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@jessicaoutofthecloset 6 лет назад

Hi chums, Thank you so much for watching and for leaving such great comments! I would just like to point out that although Clue markets itself as a 'female health app', and I repeat that in this video, not only those who identify as women have periods and you don't have to have periods to be a woman. As I said, the Clue website (www.helloclue.com) and the app is really inclusive! ChandlerNWilson has a great video about this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LWA53LU4xcI.html J xxx

@shalacarter6658 6 лет назад

Thanks. That video helped.

@Wheelsnoheels 6 лет назад

Oh jessica. I feel like I'm ill when I get mine. Every fibre in my body hurts, and I get migraines too. ugh. :(

@ZedPok 6 лет назад

Ketoprofen 100 mg (sold under the name Orudis) worked for me. I have to take it before the migraine starts. But, I usually get some warning about 20 minutes before the migraine, when my vision becomes blurry.

@mobby30 6 лет назад

I have the worst case of migraines with all the beautiful migraine aura before. I lose my vision, can't move any of the limbs, can't speak and sometimes even understand what people are talking to me. There's one substance that is working for me and it's name is Flunarizine. I haven't had a migraine in a year, at least the aura, had some headaches but the pain wasn't as acute as before. I think you should try it, maybe it'll help you!

@broken_rebirth 3 года назад

I'm so sorry you have to go through that. :( If it's an consolation I bleed so heavily on my period now because of blood thinners I need to stay on while I have premenstrual dysmorphic disorder and was already severely anemic prior to taking the blood thinners. My pill managed all my agony and now when my period hits I can't go to work for two days as it always hits a thursday and during those two days Ic annot stand up because I lose so much blood I faint. XD I also take about 3 weeks to fully recover to do the things I need to do and things I love to do. So after my hemoglobin consistently plummeting my doctors FINALLY believed me when I said it's Texas Chainsaw Massacre style. XD So hopefully this coming month things will be normal. BC I literally drop fist size clots and it's watery and just I go through so many towels and dont eat because I feel so horrible lol. I used to love my period, now i think about braining myself every month. o.o

@theklakennei8689 6 лет назад

As a trans guy who uses Clue I also want to point out that it's pretty much entirely gender neutral, which is lovely!

@danielmckeirnan1102 5 лет назад

Same

@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim 4 года назад

I’m so embarrassed 😅 I was extremely confused for a stupid amount of time about why you’d need to use Clue. For some reason my mind always imagined that a person who transitioned to male would simply not get periods anymore. I forget that transitioning doesn’t always include hormone replacement. So then I thought maybe you meant you were transitioning to female and using Clue to practice for when you will get the periods, and I was like omg you’re so committed! Ok, my brain hurts now but I’m glad you’re able to use Clue in a non-gendered way. I’m gonna download it too! Edit: ok I’m an idiot I realized you probably can’t get periods if you are a trans female even with hormones b/c of the uterus. Honestly I wish no one in the world would have to get damn periods and our bodies would just text us each month- like, hey, you’re not pregnant, love you bye till next month

@mariaeastcoast3271 4 года назад

Thekla Kennei can you expand on this? I have a friend who is M to F, and having hormone issues. This could be helpful. But before recommending I’d like some additional info.

@lindsayosterhoff2459 4 года назад

My son is trans and uses this app as well. Because the imagery and all of that is very neutral and not gendered it has been wonderful for him. Periods can cause dysphoria for trans masculine people (whether trans male or nonbinary masculine like my kid) but this particular app can make it less stressful to track it all.

@emilypresleysee 4 года назад

@@mariaeastcoast3271 I don't know how helpful or useful it would be if she doesn't have a uterus or ovaries. It is a menstrual cycle tracker. It does track emotions, physical state, meds etc so it may work for that but there may be something better suited out there.

@ultraukekid 6 лет назад

I swear when one girl says something about her period, all the girls in the class start talking and bonding over their period stories 😂

@derek3418 6 лет назад

As a 17 year old dude, im not quite sure why i watched this. Must just be your charisma

@unicorn1655 4 года назад

Happy 18th birthday my dude!

@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim 4 года назад

Uni corn 😂😂😂🍰🎁🎂

@sharonoddlyenough 4 года назад

In my opinion, a guy who is comfortable with the subject is a better partner, because chances are that it is a big part of your partner's life.

@WholeFoodSpark 6 лет назад

I have endometriosis, adenomyosis, and cysts... I've had painful and heavy periods since forever! (+ pms, depression, nausea, fatigue) I'm having a hysterectomy in less than two weeks and I can't wait to never have a period again!! I can't wait to throw out all of my ugly "period underwear"!

@billiebluesheepie2907 6 лет назад

Carlen Boersema I had a total hysterectomy and then went straight into a clinical menopause which is no fun at all (5+ years in and still going strong), and I’m not allowed hormone replacement treatment due to the Liden factor V gene - thanks parents!

@crystaledwards9878 4 года назад

The best thing I ever did for those problems. And Botox for migraine, saved my life. Really

@leventdhiver 4 года назад

The army of the fallen soilders, we all have those.

@DragonPrincessAoife 6 лет назад

The lightning bolt through the head is the BEST visualization of a migraine I've ever seen (having lived through them all my life.)

@shalacarter6658 6 лет назад

Yes, it was such a good graphic that my mind temporarily thought it should get a migraine. !

@charlottemorris33 5 лет назад

I get throbbing with lightning bolt through the eyes. Throughout my period.. Every day all day

@derkateramabend 6 лет назад

Even though I am a man, it is very interesting to hear you talk about periods and the like. For me, it is very hard to even imagine what a period feels like, so I try to inform myself as best as I can on the topic. My girlfriend is the most important person in the world to me (outside of family), so I want to know how to help her and feel good about herself and everything else. Furthermore, your videos are really well made and I love your style! All the best from Switzerland ^_^

@moistsquish 4 года назад

U are a special breed and I'm sure your girl friend is very happy to have u

@eddie9420 4 года назад

Okay. So, a period is torture. That's what it feels like. Even if it's not painful for some people. It's still torture. ^-^

@chelsealivingston1302 4 года назад

here's how you can help. Ibuprofen and heating pad and apparently chocolate.

@eddie9420 4 года назад

@@chelsealivingston1302 And roses, her childhood stuffed animal, and just be nice with her. 😂😂😂 (Atleast thats what helps me. I'm going off personal experiences...)

@katparent8783 4 года назад

@@eddie9420 It's strange how people's needs are different for the apparent same thing. or maybe it's cause I'm a guy (trans) but if anyone did that for me I'd be very offended. My periods come with diarrhea, dizziness and nausea and the only things i want are to sit on a toilet alone with a bucket

@mimimp13 6 лет назад

I love how you de-stigmatise periods and give examples of how you’ve felt their shame stopped you from asking for help. It’s also coincidentally my first day of my period today! Perfect uploading skills haha

@avril4844 6 лет назад

I adore clue!!! My PMS is hell and I used to think my depression was getting worse when was actually my PMS, the app always let me know and I don't get scared for days until my period appears!

@decadentnight 6 лет назад

Millarca B4 relatable!

@yeet-lj3dr 6 лет назад

omg I have the exact same thing with my depression and periods and I just started using Clue so I'm so excited to actually know the next time my period is due and not think I've got a whole new breed of depression forming every month

@aquariustigergirl 5 лет назад

Hello lovelies, you may want to look at pmscomfort.com which is where I self diagnosed myself with premenstrual dysphoric disorder PMDD which is the big sister of PMS and learned how to treat myself with vitamins (PMS's comfort, or vitannica woman's balance, or Gaia woman's balance, and vitannica woman's symmetry vitamins), diet, and very importantly for me, the Clue app. It is so valuable to have a custom notification that tells me "the feelings are a lie" and it helps me break the obsessive negative thought cycle.

@HOHNancy 3 года назад

I use Clue too... it's pretty accurate!

@lifeonlowbatteries8153 6 лет назад

Just finished my period. I'm in the last couple of days where I THINK I'm done but at any moment my body could be like "Surprise! Spots in your cute undies!"

@harleylecter7829 6 лет назад

Candice Hickerson the worst part is when you are SO SURE you're safe so you wear some of your favourite undies and then your body just seems... to sense them... and go HAHA YOU FOOL

@shammydammy2610 6 лет назад

I packed white shorts for vacation last week. I knew I still had at least a week. I didn't wear those white shorts I packed because I kept having these little twinges that I was certain meant that white shorts were a bad idea. And no, I didn't get my period on that vacation.

@angkjul 6 лет назад

Candice Hickerson I wear pantie liners for like a week after my period because I'm so afraid I might mess up my cute panties. Lol you're not alone.

@valarya 6 лет назад

Are we all in the over-30 club? Because having it disappear for a day then come back like SURPRISE is a feature as you get older. LOL

@Haghenveien 6 лет назад

My worst experience with my period was when I was sixteen. I was passing the month with a family in the States and I wasn't prepare for my period because I've already had it that month, but it came again , big deal. Trying to explain the situation in a foreigh language was the worst. Specially because it's not like they teach you that kind of vocabulary at English class.

@NoesisProductions 6 лет назад

I really love hearing you speak and also watching your facial expressions. You're so soothing and just lovely in general. Thank you for making videos! ^w^

@KatyVaughanArt 6 лет назад

I feel we need more videos like this! I have VERY HEAVY periods. So much so I need 2 lots of medication for 4 days to make it more towards normal. Thing is that it took me a while to realise that it wasn't normal and I wasn't doing anything wrong. I was having to change my super night protection every hour on some days and just thought I was doing it wrong!! We shouldn't be embarrassed to talk about this as it a natural thing that happens.

@kam9543 6 лет назад

You could legitimately make a video talking about how fast grass grows and I would watch it! LOL! I just adore you! You are gorgeous and the most classy creator on RU-vid that I am subscribed to! Thank you for all your hard work!

@r21167 6 лет назад

I hope you can find something that works for you! Also I think it really is awesome that you still did this video even though you’re embarrassed about it. (And cheers to getting sponsored!!)

@ikathiggs13 6 лет назад

When I got my first period I didn't tell anyone, including my parents, for months, out sheer embarrassment...and I have no idea why!!

@harleylecter7829 6 лет назад

I am incredibly unshy about most things, period included. Well, bodily things anyway. I think working with animals for a couple of years made me able to discuss anything, when poo and abscesses are a common and indeed enjoyable topic then you lose your inhibitions a tad.

@sakaradee 6 лет назад

You look so beautiful in this video!! (more beautiful than usual???) white really suits you!! 🌼 Good for you talking so honestly about this (especially when it's been difficult in the past) I've recently been talking about periods a little on my Instagram in the context of chronic illness (since I've barely been having them up until now anyway) and I was really nervous but then three people messaging me saying how they felt the same (about how bad they can be when you're sick) and it brought be so much comfort and made me feel like I'd helped others feel less alone! Also "Everyone else was asleep: they were five." made me laugh xD

@colettelee1162 5 лет назад

Clue is amazing! The feelings and unmotivated/productive aspects helped me change the way I feel about myself--I'm better at not being so hard on me now. On another note, I know everyone's body is different, but something that helped personally with my unbearable cramps is acupuncture treatments. It kind of reset my body, made my bleeding alot lighter, and now I only get about 4 hours of cramps instead of a couple days being curled up on the floor softly screaming. Obvs check with your doctor before seeking any new treatment. Putting my experience out there in case it helps any uterus-owning friends

@littlestjenna 6 лет назад

I've been using clue for years now! I'm in love with it and it's deadly accurate. I'm always amazed that it's able get the exact day that mine will start which is super helpful for being prepared.

@OceanicMarauder 6 лет назад

I was literally looking for an app that can track both my periods and also my general energy levels. This is perfect.

@foxclouds 6 лет назад

I heard of Clue but I use Flo. It is also a good app with similar tracking. Several months ago I noticed that my anxiety gets worse before my period and I started having panic attacks before my period. Horrible!! I’m so sorry that you struggle with migraines :(

@izabelao.3955 6 лет назад

foxclouds yeah for some reason I find Flo better/more user friendly? like they're pretty much similar but I just prefer the interface of Flo.

@yzawhite2750 6 лет назад

I use Flo too! Maybe cause it has more choices when it comes to mood, sex, exercise, etc, and It's worked great for the past 6 months for me!

@haleyashwood6551 6 лет назад

I've been using Clue for months! I LOVE it, you can track everything that might come along with your period and feminine health!

@Alice_Walker 6 лет назад

I've been using clue for years and I find it really good. I also love that they anonymise the data and use it for research 👍🏻

@heckmeck840 6 лет назад

Everyone was asleep... *because they were five* I lost it 😂😂

@BakerGirlE 6 лет назад

I have no choice but to talk about my period all the time because having a bleeding disorder makes them dangerously heavy so thats all fun and games 😊😂

@PhoebeFayRuthLouise 6 лет назад

I didn’t have physical issues with my period, but I did get irritable and quick-to-cry. Going through menopause was a couple years of often being irritable and quick-to-cry, and I was so grateful for my (slightly) older friend telling me that it does get better! Now that I am through that, it is such a relief! Amazing how my life changed!

@PhoebeFayRuthLouise 6 лет назад

Forgot to explain that I said all of that to let all you younger folks know there is something to look forward to!

@PhoebeFayRuthLouise 6 лет назад

Meant to also mention (memory issues lol) that I am extremely proud of you for doing a whole video about something that’s difficult for you to talk about! And also that period synchronizing thing is absolutely true! And I laughed out loud to see Tilly as your sponsor! So cute!

@Doriansgirl19 6 лет назад

Clue and THINX changed my periods completely! Never going back!

@p.t.7096 6 лет назад

I have the most concrete way to track my period - the pack of birth control pills. And I still can't keep track of when my PMS is due. And period synching? IT IS TRUE. I work in an all women department and even on The Pill, my periods will sync with the periods of whoever I am working with for that semester! It is SO TRUE.

@AncloteLeviathan 6 лет назад

Yayy thanks for making this video! I've been using Clue for years, & it's soooo great! I've learned a lot about my cycle, & that my mental state, body, & energy levels follow a pattern the whole month. Awesome for any fellow spoonies out there!

@PaceFineArts 6 лет назад

Drastic story, funnily told, good lesson learned!

@zingeress91 6 лет назад

Poor you! The nurses probably found you amusing once the crisis was over, we all need to be ok to ask for help :)

@sparkybish 6 лет назад

Oh my word! I never thought of this with your paralysis. I feel embarrassed. Not that you are talking about your period, but because I am so period positive, and it never occurred to me that this would be an issue for you, or even anyone else I know with disabilities. I am hanging my head in shame.

@ellenrodrigues4154 6 лет назад

Jessy is so cutie that I always am smiling watching her videos. So precious and beautiful. I love you Jessica 💗🌈

@nataliejane81 6 лет назад

Just downloaded the app with your link; thank you! With my own various conditions and a dreadful memory I struggle to spot patterns in my symptoms but hadn't even considered a tracker app because I have a hormonal coil that means I don't have periods. I'm actually rather excited at the prospect of making a study of my symptoms ^_^ xx

@tistel86 6 лет назад

I love that app! It helped me and my doctors to diagnose my PMDD! Thanks to clue, im not suicidal anymore and in expecting a baby boy in september ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@babygoatsmum4122 6 лет назад

I've had two female dogs (not at the same time) and they have gone on heat when I have my period. So the myth that females cycle together are true for me and my dog. Hi from Australia.

@LovesMusicAngel 6 лет назад

I used to use an app similar to that and man I loved it...... until I got on birth control and my shaking, vomiting inducing, tear filled periods stopped! Those apps are literally the best!!

@boomsoundeffect 6 лет назад

Our only enemy...periods.

@CharlieCabralos 6 лет назад

i like your toenails and men, let’s be honest

@CharlieCabralos 6 лет назад

Turbo Turd Haha.

@Naptosis 5 лет назад

Very brave of you to use so many in your comment.

@cydneyking7453 5 лет назад

Been trying to find a way to track my 3 different issues with my ovaries and I’m really hoping this lets me feel more in control of my pain and figure out a next step. 💕

@bahogan92 6 лет назад

I love Clue! I've been using it for a while now and it's helped me so much with tracking moods and pain in relation to my period.

@renaissancewoman3770 6 лет назад

Thank you Jessica, what you do means a lot ♥️

@trixy9 6 лет назад

I downloaded Clue thanks to their sponsorship on a different video and it's honest to god an amazing app (that saved me a few times because I tend to forget stuff :D). Honest recommendation from me :)

@samleanne21 6 лет назад

Gem I loveeee clue! By far the best app for tracking uterus Heath :)

@JM_Rosebranch 6 лет назад

Poor sweet 17 year old you! I completely relate to this video. I was only 10 years old when I got my first period. The only one of all the girls in my class (maybe even in the school). It was so unfamiliar and I felt so alone. I was embarrassed to talk about periods until I was in my twenties. Now has a mother of girls, I hope to use stories like mine and yours to encourage young women to not be embarrassed, but even celebrate the amazing metamorphasis that is a woman's cycle. Great app btw, so glad these things exist these days.

@ravennewlyn6386 6 лет назад

I loved this! And I swear the syncing myth is true!!! I swear it is!

@shammydammy2610 6 лет назад

I was certainly synced with my mother and my sister when I lived at home.

@rosieweaselby 6 лет назад

When I was younger, I never synced even with a female roommate because my cycle was longer than hers. Nowadays though...my friends and I seem to have them at pretty similar times. Hmm

@katherynne8241 6 лет назад

There's no scientific basis for "syncing", it doesn't happen except coincidentally :)

@anabellerentoria6313 6 лет назад

I am very proud of you by retelling a worst story of your life in a very hilarious way. It is sad but it makes me laugh and I can't help it. New subscriber by the way:)

@SoKlGoldenHand 6 лет назад

I have been using Clue for years now and it is honest to god the best period app! Recommended it to my little sister immediately after I learned her period started - wish I could have had something so convenient and educational when I was a teenager

@melaniecurtin6402 6 лет назад

I absolutely love your hospital story. This proves what a strong woman you are. The fact that you were paralyzed didn't stop you from trying to take care of business. Where there's a will there's a way 😁

@neverxever66 6 лет назад

This video came at the perfect time for me. I have endometriose and because of that, my periods are incredibly painful (and there are many other issues as well) and asking for help from a doctor and finding the right treatment was a long and difficult process for me. Thank you so much for talking about these issues openly, it means a lot!

@louise-rebeccadocherty1431 6 лет назад

Clue was literally all I used when I had periods!

@Margles349 6 лет назад

This was an excellent video! I'm a fan of Clue, its really very helpful and accurate! I'm glad they're doing sponsorships, too, I hope more people hear about them :D

@sophroniel 6 лет назад

Clue also isn't gendered which is great for folks who aren't cis etc

@beafbuger 6 лет назад

i’ve used clue and it is really helpful! especially if your period is unpredictable or if you’re forgetful.

@crystallionaire 6 лет назад

Been using this app for almost four years and it’s come a long way 👌 best period tracker app (plus more) ever!

@imahimfan 6 лет назад

I love Clue! I have endometriosis and had to get over talking abut periods etc to doctors and my partner quickly else I'd have to progress-- I just talk about it as if it's the weather now. I've suffered from migraines since I was a child and have found what i think is the best I'll get for coping, I hope you find something that works for you!!

@samkenyon4522 6 лет назад

I haven't had a period for almost 10 years (thanks to the amazing mini-pill Cerazette, ) but I do have multiple chronic illnesses and memory issues so the app sounds exactly what I need!

@monsterthing2 6 лет назад

The Clue app is amazing! I've been using it for years now and it is wonderful in terms of interface and accuracy and the tons of stuff you can track or take note of

@susanmorgan9074 6 лет назад

I love how I’m on my period while watch this and I’ve used Clue for the past 2 years (even though when I switched phones it did mess it up so now it’s not accurate) Also the first time I started was on a school trip to Alton Towers, not a good day

@jwb52z9 5 лет назад

I love that you know the phrase "high tailed it out of there". ;)

@emersonjakes8119 6 лет назад

I am a nonbinary person who gets really awful periods and I decided that while I don't really date people (and therefore have no risk of pregnancy), I didn't deserve the monthly pain. I went to the doctor and they scheduled an appointment to get an IUD and after a few months, I barely spotted and the pain decreased dramatically. I recommend them for most people who have bad periods and don't plan to get pregnant in the next five years (after the IUD is removed it's perfectly easy to get pregnant if you want, so I've heard). They're not an option for everyone, but they have such a low dose of hormones because they are already at the site of action that they rarely have any mood effects. 💜💜💜

@angharad.9743 6 лет назад

I’ve always wondered how you would deal with periods in hospital I would love more videos this on sort of thing!

@Fabled_king 6 лет назад

I actually already use clue, its pretty useful. It's been helping a lot the last 7 months.

@caitlingoodwyn7657 6 лет назад

I have used the clue app for years and loved it. It adjusts and "learns" your cycle over time. I had to get a different app after I had my daughter though. The algorithm that is used could not handle my 10 month "cycle". I would love to switch back to clue if there were a work around.

@StaramarianQueen 6 лет назад

Clue is wonderful! I’ve used it for about two years now and it’s just fabulous. I’m glad Clue is helping you so much, too!

@kimmeliankm 6 лет назад

I’m 18 and been using Clue for a long time now, I’ve been taking birth control pills since I was 16 because I suffer from cronical pain and I would always fall unconscious on school or wherever I was. I even lost my conscience short after waking up so nobody noticed, they just thought I was sleeping longer that day, it was a literal nightmare. Clue reminds me my pill, at first I forgot even 3 a month and that’s really bad, but like I said, clue sends me a message everyday so I don’t forget. It’s been really helpful. I haven’t fainted or lost my conscience in almost a year now. I hope people get to now the app now and that it proves to them just as helpful as to me.

@morwenna 6 лет назад

I get week-long migraines/fibro flares with my periods too, but thankfully I only get them 3-4 times a year because I'm on pill for months at a time. I told my doctor about my migraines and she prescribed me an estradiol patch to wear when I'm not taking my active pills. It's been an absolute miracle, it's helped SO much! As long as I get the timing right and keep it on my skin the entire time, the flares are minimal.

@eykyra 6 лет назад

I use clue, it's amazing. It has helped me sort out my awful pms depression and other things I didn't know that I had like cravings. Now I know why I feel like shit from time to time.

@gabeangel8104 4 года назад

I know it’s not really the topic of the video but I wanted to comment on how effectively you summed up a major issue with our health system when you mentioned being discharged from the migraine clinic due to missing an appointment with a migraine. I have so many suspected health issues that have never been looked into because l’m too ill to attend appointments. The, you can only only re-arrange appointments up to 3 times, has always struck me as silly when, by the very nature of the thing, they are dealing with sick people who may have symptom flare ups! I do understand that it wastes their resources when people miss appointments but I always try to give plenty of notice and you’d think there would be some way to be a little more forgiving when people are honestly too sick to get out of bed!

@Jahleesu1 6 лет назад

I thank my body every month that the one thing that is NOT painful in my life are my periods.

@marmusicc 6 лет назад

youre lucky af..

@znyznyzny 6 лет назад

Jahlee Su yeah I get small cramps and that's about it. Dunno why. Mostly feel depressed though.

@katrinamatroze5113 6 лет назад

I could listen to the way you talk all the time, even if it’s embarrassing period stories

@Agoraphobication 6 лет назад

I love Clue! I've been using it for two or three years now. So useful. Good on you for raising awareness of this app :)

@kristinablocher7679 6 лет назад

I always had hard irregular periods so I went on birth control when I was 16. I was removed from it during cancer treatment. I went 8 months without my period, they approved it and after pills to force my period was fine until once again I was removed. It’s been one year sans period and I’m terrified what this one will be. I have pots and severe migraines as well as other things so I’m excited to try this. Any tips are greatly appreciated! ❤️❤️❤️

@shalacarter6658 6 лет назад

I am so sorry you are going through so much pain!

@kristinablocher7679 6 лет назад

Shala Carter thank you love. Jessica’s subscribers are just the kindest bunch of people. I haven’t come across one of you that wasn’t wonderful ❤️❤️

@shalacarter6658 6 лет назад

We get our goodness by watching Jessica. So, you are cancer-free, right? You're worried about how bad your periods are going to be?

@kristinablocher7679 6 лет назад

Shala Carter I am cancer free! You’re so right, like attracts like. I haven’t had my period in over a year and they are going to essentially induce it again and then I’ll start some type of birth control. I’m just scared of how bad it will be. When I went 7 months it was a week and a half of heavy bleeding and severe pain. I ended up quite anemic and hospitalized. I’ve found the greatest advice on her comment sections so I thought I’d see if anyone had any for dealing with it 💙💙

@shalacarter6658 6 лет назад

I had a similar experience. Somehow with having a baby and then being on an anti-depressant and having another baby, I ended up not having a period for a long time. I know this makes no sense. I am not telling this correctly. Suffice it to say that after I did get my period, it was really heavy. That was the first time I used tampons because I needed them and the heaviest napkin. That went on for a while. Then, my new ob said I could have an ablation which is like burning the interior of your uterus or I could have a partial hysterectomy. I went with option B. But, I was in my late forties by then. I can certainly see why you are worried about having the heavy bleeding and pain again and I don't really seem to have anything helpful to say except, I've been there and I hope that it goes well for you! xo

@alex.s2023 6 лет назад

Thank you for being so brave to share this video. As you’ve previously mentioned it did range outside your comfort zone. Congrats on the sponsorship!

@tabiandro 6 лет назад

I love the Clue app! I’ve been using it for two years or so. It’s fantastic to let me know when my awful mood swings will start up. Hormones are the worst. I hope you find something that helps out!

@donnasauer2699 6 лет назад

I use clue! Mostly because I’m not regular and so I forget when the doctors ask me how long it’s been since my last period. Clue is super helpful in knowing how long ago they were.

@im19ice3 5 лет назад

first of all thank you for the story about the guest bed, i really need to hear about others having such experiences because i've bled over things, places, situations that are all types of inconvenient and i still can't fully shake off the shame of it (my cycle is super ffkn irregular i live in constant vigilance); that said your tale was well told, in my mind it played out like a bruce willis action movie, i guess it could've been worse cause when you said you called for help that was a better transition than what i thought would happen: them finding you after having folllowed the trail. i hope there was no trail at all. i know what it's like and i would not wish a trail on anyone.

@alyseandrews1066 6 лет назад

Highly recommend Clue! Used it for nearly two years now. I had no idea how freakily regular my cycles were! It was so useful to track how I tend to feel on which parts of my cycle and get more in tune with what my body is up to.

@keyholes 6 лет назад

I love Clue and have used it for nearly a year now (funnily enough after another youtuber promoted it), and as pleased as I am to see the app getting out there and you getting well-earned sponsorship money, I really would've liked to have seen some hint that this was sponsored *before* I clicked on it, like [AD] in the title and/or in a corner of the thumbnail. Sorry to be a spoilsport, it just seems a bit misleading that people don't know until they've already contributed to the viewer count.

@nicolebosma9476 6 лет назад

I love Clue so much. I'm always irregular but it knows and it even knows if it's going to be late. It's amazing.

@nataliewongsears9799 6 лет назад

Dear Jessica, I understand you so much! When I first got my period, I was so embarrassed I had to email my mom because I couldn't face her in person...You're very brave for coming out with this story. Sincerely, A fellow disgaybled/vintage lover

@jeannareadsbooks8475 6 лет назад

Progesterone only coil is a life changer: stopped my periods but no side effects. Amazing

@ameliaerbs3413 5 лет назад

Holy hens Jessica I love this app! I've wanted a simple way to track data about my skin, food cravings alongside my period. Clue lets you do all of this and a bunch more! Thank you!

@daphvetu2571 5 лет назад

6:00 yep, this is too true. Im always in sync with my friends, which results into things like... me being in sync with a friends mother. Lol!

@KateandBree 6 лет назад

Hi Jessica, One of my biggest issues with migraines IS period migraines. They were so bad I was non-functioning as I would throw up and be in bed for five days. I was referred to an OBGYN that specializes in pain and was given an IUD. No periods = No Period Migraines. No cramps. No fatigue from periods. It’s awesome.

@taylorgates6359 6 лет назад

Yoooo I've had the clue app for like 3-4 months and it really helps. I'd reccommend it 100%

@natacharicher 6 лет назад

I'm lucky not to have to deal with any major physical pain associated with my periods, which I'm grateful for since it's clearly not the case for so many, and I hope you can find a solution for those awful migraines (my cousin's husband has pretty bad ones, and my brother used to have milder ones, and they sound really painful) ! For me the problem would be on the mental health side of things. Because of post-traumatic stress (PTSD) I have anxiety issues and am quite prone to depression, and I'm really beginning to wonder if there's a PMS element added to the mix, since they sometimes seem to get much much worse for none of the usual reasons ! Had a look at the app and this could be an excellent way of keeping track of things (I really like the reminders feature) and maybe working out what's going on, so thank you very much for this video !! ☺️

@LibertangoBaila 6 лет назад

You're such an inspiration Jessica

@katymills9551 6 лет назад

I have this app to help me for the exact reason you said, I got told my the doctors to track things for three months and come back. I have issues with fertility and as a 28year old women in a committed relationship trying to get help and answers for this is a lot harder than it should be!!! X

@sanchitagolder 4 года назад

why did i absolutely enjoy watching and hearing her promote the app for half of the video

@dlaity107 6 лет назад

One that might be worth a discussion in conjunction with your team, is feverfew (plant not necessarily tablets) for the migraines. With my ABI balance and stuff can be a major issue, as can energy levels (you've got POTS you'll have a similar idea what it's like to be in my body too). Initially I was on Paramax when I started getting period related migraines and they do zonk it, but unfortunately they zonk you too. Mum read up on feverfew and I came off the Paramax and onto the Feverfew to get through my GCSE mocks because the Paramax were getting me into trouble for dosing off a lot in school. The dosage is as many leaves as will make a fistful for the person with the headache. You either put them into a plain bread sandwich (no butter etc) with either a sprinkle of salt or sugar (whichever is your preference), or you can take them steeped for a few minutes in hot water either alone, or with a tsp of honey. 1997 was when I switched. The following week I bought the paramax back to the pharmacy and I've never looked back. It's perhaps one to have a conversation about? It's a chamomile so ridiculously easy to grow in a pot too.

@daniellesheppard2187 6 лет назад

Jessica you truly are amazing!!!

@lenyaustria9792 6 лет назад

I too have migraine during my period and its killing me

@hhmmhmhm5743 6 лет назад

I used Clue before I started taking birth control (and now I get a period once every three months). It was incredibly helpful, and had a ton of reminders you could set (like a reminder to take your birth control). It adapts to your period after a certain amount of time instead of using the whole "always every 28 days" method. I highly recommend it.

@MooCowKris 6 лет назад

I’ve used the Clue app for like, two years??? (I think) and it’s honestly the best thing I’ve ever downloaded. I don’t often add data other than when my period starts/ends, but it’s so nice to have a concrete record of when it happened, and will likely happen again

@tenayacollins 6 лет назад

Great video! I loved the story you told. Can you do more story time videos on your channel? They are some of my favorites. This app/ website looks very cool and helpful. Wishing you a low pain day ❤

@jennych 6 лет назад

I literally have loved every video you've ever made. I'm obsessed.

@princesspinkadele 6 лет назад

Mirena coil changed my life. I used to have heavy, painful, migraine inducing periods and 7 years ago I had this oil put in and I haven’t had a period, cramp or period migraine since. I feel like I’m living life as a male!!! But, you know, with pretty dresses. So so so happy now. I’ve probably saved so much money, been so good for the environment and saved so much time because of it. It doesn’t work for everyone but it is the best thing I did for myself! 😍

@princesspinkadele 6 лет назад

Coil not oil lol

@tanie3543 6 лет назад

Adele Clinton wait , did you say you don't get periods at all ? Or that you don't get period cramps ?

@princesspinkadele 6 лет назад

infiring !! Both, and it is marvellous!

@tanie3543 6 лет назад

Adele Clinton that's nice ! I wish I could get that done too... But I'm too young for that rn !

@krystlepoulin6382 6 лет назад

I wanted Mirena to take away my periods but instead my body rebelled and my periods were actually more painful. I developed cysts and acne and my fibromyalgia flared for the entire 7 months I had the coil. It was hell. I'm happy for the people it works for. I just wish I was one of them.

@Nimvy04 6 лет назад

Migraines are absolutely the worst. I've had to take so many exams while having a migraine. Recently I have been taking multiple probiotics since my gut is absolutely wrecked because of my illness that was untreated for 15 years. And I found that it really helped! Since starting one that is specifically made to combat migraines I've barely had any. I don't know if it will work for everyone, but it has certainly made my life so much easier (plus my illness finally being treated also helps a lot in general)

@LydiaBradford22 6 лет назад

I love clue it's so easy to use and it makes it so easy to plan things around my periods. I would highly recommend xx

@maiaautumne2167 5 лет назад

Ah the dreaded menstrual cycle - I was a chronic migraine/cluster headache and also rebound headache (due to drugs treatment) sufferer but that aside the monthly cycle was the absolute worst for me. Migraines in the form of face-aches and the top of my head would feel like it was going to erupt like a volcano, diarrhoea, vomiting, fever feeling like i am going to spontaneously combust at any point and I suffered for years. During my period i would have to have a fan blowing at my head constantly and couldn’t handle light or smells. In the end after numerous drugs which came with side effects , i demanded a referral to the Integrated Medicine Hospital in London and had a holistic consultation there where they went through my whole lifestyle, diet (which is important with this) and i was prescribed acupuncture and made some diet and lifestyle changes. This sorted the whole problem and some other ones out. I also noticed that multi-B supplements and magnesium help too with migraines. I am totally drug free now and have only occasional migraines when i hav ébène burning the candle at both ends. I hope you get some relief soon x

@maiaautumne2167 5 лет назад

I was initially under the Neurology and Neurosurgery hospital first but i found the drugs building up in my body were the cause of the rebound headaches and other issues (massive weight loss, hair loss, bowel issues, seizures etc). It’s not a quick fix but being drug free and taking control of my own health is the best!