
09/22/2025
Menopause has been one of the hardest journeys I’ve ever walked. I’ve sat with anger so raw it shook me. I’ve felt frustration rise until I wanted to scream. I’ve lost friendships because I couldn’t explain what I was going through or because I simply didn’t have the energy to show up like I used to. There were days I couldn’t finish a sentence through the brain fog. Nights where my body felt like it was betraying me. Mornings where I stared in the mirror wondering who I was becoming.
And for a while, I thought something was wrong with me. But here’s the truth I’ve learned: nothing is broken. These changes are not flaws, they’re part of the sacred rhythm of life. Menopause isn’t a punishment it’s a passage.
So, how do you walk through it? You stop fighting yourself. You lean into the energy instead of pushing against it. You give yourself permission to feel the moods swings, the changes and then ask: What is this teaching me? You honor the gray hairs, the wrinkles, the age spots as signs that you are still here, still living, still growing.
That shift of honoring instead of resisting changed everything for me. I feel lighter. More balanced. Not “done,” not “fixed,” but rooted in respect for myself and my body.
This is my From Stuck to Flow. Not a polished story with a bow on top, but a reminder that even in the hardest seasons, there’s a way through:
✨ Sit with what you feel.
✨ Listen instead of judge.
✨ Honor the body you’re in.
Menopause doesn’t define me but it has refined me. And if this sounds like you, let’s be friends. None of us are meant to walk this road alone