One of our lovely members created this post yesterday, so I want to share the fun we have in Menopause Skool with you all! I've removed the names of those who inspired the topic for privacy, but Dyann was gracious enough to allow me to post her name! If you inspired and want to be tagged, please let me know! Post and picture created by Dyann Joyner ~ "Inspired by some of the posts here" This image was created to visually express some of the fun conversations from this week. Highlights: 💛 Losing your phone while talking on it - @Clare Goodall 🧡 Searching for your glasses while on your head - @Melissa Boster 💗 Wearing glucose monitors - @Lauren Baetz 🤍 Cravings for chicken or pumpkin bread- @Marisa Nunziato @Melissa Boster @Heather Boers 🧡 Hot flashes and night sweats - @Marisa Nunziato @Julianne Anderson 💛 Golden Milk recipe to reduce pain and sleep better - @Lisa May And one of my favorites - "I told them every single chip, pizza slice or bowl of ice cream they might just as well attach to their ass or belly with duck tape. That’s where their bodies will put it anyway!" - One of my important takeaways was I need to monitor my blood sugar more closely. And definitely looking forward to trying the golden milk. As for the other highlights, I definitely relate to all of them! 😳 What about you? What were some of your favorite conversations or new insights from the week? Thank you @Melissa Boster and @Marisa Nunziato for creating such a fun and engaging space for a really bizarre season of life. 🫶

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This was the chicken curry I made the other day… I was so hungry I couldn’t be bothered to get the plate out and just dumped the rice in the pan👀🙌

Would you rather… Spend a night in a Forrest all by yourself?🌲👻 OR Spend a night in a real haunted house by yourself?👀😦