Support for Women 35+

You know how when you're sick and you wish for a magic fairy to bring you soup and you realize that there are no magical fairies and the soup isn't going to taste good anyway so you turn over and try to go back to sleep? What I do is help women find their magical fairy dust. That space where we're empowered and supported (despite the Hot & Flashy side of our out of sync bodies), so that we can get back to our lives and living well.

Too many women are going at this without support ... from personal to professional from doctors to societal. It can feel like everything is stacked against us and our well being suffers, immensely.

I've heard too many stories from women who've stepped back from life at home and at work. Unable to keep up in a meeting because their words are missing. And the filler words only make sense inside our brain, the "whatchamacallit" is doing "that thing where people open their door". (Aka "Our favorite, most profitable client is opening a new location and we're ready for their launch".)

It's not okay to feel so out of sorts.

The symptoms count is up to 70 (that's a seven with a zero). The fact is science is still learning the impact of hypogonadism (for men and women, from estrogen and testosterone to thyroid).

Perimenopause, Menopause, and Post Menopause isn't a fad. It's not a thing made up. It's biological. And every woman gifted a life that lives past 35 is going to experience it in some form.

That's where I come in, you see, I'm the woman who went the long road to discover all of those symptoms for all of those years weren't unrelated. It was all evidence of hypogonadism aka perimenopause aka my estrogen production system was failing.

Almost a decade went by before the dots connected within myself, my knowledge, and my drive to get someone to really hear me. Once I knew the problem, I was determined to advocate for myself more effectively.

I had justified and excused so many symptoms because each doctor kept telling me "You're normal." Silently I was drained. I kept doing what I had to do, but there was nothing left. (You know what I am talking about.)

Once I knew what I needed and the dots that needed to be stated, I was able to get medical care. But, that took months and hours of phone calls and more advocating than I ever thought was necessary (and I had done a lot of patient advocacy work before that for loved ones).

I was lied to. I was ignored. I was dismissed. I was told no. I kept going. I had to. I knew that just because my ins

Helping women navigate perimenopause with clarity, compassion, and real understanding of their changing bodies.

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Supporting women navigating perimenopause, menopause, and post menopause with care and clarity.