Nollywood actress Yvonne Jegede cannot wait for menopause to reach her...
A Lot of women are on this table...
Monday, February 08, 2021
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Well mine stopped when I started giving birth.
ReplyDeleteI'm writing this again seeing her here. And I thought I love this actress and she spews this Tosh. I was in Nigeria for a short holiday in December and was flipping through the dstv channels and saw a movie Abike on of the channels, out of boredom I decided to watch because I read through the synopsis, it turned out to be the best Nigerian move I have ever seen and this actress was in it,, the end scenes where she was talking to her son to go find his path in life tore me apart, it reminded me of my mum who was widowed at a young age. I had never heard of her before or seen her movies, this lady actress was exceptional, I thought I was dreaming seeing a Nollywood movie so enthralling not the usual crass. I had to cram her name and face, what was a boredom killer woke me up and I sat at the edge of my couch till the end, had Nollywood been organised, it was good enough with little touch ups to slot in for the African or whatever section for Oscars, her delivery was a masterclass mindblpwing, even Lupita and other top women of colour stars would have grinned in shock and envy. I want her to know if she reads this that she should seek for a way to get out there and break in internationally because she is a super actress and she will explode out there with what I watched and if I hear of chances for her to show her self internationally, I will look for a way to reach her, let her Raise some money and go to Yale acting school and while there audition and audition, she will break in. But this talk from her now is disappointing to me because my first impression of her is of a great woman and actress.
DeleteWow Anonymous this is beautifully put. Yvonne you got a fan
DeleteAnonymous 12.13,what is wrong with what she said,assuming it's lupita nyong'o it would have made more sense abi?🙄. I have watched wendy Williams, kim Kardashian, miley cyrus etc talked about menstruation. Nonetheless she's a good actress
DeleteAnon 12:13 so talking of natural things like periods and menopause makes her less of a good actress??
DeleteAnon 12:13, she is talking about her own experience nau.
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DeleteAnon , disappointing because she is talking about periods? A human issue! People like you continue to make Periods seem like taboo! It is not. Educate yourself today
DeleteWe need to normalize talking about women's health and issues like these being talked about by people with fame (celebrities) and/or money (ricj people) normalizes it makes the common woman, teenager or young adult know it is normal.
DeleteI was told my dysmenorrhea will stop after childbirth. It never did. Mirena IUD saved life, literally and made it easy to function when I have my period. But our generation still pass down the myth that period pain will stop after child birth.
Please go see your Gynae, youdont have to suffer period pains/dysmenorrhea
And you're right. She's a fantastic actress.
DeleteMy heart skips a bit each time my own approaches
ReplyDeleteMtcheeeeew everything ends up in social media
ReplyDeleteBut you'll go to Google to research on health issues, abi? Leave her alone
DeleteAnd what is wrong with what she said?
DeleteSo you want the whole world know is your period?
ReplyDeletePeriods are not taboo! Get understanding today. People like you will attribute Periods to uncleanliness. Educate yourself today
DeleteI was becoming worried, thought na only me waka come ooo..
ReplyDeleteMenopause does come with it's own challenges though.
ReplyDeleteHer comment about menopause is ignorant...I am a Rx.
DeleteWho told you she doesn’t know menopause has its challenges? We all know that when menopause comes your period ceases so she hasn’t said anything abnormal ...am sure she said it as per then she will no more have monthly flows. I don’t know why people can never make any comment in peace. Us your common sense to reason that, she does not have to explain all that.
DeleteAnd u think menopause is easy?? Anyway I won’t tell u!!
ReplyDeleteLol. Are you guys serious right now? So it's safe to say that a woman has no hiding place from pain and unnecessary stress in her life? God why? 😩. At times i'd be wishing for the period thing to be a once in a lifetime something in a woman's life. Like, you'd see it at a certain age and that's it.
DeleteThey don't want to experience terrible experience of menopause. Pray that your body adjust to the changes. I have someone close to me now and I don't pray for it.
DeleteHmmm... Really?
DeleteAnd I thought everything would be over once it's menopause.
Can you please come whisper to me about it's experience a little?
Menopause too has got problems?
DeleteOh God!
You see why it's good to talk about these things publicly. Dee all the info on this page now from comments
DeleteEyaaa..kpele. Lucky me then, cos after birthing my two kids, i don't even know wat menstraul cramp feels like again.
ReplyDeleteFelvin20 to the rescue. It's quite effective.
ReplyDeleteI have a stress free menstrual flow but you see the week to when my period starts, the irritability is on another level and the mood swings is something else.. It is well with women ooo.
ReplyDeleteI'm going through this sh#t now. PMS is a bitch 😫😫😫
DeletePlease any lasting remedy to this thing,cause I just can't anymore ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜“😓😰😨😨😩😩😤
ReplyDeleteI swear! During mine, I must have ibuprofen handy if not, even with the ibuprofen sef, I still dey see something. For the first two days, I can’t even stand straight and the pain is always out of this world.
DeleteFelvin is quite effective
DeleteDon't no how true oh,my younger sister said she starts taking in lots of water before that time and avoids caffeine and surgery stuff,that it helps her. As for me no pain whatsoever. Thank you baba God. But you see a week to that time,my mouth dose not close,i eat like a fool,and funny enough I'm never full then.
DeleteSorry, Yvonne. Some of my friends still gripe about this same thing even after they have had all their babies while some surely affirmed it. I guess experiences differ. Menopause isn't a stroll in the park either for women around that age and it surely has its own drawbacks as well. So darling, don't be in a hurry to get there. I also know many menopausal women who were sad when their periods ceased. For your cramps just Get a heating pad and being intentional about your diets a few days to your period helps and ought to minimize the pain.
ReplyDeleteA week before your period start, try drinking hot liquid stuff but with less sugar and warm water too. Come back and thank me later.
DeleteI used to have horrible cramps while growing up, whenever my period start, no school for 3 straight days both in Secondary School and college days. But one day, you know the menstrual blood clots, I put them in a potty, yikes! And I poured hot water in it, lo and behold, it dissolved. So, ever since that day, a week before my period, no Coke, Pepsi or any sugary drinks till my period passed. That’s the end of painful cramps till today even after 2 kids.
I am on this table, I was so happy that the cramps will go after my first baby, for where? No change.
ReplyDeleteSame here too. Both me and my sister. Though hers is worse than mine. We both had twins early last year and was eagerly waiting to start enjoying pain free period, for where. When the thing started mmmmh. Mine ibuprofen to the rescue, hers the first 3 days, she doesn't get up, her babies at the mercy of her helps till she gets better. The pains no be here abeg.
DeleteI can totally relate. Even menouspause has it's own wahala, when my friend's mum started getting unnecessarily sick, that's when I knew that menouspause carries wahala
ReplyDeleteI don't even know or have menstrual cramps before and after having children..
ReplyDeleteHave seen some of my friends cried 😢 once is their period and i will be wondering like what is going on..
When i started having period at 13 my clothes 🙃 always with red blood stain until i started counting the days.
Till date I'm still like that.
Lucky you.
DeleteIs not easy at all.
ReplyDeleteDoes this girl know that menopause comes with its own; hot flushes, cramps/sore joints,
ReplyDeleteosteoporosis and fractures etc. They are called climacteric symptoms.
Being educated is not just about passing exams o. 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
Many women don't know about the effects of menopause before they experience it. It has nothing to do with educational background. Did she study women health?
DeleteIti mpataka feeling fly. Nwanyi moooove!!
DeleteAnonymous 15.16, you make menopause sound like a disease. Sobmenopause comes with it's own symptoms, does it come with period cramps? As Long as you are a woman who is menstruating, you will go through menopause at the age destined by the number of eggs you had at birth. Some have it early , as early as 21 and some others in their 50s, it has nothing to do with education. After studying the whole gynecology books, the knowledge won't prevent you from going through menopause in your life as a woman.
DeleteSo you have to study women health to know things like menopause...chaiii very ignorant question...
Deletepele
ReplyDeleteAnon 12:51,you are the typical wiseacre. She was expressing her pain. I am almost 60,and I still would not take period pains over what you listed---which Ihave experienced or still experiencing. Show some sympathy or hold your peace.Haba !
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DeleteI don't know what MC is except on the first day that I feel a little cramp which tells me that e Don set but eeeh the irritation and mood swing I used to feel that four days is outta this world. My Bobo used to avoid me like shit does days even on calls, he hardly call on those days...
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DeleteYvonne, from my mum's experience, menopause is no joke o
ReplyDeleteMenopause is part of life and as long as you live toba ripe old age, as a female who menstruate,you will still experience it. Yall act as if , menopause is cancer, it is part of a females growth cycle and nothing wrong in wishing for it early or late depending on preference.
DeleteIn menopause no period cramps, she is tired of period cramps.
Most women would go through menstrual pains, labour pains, body and hormonal changes and menopause, while still dealing with emotionally abusive or cheating partners. Na wa o
ReplyDeleteThat is ehhhhh
DeleteHmm. A lot that women go through in this life.
ReplyDeleteTwo weeks before my period, I often experience this mad cramps. Omo it's not easy, and I hope it stops when I start giving birth
ReplyDeleteYou no dey hear say e nor dey stop? May your case be different though.
DeleteChildbirth reduce mine alot. The pain now is mild compare to what I used to have then.
ReplyDeleteVitamin E. Primrose Oil.
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