Host (Ambyr)

And I grew up in Texas and Florida, you know, you couldn't get anywhere if you didn't drive somewhere.

It wasn't like there was a subway.

It wasn't, you know, what I would have in New York.

And so I understand it's a real thing.

It's a real thing.

And those hormonal shifts happen.

can happen really quietly and they can go up and down and then they're quiet and then they go up and down.

And so I do think that that's so incredibly important.

You know, I was going through my divorce when I now realize I was also going through perimenopause.

So I thought that a lot of my anxiety was due to that, which I don't discount that.

I'm sure some of it was, but it definitely wasn't everything.

It wasn't the reason my hair was falling out.

It wasn't the reason I

I wasn't sleeping every night.

It wasn't the reason that I had rage.

And so I really, that's why it's been so important for me to have these conversations with younger women because I sure wish that my mom had been around to do that for me.

Yeah.

So when you go to the doctor and you're saying, okay, you go to the OBGYN, I personally think people that go to family doctors and get all this stuff, I'm like, no, you need to go to a specialist who really understands and is educated.

When they say, okay, let's do a blood test, I always question if the blood tests are... How specific and detailed do you need to get?

Because...