From struggling to figure out tampons as a teenager to unexpectedly bleeding through your jeans onto a stranger’s brand-new white chair, no period story is off limits. Nat is sharing her very real, very mortifying experience with the heavy bleeding she’s been dealing with and the frustrating journey of trying to get answers and treatment. Plus, we get into the conversations women need to be having about periods, birth control, HRT, and making decisions about your own body. Add in restless legs, 3 a.m. thought spirals, and a whole lot of questionable opinions about foot size!

Keywords

women's health, menopause, menstrual management, HRT, hormone therapy, personal stories, medical advice, women's wellness

Key topics

Menopause and peri-menopause experiences

Tips for managing menstrual health and accidents

Insights into hormone replacement therapy and its controversies

The importance of trusting and advocating for your doctor

Understanding the impact of health decisions on daily life

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Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If you’ve ever watched parents lose their minds over a kids’ sports game, this episode is for you.

We reveal the secret to spotting the most attractive parents and the truth about how the crazy loud ones often have the least self-awareness, and also get into the obsession with pickleball outfits and visors, and whether you really need to tell everyone your kid is “the smartest in the class.” Because apparently, kids’ sports come with their own set of rules, rivalries and completely unhinged adults.

It’s funny, it’s ridiculous, and if you’ve ever questioned your sanity sitting on the sidelines, you’ll feel right at home. Kids’ sports: where the kids are playing the game, but the parents are having a full-blown competition.

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