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In this episode we meet Roz. Her uplifting story about experiencing challenging perimenopause symptoms while managing other major health concerns will give you hope and inspiration.

In Roz’s case, an early hysterectomy to treat severe endometriosis threw her directly into menopause. She lived with excruciating joint pain and other common symptoms of the menopausal transition, seeking help when necessary and doing what she had to do in order to continue living her life with minimum disruption.

Roz continues to meet menopause face on, refusing to let it control her life, despite ongoing surgeries and treatment for breast cancer. Roz’s story about keeping her focus on the positives, including her family, will help support you on your menopause journey.

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Feeling down? Overwhelmed? Exhausted? These are classic perimenopause and menopause symptoms which are interlinked with hormonal changes, hot flashes and sleep problems.

Menopause Symptoms
Hot flashes, night sweats, insomnia and weight changes are commonly associated with menopause transition. Other symptoms such as tingling extremities, dry mouth and skin changes are discussed less often but can still have a significant impact on your day-to-day life.

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Menopause Stories
Am I In Menopause? PROJECT is a platform for radically honest storytelling that gives a voice to diverse individuals experiencing struggles with midlife women's health.

We’ve identified asked a selected group of individuals and asked them to participate in this a project so they can in which they share stories about their personal experiences with menopause symptoms. We hope that through this project of shared storytelling it will help us all learn more what’s happening to our bodies, give us tools and information that we can use for our own self-care, and remind us that we are not alone.

Am I in menopause? PROJECT uses personal shared stories to:
• Give hope to women who are struggling with menopause
• Normalize menopause experiences
• Give real life examples of what has worked for other women
• Showcase women’s courage in the face of this midlife journey
• And most importantly reassure women that they are not alone and that there is a way through

→ To get involved in the project email: barbara@herstasis.com

ABOUT US – Women's Health Initiative
Struggling with Menopause or Perimenipause Symptoms?
If you are a person aged 35 – 55 experiencing sudden hot flashes, night sweats, mood swings, rage, depression, insomnia, anxiety, vaginal dryness, memory loss or any of the 35+ known symptoms of the menopause transition, you are in the right place.
Herstasis® Health is a Canadian non-profit dedicated to providing the latest evidence-based research to people in plain language so they can learn, make informed choices, and advocate for their own menopause health.
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Menopause Symptoms and Tips:
Herstasis Health is your go-to source for evidence-based information on the menopausal transition. Learn about the potential causes, all known symptoms, and various menopause treatment options including hormone replacement therapy. Get the latest menopause symptoms tips and advice so you can make informed choices about your menopausal health today!

Are you in need of quality care from a menopause health professional, but feeling let down by your current provider or lacking one altogether?
The North American Menopause Society (NAMS) offers a valuable resource to help you find a qualified menopause clinician who is right for you.

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Taking charge of your midlife health is essential, and there's no need to endure unnecessary discomfort when the right help is available.


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