@peachpurple I think those rumours must be common in some parts of the world. I don’t think I’ve ever heard it here, but I’ve heard quite a number of folks from Asia say that cold drinks make the cramps worse.

@melissa1024 I used to use the heating pad, but I dislike having to be tied down to the electrical outlet. Also, I find the heat from an…[Read more]

@morgoodie I like that you embrace the possibility of something beyond what we already know. I tend to take the same spirit, but I apply it to the familiar things in life. There’s so much that we take for granted!

I used to get bad cramps when I was younger but I had a really light flow. After my children were born that changed. I had a heavier flow and it got worse after my last child. I would almost feel like I was hemmoraging and sometimes it would be worse when I would move around. I was also in pain during my periods and even when it was not my time. I…[Read more]

@peachpurple your welcome. A heating pad runs off of electricity and you control the temperature. It is basically a pad with a power cord. More convient than a hot water bottle because it doesn’t get cool unless you take it from your tummy or turn it off. You can buy heating pads at most any pharmacy or department store.

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thanks for your tips.

I have not try on heating pads.

Maybe I should check out on phamacies, they might sell hot pads.

Which means, I just fill up hot water into the pad, place it on my aching tummy?

I hope that the clots will break free.

Thanks for your concern, I hope to visit the gynae to check on pap smear.

Just…[Read more]

@peachpurple  No, they had never stayed at the same house and I am not sure why my son would see him although the house I live in was my parents house. Both of my parents are deceased so maybe through my parents, the boy was here and found a connection with my son because he could see him. I am not altogether sure of how this works. My family has…[Read more]

@ruby3881   I can see how this is a possibility but I like to keep an open mind when it comes to this sort of thing.  I just think it makes life more interesting to think that there is more to this world than what we see every day. Plus, I love a good mystery.

@Jentleheart  That is an interesting point of view. It could be a possibility that th…[Read more]

I second the heating pad suggestion.  I also had to be put on prescription birthcontrol pills I had such heavy periods and such pain.  I would faint, vomit, and be generally sick for two weeks out of every month.

I had terrible dysmenorrhea when I was younger. I would have bluish-black nailbeds,  cold sweats and just faint.  I depended on taking either Mefensmic Acid or Naproxen Sodium.  But when I gre older,  I try to refrain from taking any medicine unless the pain has become unbearable.

I remember my grandma telling me to lay in bed straight and put…[Read more]

I like watching documentaries about the Loch Ness Monster,  the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle and about Bigfoot.  However,  with the existence of Bigfoot,  after so many people really tryinh to know if they were real or not has bored me down. Several shows have been put on tv trying to take a real good picture of Bigfoot’s existence. But her…[Read more]

When I was younger,  I have heard stories from my aunt. We always loved listening to scary stuffs,  but as I grew up I wondered if they were real.  I shrugged the thought of it but love watching horror movies.

It wasnt until I was in College when I started to hear things in our house. I never told anyone about it then.  But one “medium” who…[Read more]

did Max and your parents stayed in the same house before?

Otherwise, how did they appeared in your household since you had mentioned that your kids had never seen them before.

Sometimes the spirit of the deceased follows the current living humans due to the past.

I have never encounter one yet, touch wood!

However, my mom did.

She…[Read more]

@morgoodie The Sasquatch is associated with the Pacific Northwest, so in Canada that covers the coastal region of BC as well as the Interior where I live. Apparently, there have also been sightings in Alberta and up into the northern territories.

I tend to think most of the stories are just made up to scare people, to spark tourism, or because…[Read more]

Using the Ouija board in a group that is just playing around, or that has a strong need for something sensational to happen, is never a good idea. I’ve seen a lot of people pranked by friends, and a lot of people who wanted to believe, deceived by someone who wanted to take advantage of their gullibility.

Ouija is not really my specialty, but…[Read more]

@peachpurple I don’t think drinking a cold beverage has ever brought on or exacerbated my cramps, but I can say that if I catch a chill they will get worse. They are also worse if I’m not getting enough liquids.

I recommend staying well hydrated. If you are feeling like plain water isn’t doing the trick, you might try a sports drink. Be careful…[Read more]

@ruby3881  That is an odd place to learn about Sasquatch. LOL  I really wish they would bring back reruns of In Search Of…  I loved Leonard Nimoy’s voice since it was perfect for the show. My dad used to watch every episode of it and I was right there with him. I think I got my love for mysterious things from him. I am very curious by nature an…[Read more]

I used to love watching In Search Of…!

I now live in Sasquatch country, which would have thrilled me to no end back when I was a kid. I remember learning about the Sasquatch legend on an episode of the Bionic Woman, LOL!

If I remember correctly, in that show it was portrayed as some sort of sentient hominid. It was handled much the same way t…[Read more]