Host (Ambyr)

Like, who am I right now?

And I think that's a big concern I have for young women, but I'm excited that they know the word.

I had my first baby at 21 and my second one at 24.

Would you say that women who give childbirth younger, the earlier you start perimenopause and menopause?

You know, I think there's a lot of correlation right now between like looking at your period and when that started, that would be more of the correlation.

I think with regard to pregnancy, oftentimes they look at what happened during pregnancy and they look at cardiovascular, like how your heart is doing.

And so that's an important thing to know.

And I don't necessarily know that if you had children at a younger age, that you would start perimenopause at an earlier age, but I sure know that there's a lot of time in there, right?

For you to be paying attention on what's going on with your hormones and your

Late thirties?

I'm 37.

I'll be 38 in July.

So have you already started having that conversation with your doctor or no?

I have, you know, it's crazy lately.

I mean, I'm ADHD.

I have severe anxiety.

I've always had anxiety, depression, but I've noticed over since I turned and I told Dala this the other day, I said, as soon as I turned 36, I really started seeing things change.

Like my face, just elasticity was not the same.

My anxiety, I'm not sleeping.

I have suffered from severe night sweats for the last probably six years.