Perimenopause in Nigeria - A Journey around the world [ Video #6]

We need to be loud and take action.
Let's consider our situation in the States only; we have a high suicide rate among women between 45 and 54. These are the years in the middle and end of Perimenopause.
Rather than dying from an illness, these women are dying from perimenopause, a natural hormonal shift that no one talks about.
We need to make our voices heard. We need to put an end to it. There is a need for a Perimenopause Awareness Movement.
Sadly, this remains a silent issue around the world, and most women are not getting ready for it before age 35, the age when our estrogen and progesterone begin to decline.
Some countries have already started the conversation, but there is still a lot to be done.
This is Perimenopause in Nigeria... A country, like many others, is in need for resources for women, however, they possess a strong value for friendship, so 'depression" is rarely seen in women going through this phase.
This video examines how women are coping at work, with aging, understanding what is happening to them, sexuality, womanhood, sisterhood, and how men are learning about it.
How does it compare to your country?

To contact Irene Bello:

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Because we don't know how our bodies change after age 35 and we find out about Perimenopause when we are already in the middle of a natural hormone imbalance.
This is an issue for all women around the world & it's interesting to see how different countries, societies & cultures affect the Perimenopausal experience.
We need a PERIMENOPAUSE AWARENESS MOVEMENT, and this is my contribution to it.
You can contact me on Facebook @TheVenusQuest