Stories
The average patient is first interrupted by their doctor at the 12 second mark.
What happens when we let people talk about their experiences without interruption?
"Suddenly, there were no rules"
Melanie talks about the trials of navigating menopause without Judy Blume to guide us, thyroid problems, confusing post-menopausal bleeding, and why vasectomies are the ultimate feminist act.
"The rolling rapids of the backside of menopause"
What happens when menopause is done? Anxiety and friendship in post-menopause life.
“It’s like I got twenty years of this new life"
Menopause as relief: Hysterectomy-induced menopause, testosterone HRT, and the relief of being free from debilitating periods.
"I didn’t know I could go in and question my doctor."
The empowering importance of talking openly about our experiences, being there for one another, and taking charge of your own mental, physical and emotional health.
"My brain is a very rude extremist"
Chemo-induced menopause is a whole gnarly vibe. Hot flashes, tissue changes, labia faces.