When you’re thinking of everything you need to get done tomorrow and it feels like it’s all going to come crashing down on your head.
…sorry what were we just talking about?
Explore the symptoms of perimenopause and menopause and understand what happens at each stage of the journey.
Around 13 million people are currently menopausal in the UK.
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by Fatima, 46, from Slough
Talking to my plants, doing my taxes, taking a good book to bed. I’ll do anything but have sex right now.
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by Clare, 48, Chelmsford
When you’re walking around the house and you realise the creaking sound you can hear is your knees, not the floorboards.
Nowadays, when my heart starts racing, it’s not necessarily because I’m having romantic thoughts….
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by Clare, 48, Chelmsford
I don’t want to look like a bodybuilder, but I do want to maintain my muscle strength so that I can feel and look well in my later years.
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by Paula, 53, Newquay
This website uses fictional characters to describe real symptoms of the menopause.
Find out more with these expert resources on every aspect of perimenopause and menopause.