A day in the life of an Aspie’s Mom . . .

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Posted by Kim on August 28th, 2008

I’m so frustrated today.  I am broke out like a teen-ager and I’m 43.  When I was a kid I didn’t have bad skin, but as I got older - in my early 20’s - my skin was terrible.  I was in a bad marriage at that time, and I’m sure much of it was stress related.

But today?  I am looking forward to having company this weekend - DH’s older kids and grandkids are coming Saturday through Monday.  Our kids start school on Tuesday, so maybe I’m a little stressed about getting them settled into a new routine - I don’t know.

What’s the difference between a few blemishes and acne?  Do I need acne treatments?

I can relate. I’m a mature woman and have suffered from worse acne now than I ever did as a teen. I believe mine is from stress and food allergies.

I got so fed up looking like a connect-the-dots puzzle, I went and got some Neutrogena products. All of them have been working FABULOUSLY, but the one that’s the major zit-killer is Neutrogena’s Rapid Clear. It’s just like the name says. It rapidly clears the zips if you follow the directions on the box.

All the best to you.

Jude Says:

I feel ya! I have way more acne than I did when I was a teenager…though I don’t think that it requires acne treatments. Usually that is a result of having so many pimples on your face that it looks like raw hamburger meat. I usually only have one maybe two on my face at at time a month. Not bad, I suppose.

I am 48 and my eczema has been worse since I entered my 40s. Single parenting two boys with autism is my stress that aggravates the skin, plusn the summer weather does not help.

Good luck

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