Like I'll be happy and then I don't even know why the next minute I'll hate the world.

So I guess that's like one of the big things I don't like.

Hormonal imbalance and not being able to control myself and then having people not understand

that what I'm doing is not my choice.

I just cry. I cry a is not my choice. I just cry.

I cry a lot when that time comes around and everybody just happens to know because I'm,

I cry for everything and anything, anything.

I can't stop crying.

Yes, it's that time.

I think most women can relate to what they just heard.

That feeling of being out of control, your emotions just going everywhere, and kind of that reminder that,

okay, now why am I so upset about this oh yeah it's a

hormone thing and that's what we're going to talk about today at job with julie and i'm at

wisdom tea house having great coffee and tea and snacks with some friends that are experts on this

topic of hormones and PMS and guess what? They're not men.

They're women. That's a good thing. We'll hear from some men later on. But Kim Brown is with me and she is a

nurse practitioner and Kim, you really specialize in this area of hormones and PMS and how you look at this from a medical perspective.

And I know you are really excited to share the hope that you have found just in the fact that

you can do something about this. You don't have to just be a victim to your hormones. Yeah.

And a good friend of mine, Lorraine Pintus, who is an expert in many areas involving intimacy, sexuality, just being a woman.

But over the last five or eight years, you really begun to specialize on this topic of hormones.

Well, the only reason I'm an expert at it is because I suffered with it for 35 years.

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