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    Social & Cultural Influences

    Our culture rarely speaks honestly about menopause, if it speaks about it at all. When it does, it’s often in hushed tones or dismissive jokes.

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    But menopause intersects with some of the most intense roles we carry: parent, partner, caregiver, leader.

     

    You may be navigating:​

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    • Workplace stress in environments that don’t acknowledge hormonal transitions.

    • Caregiving burnout, sandwiched between aging parents and growing children.

    • Loneliness, as friendships shift and communities feel less nourishing.

    • Racial or socioeconomic barriers to adequate health care and support.

     

    These pressures shape how we experience menopause. They are not "extra"—they are part of the picture. When we name them, we reclaim our dignity and our right to support.

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