Robyn Malcolm

And the way you spoke about it so openly and honestly and with enormous vulnerability as well was so moving.

But you let me go, oh, same, shit, same, same.

It was an absolute game changer for me.

Thanks.

It's absolutely true.

I don't think I would have gone near a diagnosis had I not heard that interview.

And I don't think I would be feeling quite as good about everything had I not done that, you know.

Yeah.

And the minute you do that, it just, it connects everywhere.

It's like all the neurons go into everybody else.

And like, I won't be, I know I won't be the only one.

I mean, I'm sure you've had huge response to it, but it just, because that me too thing.

Yeah, me too.

Me too.

Yep.

I feel that.

I feel that.

One of the big areas in menopause when you talk to women that people are,

a more reticent to go to is the subject of sex, you know, because there's so much shame around that for women as they get older.

And so I would find I'd be in groups of women and we would talk about everything else.