Dhru Purohit

Yeah, and I'm sure with your husband, not biologically having gone through the same changes that are there, but life changes that are there too, which you opening up and sharing what you need, anytime you do that with anybody, your kids or anything else like that, where there's that true, beautiful communication, you're now creating a table where that other person also gets to open up as well.

That's right.

And you create this level of communication that is so easily lost.

In every single system, you have to fight for that level of communication to come back, even in a business partnership, even, you know, your relationship with your siblings, but most importantly, of course, your relationship with your partner, your relationship with your kids.

I can't help but to think about, you know, these metaphors that are all kind of coming together, you know.

A very tragic, actual, real-life fire

upended your life.

And here we are talking about this major life transformation that women will go through, perimenopause into menopause, and that feels like an upending.

It feels like an emotional fire.

It feels like your entire world is going upside down.

And yet your message that I'm hearing for you today as we wind down is that just like in an actual fire where you have this, nature always comes back.

Obviously, in the situation of LA and the fires here, there's so many politics and other things.

Put that all aside, right?

Just think of a wildfire out in the forest.

Nature comes back stronger than ever.

New trees start blooming.

Life starts forming.

The earth's soil gets richer.

And now...

it's a different and a better version of the next continuation that's there.