My Menopause Brain
Ronke Babajide, Ali Hall, Barbara Whitfield, Cara C. Volle, Sam Galloway (she/her) \ud83d\udc95, Helen Clare, Tracy Collins, Cinda serianni, Heather JacksYou're not crazy or hysterical. You're going through menopause, and it's different from everything you expected. So if you're wondering if there's something wrong with your body or your brain all of a sudden, you're in the right place to learn more.
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Woman in IT, Natural Scientist, Life Coach, Speaker, Podcaster, Writer- I'm passionate about Work, Women's Career Strategies, Personal Growth & Tech You can email at [email protected] Linktree https://linktr.ee/rbwriter
Ask me about my 42 jobs in 6 different countries. I’m an eclectic mix. Finding ways to connect in an increasingly divisive world. I write about the quirks of life.
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Writer. Fighter. Bullet biter. First-time book writing anecdotes. Irreverent book reviews. Essays from the edge. Awkward moments.
Sam Galloway is a late diagnosed AuDHDer, a tenacious midlife struggler, and an advocate for fellow neurodivergent people in perimenopause and beyond.
I help schools support their teachers through menopause and perimenopause so they can carry on doing the jobs they love to the best of their considerable ability/
I write about personal finance, early retirement, women in tech, perimenopause, travel, and life.
Podcaster, menopause advocate, mom, wife, ice cream lover.
Award-winning author and blogger navigating life at 58 as a full-time sailor and yoga teacher. I am a Disco Music Loving Wine Ninja and Seinfeld Trivia Geek.
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