Why is it that moms will tell their young daughters about the “changes” their bodies will be facing during puberty? heck we even have special classes about it in school. Fifth graders all over learn about the “facts of life”.
But what happens when you turn 40 (or for some of us lucky ones, 35)? Who tells you about the “changes” you will be facing then?
Poise does.
Poise introduces the 2nd Talk, a conversation and collection of stories featuring women experiencing the same changes that happen to all women. You can help them reach their goal of rallying 1 million women to join the conversation by World Menopause Day on October 18, by simply going to their website http://www.poise.com/experts-and-education/about-menopause.
Their new #PoiseFab5 products can help you feel refreshed, cool and ready to go steady (damn that sounds cheesy). Walmart even offers a coupon on their website for you.
My girlfriends and I had the opportunity to attend the Hot Flash Road Show starring Sherri Shepard and Chloris Leachman and written by Mo Gaffney. A fun evening with women our own age all enduring the same symptoms in a theater that was as cold as a meat freezer, or what I like to call the PERFECT temperature.
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- The Hot Flash Ladies Who Lunch
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- Looks like others got here before me!
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- Why do we have to wait until we are 40?
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Important topic for sure! Thanks for sharing.
Jeannine Bwahahahaha I love that “Heat Strokes”! We call them my own personal summers.
Darn – I would have loved to see the Road Show, too. I love Sherri Shepherd. I just wish my mother would have been straight up with me about a lot of life changes. She used to tell me she spent her first three months of pregnancy really tired. Then she tells me after my last trimester, she was almost as sick as I was. Now, she’s telling me she had no menopause symptoms. I’ve had nothing but. It would have been a heck of a lot easier to navigate this time if I’d had some of her real experiences to go on. Thank God, I’ve got a good solid network of female friends to walk with.
I need to check this out! I feel like I may be having early menopause! I am having a hot flash as a type! Yikes!
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I got a bunch of this stuff for my mom during blogher… she loves it now and has since started buying it for her hot flashes.
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“Thank God for my Poise!” says Adrienne
Count me in as someone else that needs to check this out. I’m in my late 30′s but I’m having hot flashes.
I bet that show was a lot of fun!
those women are hysterical on a subject we def. need to talk more about