Jennie Garth

And I did not...

know how to identify it as a loss of estrogen.

We were both bringing in money to the household.

None of us did.

We were both making bread.

And once I started really getting educated, hanging out with people like you, hanging out with Dr. Mary Claire Haver, really learning about it, was it just so freeing because you're like, okay, I'm not crazy.

I never really thought of that.

Here's two things that are silly and funny.

One is you just made me think the breadwinner and money is called bread.

I honestly thought it meant like putting food on the table, breadwinner.

This is happening to everyone.

Both can be true.

The other one is making ends meet.

That's an expression that people would always throw around and I was like,

why do you want to make meat?

I was like, I don't get it.

And then finally I was like, okay, the ends need to meet.

Those silly things.

I love helping women, too, that come to me and ask me questions.

Or I had a makeup artist recently that I was working with, and she just seemed inside herself and open.