Jean Kittson on the joy of menopause!

It's really important to talk about menopause openly and confidently.
My mother never talked about it till I said to her: "I feel like I am going mad.”

She said 'the change' was the worst five years of her life. I said: "I thought childbirth was?" (According to my mother's horror birthing stories her labour with me lasted five years.)

I went to a gynaecologist who explained in great scientific detail what was happening and that menopause could last for years. I was happy about that . . .
NOT!
When the hot flushes and anxiety began to hit me a friend said: "You must try Remifemin.”

I talked to someone who knew the history of Remifemin and learned about the 40 years of research conducted on Remifemin and the many women who had used it.

I took them according to the directions and . . . yowzah! I feel fantastic! I get occasional hot flushes, but they are not waking me up.

It's really important to talk about menopause openly and confidently.
My mother never talked about it till I said to her: "I feel like I am going mad.”

She said 'the change' was the worst five years of her life. I said: "I thought childbirth was?" (According to my mother's horror birthing stories her labour with me lasted five years.)

I went to a gynaecologist who explained in great scientific detail what was happening and that menopause could last for years. I was happy about that . . . NOT!
When the hot flushes and anxiety began to hit me a friend said: "You must try Remifemin.”

I talked to someone who knew the history of Remifemin and learned about the 40 years of research conducted on Remifemin and the many women who had used it.

I took them according to the directions and . . . yowzah! I feel fantastic! I get occasional hot flushes, but they are not waking me up.

The children have their mother back again, not a pod person. I can smile and not look like Jack Nicholson saying: "Honey, I'm home.”

It's great to talk about menopause and to share information about menopause. Information is power.

Menopause is the last frontier for women's liberation and it really is liberating. No more forking out for sanitary products. We can now play tennis with a ring of confidence. We can wear white whenever we want.
Menopause is rather like puberty, only backwards.

Once you get over the wild mood swings, the hot flushes and the desperate fear of old age it's a doddle, especially if Remifemin works for you.

It helped me so much I am now a proud ambassador for Remifemin.