Wendy Talks Menopause

Wendy Talks MenopauseAfter decades of giving to others, menopause begs us to start asking: What about me? As a mother of four, a wife, and a business owner and entrepreneur, Wendy was used to juggling the chaos of life and managing it all. But when perimenopause hit, it felt eerily similar to getting her first period confusing, scary and an introduction to a whole new version of herself. She thought menopause was meant to be just hot flashes and no more periods, but

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