The Hormonal Hotline
Ever feel like your health struggles are "all in your head"? It’s time to change the narrative.Welcome to the supportive, straight talking "girls group chat" you’ve been waiting for.
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Are You Failing, or Is It Just Your Hormones? - Dr Tuesday Watts on PMDD & Neurodivergent Motherhood (opens the original)
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"It's like the colour just drains out of your life for two weeks a month." What happens when the coping strategies that got you through your whole life suddenly stop working the moment you become a mum? Ellisha sits down with psychologist, speaker and mother-of-three Dr Tuesday Watts for an honest, moving conversation covering unmasking after motherhood, the reality behind her polished social media presence, and getting diagnosed with PMDD while raising three small, neurodivergent-leaning childr
You're Not Overreacting" - Wales Rugby Star Gwen Crabb on Playing an Entire World Cup With Undiagnosed Endometriosis (opens the original)
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"Even after they found it, I was still gaslighting myself into thinking maybe I don't have it." What does it take to get diagnosed with a disease you didn't even know existed — while playing international sport through it the whole time? Ellisha sits down with Wales international rugby player and endometriosis advocate Gwen Crabb for a raw, eye-opening conversation about growing up with dismissed, debilitating periods, playing an entire Rugby World Cup with undiagnosed stage four endometriosis,
"My coil hid my PMDD for 13 years" - sobriety, surgery & self-advocacy with Jessie Hallett (opens the original)
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"My whole life revolves around my cycle now. It's wild." What happens when the thing that's protecting you is also the thing hiding the truth from you? Ellisha sits down with content creator and PMDD advocate Jessie Hallett for an honest, funny, and at times raw conversation covering sobriety, a five-and-a-half stone transformation, and the PMDD symptoms that only surfaced once her hormonal coil was removed after thirteen years. What We Cover Jessie went sober on 17th November 2022 after years o
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