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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How is it that these people are able with severe mental ill Ed’s are able to hold it together until well after launching a career, marriage, kids, etc. Isn’t the onset of most mental illness in young adulthood? Or perhaps after so many years masked and untreated, it explodes in the 30s-40s?[/quote] Mental illness of XW occurred when she was 45. Not uncommon as a result of perimenopause.[/quote] This makes no sense at all. Menopause does not cause mental illness. [/quote] Perimenopause can absolutely trigger severe depression and other symptoms. [/quote] Ok, so then peri can cause depression -- not "severe mental illness." Severe mental illness is bipolar and schizophrenia. Quit it with the hyperbole. [/quote] It's not hyperbole. Perimenopause / menopause can absolutely trigger schizophrenia. https://www.thecut.com/2018/12/is-estrogen-the-key-to-understanding-womens-mental-health.html#_ga=2.262432332.1148033627.1693153721-288864771.1693153721 This story could have been written about my XW. What happened to "Janet" was exactly what happened to her - but unlike Janet, XW did not (and still does not) believe she has a serious mental illness.[/quote]
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