@estherlubis: evolution of me

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tantiharyanti18
TantiTW :
Pas 20 cantik bangettt
2026-09-24 05:58:49
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dizyni
adalah pokoknya :
KAKK CANTIKKK BANGETTT!! MAU DONG SPILL TEMPAT KERATIN YANG BAGUS DIMANAA😭🫰🏻
2026-09-24 08:45:09
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vfbybnty
This account only for happines :
kak jujur aku happy bgt jadi part of perubahan baik kamuu makin tahun. semoga kebahagiaan menyertaimu
2026-09-24 13:52:57
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bel.spill
𝐁𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐞 :
glow up 😍
2026-09-24 13:42:21
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buttercroissant30
Angelica 🦚 :
Terrrrrr-cantik
2026-09-24 12:01:11
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ignn_ss
gyattnsyaa :
alumni santa maria kk?
2026-09-25 06:18:30
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cindyazn
🌙 :
kak esther kerenn bgtt!! semoga bisa nyusul ke new york🙌🏻
2026-09-24 13:33:01
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rocknormanwell
h :
Foto 1-2 cakep bgtt
2026-09-24 05:59:13
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tinytyrannosaur
TinyTyrannosaur :
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2026-09-24 13:10:26
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hiiibutterflyyy
🦋🦋 :
ko orang pada punya foto kecil ya🥺
2026-09-24 14:53:08
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floooooweeerrrr
Flower_Village :
cantikk bgt
2026-09-24 11:16:20
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lumbangtobing
PORHIS LAGA :
dek Esther...bokapmu ini..kawanku dulu di Fisipol USU...Katua Herbert GP Lubis..(almarhum)..setelah kulihat foto...gendong Esther..masih bayi..Sukses selalu ya dek...
2026-09-24 23:24:59
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rrriihann
erha :
KAAKK CANTIIKK BBGTTTTTTTTT🥹🥹🥹nama potongan rambut slide 1 apaa kaaa ADUH NAKSIRR BBGGGTTTTTTTT😭😭😭😭
2026-09-24 13:40:13
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lrncozara
Ozoraaaa :
suka bangat sama kak Ester waktu umur 20
2026-09-24 15:13:12
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c1pr00t
c1pr00t :
suka liat kakaknya cantik plus manis. semoga sukses selalu ya kak💘💘
2026-09-24 09:50:12
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cherryean
Ser :
kaka love you!!!!
2026-09-24 14:01:26
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dellbicth
Rose :
definisi makin tua makin cantik woiii
2026-09-24 15:19:01
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estherdocs
dabimgu :
2026-09-24 05:50:33
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lvberryoat
mirrorball :
freshhh bgtt sukaaa🥹💗💗
2026-09-24 12:47:01
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matchalatte1710
Matchalatte♎️🪐 :
Kaa potongan rambut yg pertamaa apaa?? Cakepp bgtttt
2026-09-24 12:17:42
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hayanus3
hayanus :
9 sama 8nya mana
2026-09-24 11:43:25
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selatambunan53
gwen abigail :
ter lama tak nampak
2026-09-24 11:24:16
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bonito3114
bonito :
ka estherrrr ini brp🫰
2026-09-24 09:43:50
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aice1234
aice123 :
definisi makin tua makin cekepppp
2026-09-24 08:57:17
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tik.toker5160
Tik Toker :
KAK KITA SAMA DARI SMANSA PKU heheh
2026-09-24 08:30:39
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In Chinese medicine, chronic lower back pain is often associated with Kidney deficiency because the Kidneys are closely connected to the lumbar region. And as we age, Kidney Yin naturally declines—which is one reason TCM may view new or worsening lower back pain during perimenopause and menopause through a Kidney-deficiency lens. I experienced this change myself. In my 20s, I had virtually no cramps or back pain—I could barely tell whether I was on my period. Then seemingly overnight, I started getting intense lower back pain right before my period. Dr. Suzanne added the Western medicine perspective: there’s also a hormonal and inflammatory explanation for why this can happen.  When the uterine lining sheds during your period, inflammatory molecules are released. Depending on the position of your uterus and your individual anatomy, that inflammatory process can contribute to pain in the surrounding area. And during perimenopause, fluctuating and declining estrogen can make the musculoskeletal system more vulnerable to pain. We often think of estrogen in terms of periods, fertility, or hot flashes—but estrogen also plays an important role in our bones, joints, tendons, ligaments, and muscles. Researchers have even proposed the term “musculoskeletal syndrome of menopause” to describe the constellation of musculoskeletal changes associated with declining estrogen. Just as we talk about the genitourinary syndrome of menopause—the vaginal and urinary changes associated with estrogen loss—we need to talk more about what can happen to the rest of the body. It’s not only about increased bone fragility and fracture risk. Women may also experience more aches and pains, greater susceptibility to certain injuries, and changes in recovery during the menopause transition. So if your lower back or joints suddenly seem to hurt in perimenopause, it may not be as random as it feels. Listen to the episode “The Menopause Nobody Prepared You For — with Dr. Suzanne Gilberg” on my podcast HOT WATER
In Chinese medicine, chronic lower back pain is often associated with Kidney deficiency because the Kidneys are closely connected to the lumbar region. And as we age, Kidney Yin naturally declines—which is one reason TCM may view new or worsening lower back pain during perimenopause and menopause through a Kidney-deficiency lens. I experienced this change myself. In my 20s, I had virtually no cramps or back pain—I could barely tell whether I was on my period. Then seemingly overnight, I started getting intense lower back pain right before my period. Dr. Suzanne added the Western medicine perspective: there’s also a hormonal and inflammatory explanation for why this can happen. When the uterine lining sheds during your period, inflammatory molecules are released. Depending on the position of your uterus and your individual anatomy, that inflammatory process can contribute to pain in the surrounding area. And during perimenopause, fluctuating and declining estrogen can make the musculoskeletal system more vulnerable to pain. We often think of estrogen in terms of periods, fertility, or hot flashes—but estrogen also plays an important role in our bones, joints, tendons, ligaments, and muscles. Researchers have even proposed the term “musculoskeletal syndrome of menopause” to describe the constellation of musculoskeletal changes associated with declining estrogen. Just as we talk about the genitourinary syndrome of menopause—the vaginal and urinary changes associated with estrogen loss—we need to talk more about what can happen to the rest of the body. It’s not only about increased bone fragility and fracture risk. Women may also experience more aches and pains, greater susceptibility to certain injuries, and changes in recovery during the menopause transition. So if your lower back or joints suddenly seem to hurt in perimenopause, it may not be as random as it feels. Listen to the episode “The Menopause Nobody Prepared You For — with Dr. Suzanne Gilberg” on my podcast HOT WATER

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