How to Thrive in Midlife & Menopause

I can’t tell you how many women have said some version of this to me: “I just don’t trust my brain the way I used to.”

I was 20 when my mom died.

We talk about risk as if it only exists when we make a change.

We are obsessed with longevity right now.

There are a lot of things we’re told to expect as we get older.

I’ve only had what I believe was one migraine in my life, and I still remember thinking: How do people live with this over and over again?

A woman once told me I was going to “age out” of the news business.

I spent 30 years building a career I eventually chose to leave.

I’ve always felt things really deeply.

Have you ever smelled something burning and asked everyone around you, “Do you smell that?” only to have them look at you like you’re losing it?

I think one of the hardest things about an unhealthy relationship is that you don’t always know you’re in one while it’s happening.