HiJust me. Here is a link to the interview I did on This Morning http://www.bebo.com/Profile.jsp?MemberId=10067167339For me this was a huge step in my 'recovery journey' as even alot of my friends and family had no idea how badly I had suffered. It is only now that I am feeling good that I can look back and reflect upon the last few years, and I have to say I have no idea how the hell I managed to get through it. In a strange way, I had to get worse before I could get better. Before having the boys I knew I suffered from PMS but kinda just got on with it, however after 2 pregnancies my hormones were all over the place, and having the boys meant I could no longer 'lie down' to it. Not an option with two young ones to chase about!! They kept me going, but on those bad bad days I have no idea how I made it to the end of the day still standing. For me the chronic exhaustion was one of the worst symptoms. That tied with the whole lack of confidence, paranoia, and hopelessness was just no way to live. Glad to say life is now 'normal' all the time. Which means yes I still get tired, grumpy etc but not in a ridiculous way!!