Hormonal Stories

This is a collection of my dreams that I have written down. I'm gonna try to add more, but I have to look through my old texts to find them. (Warning, some chapters contain cussing, sexual themes, and possibly triggering events)

Emma Brooks, a vibrant yoga instructor, finds her life turned upside down by an unexpected shift in her health. Struggling with mood swings, fatigue, and breakouts, she discovers her body is in the grips of hormonal imbalance. With the help of her supportive partner Jake and the guidance of Dr. Reynolds, a holistic health practitioner, Emma embarks on a journey to restore her balance. Through lifestyle changes, mindful practices, and natural remedies, she not only regains her health but also finds a deeper connection with herself. The Balancing Act is a story of resilience, self-discovery, and the power of listening to your body.

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Lexi is a mature young woman, and plans her life carefully but at a party when sparks fly between her and a mystery guy all she can think about is him. For days she thinks about him then eventually gives up, but when a caller ID comes up on her phone she dosn't now and the familiar husky voice is at the end she has an epic journey. She needs to know him, Touch him, See him again. But will he give in to his lust for her? Or is he another Jerk?

As a woman, you might wonder how to cure hormonal imbalance symptoms in women, as you understand the power of hormones-they can bring a rollercoaster of emotions, affect your energy levels, and influence your overall health and well-being. Hormonal imbalances can disrupt your life, leaving you feeling overwhelmed and fatigued. But fear not, for in this empowering article, we'll delve into the world of female hormonal imbalances and explore effective ways to restore balance, naturally, and vibrantly.

In today's fast-paced world, hormonal imbalances affect many people, leaving them drained, anxious, and disconnected.

I'm a cryer. I don't shout, yell or rebel. My default setting when I'm overwhelmed with emotion, grief or helplessness is to cry. After childhood this is seen as a weakness and to be honest it does feel pretty pathetic. But, like the tide it can't be controlled. I tend to find, just like for those people who's default upset setting is anger, it's always better to let the tide rise, the river burst its banks and the dam to burst, to embrace the rising tide, before you can ever hope to calm down and move forward. That's what this one's about.

This book is just a mess of my thoughts and feelings.. not expecting anyone to read it