Letters to the world, as a perimenopausal late discovered neurodivergent woman. Sharing the challenges, the triumphs, resources and a community for those looking for it.
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Ragey, angry, impulsive,frustrated, ready to burn it all down, a duracell bunny with feet glued to the ground, a brain that is plugged into the mains, too many volts to actually do anything with, on edge, crying,considering ending it all, a...
You could say, when it came to work, I had never really found my thing. I had done all kinds of jobs, from managing a womens fashion department in Alders back in the 90’s, being a guardienne de maison in the south of France, working in a ca...
When you first discover your neurodivergence it can feel like your brain is unravelling at hyper speed. Like one end of your jumper being dragged off by an ostrich on red bull, lighting speed connections that are being made, years of your l...
This week I had a three hour teams call with a lovely lady, who I am going to call my friend. This is only the third time of us meeting virtually, the last call lasted two hours.
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Hi, I am Sophie, founder of Hormones on the blink, Menopause & hormone health educator, delivering training to workplaces and support to communities. Also a 45 yr old perimenopausal, late discovered neurodivergent woman.
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