabeležila na Instagramu. Na nekim fotografijama izgleda kao da je trudna, ali je zapravo njen stomak samo nadut.

"Neki od vas to su već videli, drugi nisu. Neke od vas to doživljavaju svakog meseca. A druge su pošteđene. Neke gledaju sad ovo kao olakšanje", napisala je i objasnila da su ovo samo vizuelni znaci PMS.

〰 Some of you have seen this before. Some of you haven't. Some of you experience and go through this yourself once a month. Some of you will be disgusted. Some of you will sigh with relief and think -Omg I'm not alone. Some of you will not read this caption and presume that I'm pregnant. 〰 This is the visual signs of PMS for me and many other women. For some it's less extreme, for some it's more. Water retention is a very normal and common symptom of PMS. Some women will hardly notice it and some go through immense discomfort for a couple of days a month. It can start anytime between ovulation and your period. 〰 THIS 👏🏽 IS 👏🏽 NORMAL. This is nothing to be ashamed of. Yes - it is very uncomfortable, and yes - it is really difficult to not feel like you must hide it and try to suck your stomach in. I've stopped. I've decided that breathing is more important than what other people may or might think. I've decided that my body's reaction to the hormonal change is not going to be an aspect that I let contribute to my already unstable mental state. Because when I have PMS, I already feel like dying. And I've decided to love my body no matter how I feel about life. 〰 Do not blame your body for how you're feeling. It is never your body's fault. It is never anything wrong with how your body looks. Yes - your body might experience discomfort due to hormonal changes - so instead of making it worse through shaming your body, try doing the opposite. Realize that this is when you need extra self-care and self-love. Realize that you don't have to be ashamed and hide. You are perfect and your body is just doing it's job.

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"Za neke je manje ekstremno, za neke više. Gomilanje vode je sasvim normalno i običan je simptom. To nije ništa zbog čega treba iko da se stidi. Da, neprijatno je, ali telo se možda ne oseća dobro jer se bori sa hormonima. Umesto da sebi pogoršavate stanje zbog stida, upravo uradite suprotno. Volite se. Shvatite da ne treba da se sakrivate. Savršena si i tvoje telo je savršeno okej", objasnila je blogerka.

I miss being really really thin. I miss being able to wrap my hand around my thigh, feeling the tip of my fingers touch. I miss the feeling of physical and mental emptiness. I miss the void. The numbness. I miss the illusive sense of control. 〰 It's so easy to glorify an eating disorder, to let your mind focus on the obtained experiences that an eating disorder serves you. To let your mind portray your eating disorder as the solution to every negative emotion you experience after/during recovery. We tend to blame all our negative emotions on the fact that we've decided to start eating again, that we decided to go the opposite way of what our eating disorder told us. "The reason why you're feeling out of control and like a nobody now is because you decided to release yourself from the chains of your eating disorder" 〰 This is how we allow ourselves to relaps, this is how we end up in the endless spiral once again. I try to remind myself of the fact that I've given my eating disorder the chance to fix my skewed self-image and sense of being out of control. And what did it give me in the end? Did my self-image change for the better? Did I feel in control in the end? Well, the answer is no. And I mean, I gave it the chance for many, many years. So don't be fooled, you can never solve any type of issue you have with yourself or your experience of the world through letting your eating disorder come in and take over. Don't let your eating disorder fool you.

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