Dolores Catania

Well, Ashley looked absolutely thrilled when Jared went back and forth about the, you know, the coffee shop.

Then he's like, I'm going to keep it.

I mean, even their son started screaming.

So then we get to Dolores and Liz.

They go, you guys went to the state senator.

We went to the state house.

Yes.

Tell me about that.

Okay, so Lori Erso is the pioneer of pushing this for menopause to be recognized so that you can have as much as you get maternity leave, you could also have menopause leave because Lori's point is a lot of women, when they hit the age in their 40s, when you're in the thick of these things happening to you, the CFOs and heads of companies are leaving.

They're like pulling up

to, you know, work and going, I can't do it.

She said, when I, I left my big demanding job, I pulled up, I called my husband.

I said, I can't go in.

She said, but all I would have needed was some time to get myself together.

My mental health and my physical health, because honestly, menopause wreaks havoc on your body and perimenopause starts to screw with you also, which a lot of people say, but I don't have symptoms.

I don't have hot flashes.

But, you know, what really pushed me to do this was women in their 30s calling me saying.

my life, I don't know what's going on.

The doctor put me on antidepressants and I, and I would ask, have you checked your hormones?

And they'd be like, no, I don't think you need to be on antidepressants.