Dr. Sharon Malone
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 23 Jul
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in their life for the better or their health for the better if they take everything to heart that you're about to share with us i think the most important thing that women should understand is that we are hormonal beings from the moment we start puberty to the day our periods stop forever and these hormonal changes and and undulations that happen affect every part of our body
And they're not disconnected.
Puberty is not disconnected from your reproductive years.
It's not disconnected from perimenopause and menopause.
It is one continuous story.
And that the sooner you know the story, the better you're able to craft...
a better ending for you.
Whether you're 20-something, 30-something, or 60-something, there will be something in this conversation that will apply to you.
Whether you're a mother dealing with a daughter with endometriosis or struggling with infertility, or you're a daughter and you're watching your mother age or worry about fractures as she gets older.
There are multiple entry points into this conversation, and I hope that we will hit them all and there will be something that we can all take away from it because we're all grown women.
Well, I think that we don't have the conversations.
I mean, intergenerationally, we don't have the conversations.
You barely got a period talk.
And the period talk is not just about how to put in a tampon or how to use a pad.
It is a fundamental change in a girl's body.
She is transforming.
from a girl to a woman, and all the things that sort of happen after that.
Do we talk about cramps?
Do we talk about PMS?
No, we don't.
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