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Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Menopause and Love Is Blind

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.61.2K Ratings

🗓️ 3 May 2024

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Rebecca-sode! Rebecca talks about her experience with menopause and she responds to listener criticism about her take on Love Is Blind.

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00:00 What is menopause?
03:25 Why might someone take HRT with menopause?
11:12 What is the Kinsey scale?
15:31 What does it mean to fantasize about having a penis?
18:37 Rebecca's reaction to Love is Blind
34:01 Why say no at the altar?

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May 3, 2024
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0:00.0

So Rebecca, tell me about hormone replacement.

0:05.0

So I have been on estrogen and progestrone low doses for the last four months. We talked about how I had really high blood pressure, like 165, 175.

0:16.5

We talked about it off the mic on. Okay, so I'll just tell everybody I had really high blood pressure to the point where like the doctor

0:24.1

were trying to do everything in the office to get my blood pressure reading to go down.

0:29.0

What would the doctor do?

0:30.0

You know, like put your feet on the floor, some me through a relaxation,

0:34.0

they would think they were doing great,

0:36.0

they put the cuff back on,

0:38.0

they take my number, and he would go,

0:40.0

and I would say, is it higher than when we started?

0:42.0

And he was like, yes!

0:43.3

He was like so disappointed in himself.

0:46.0

I'm like, it's not you, it's me.

0:48.2

So high blood pressure is a post-mental symptom

0:52.3

that doesn't get talked about.

0:54.0

Women who are post-menopausal, I think are like five times more likely to die of a heart attack than breast cancer.

1:01.0

So for those of you who've experienced so Perry menopause can

1:08.5

can last a very long time for Ashkenazi Jewish women it can last up to 15 years, and I think mine did.

1:14.6

Night sweats, hot flashes, mood swings, weight gain.

1:19.5

And then I've learned that men and pause is actually just a single day that was when you've had a year

1:25.8

since your last period. That day is called menopause. So it actually has no like hormonal significance or anything.

1:34.7

You get all of these people who are waiting for that day so that they can say that they're

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