Perimenopause WTF?
Welcome to our Perimenopause WTF?! podcast - brought to you by the perry community. In this podcast your we talk everything- and we mean EVERYTHING perimenopause. Our hosts and guests help us navigate through all our WTF perimenopause moments and ‘Is this normal??’ questions.
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SEEN & HEARD: Breast Cancer at 38, Menopause, and My One Chance at Motherhood (opens the original)
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Breast Cancer at 38, Menopause, and My One Chance at Motherhood What changes in healthcare when we stop starting with the expert and start with the woman who lived it? Seen & Heard is built around lived experience. Real women tell their health stories in their own words: what happened, what it felt like, where care worked, where it fell short, and what they wish their healthcare professionals had understood. Healthcare professionals join the conversation not to explain away those experiences, bu
SEEN & HEARD: 37 and in Perimenopause — Why We Need to Listen to Women (opens the original)
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SEEN & HEARD: It Starts With Listening to Women Welcome to the first episode of SEEN & HEARD , a new special series from Perimenopause WTF? We are launching SEEN & HEARD during Perimenopause Awareness Month with a message we believe needs to be at the center of this month: Awareness starts with listening to women. For too long, women have been telling us what is happening to their bodies. They have talked about the anxiety that seemingly came out of nowhere. The sleep that suddenly changed. The
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