Molly Webster

I love that.

I'm like, Heather just got her driver's license.

Yeah, I didn't just get it, but I am learning how to drive alone on the road.

So, you know, everyone's in a different moment of their life.

To each their own adventure.

Anyway, back to Caroline.

When she started to have menopause symptoms or really perimenopause symptoms.

In what sense is that the case?

Whoa.

But this all kind of tracked with what she was expecting to happen because she, like kind of all of us, had heard that this time in her life would be pretty brutal.

Right.

The only thing you hear it feels like is how dreadful it will be.

Right.

She felt like a lot calmer and clearer.

And that's when she realized.

And for this part of her life, she told me really the only messaging she was getting is what, like, not to do.

Because women, as they get older, are getting told things like... We have to watch our bones.

But beyond that, she kind of didn't have a roadmap.

She felt kind of lost.

Meanwhile, men her age, everywhere they look, they have tons of scripts, tons of icons.