Unapologetically Imperfect

Hormone Headlines: WTF Happening to Me?!? [What is Perimenopause?]


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Podcast Show Notes: Episode 1 – What Is Perimenopause?

Welcome to the very first episode of Unapologetically Imperfect: the podcast for women navigating hormones, headspace, and the occasional existential spiral. Hosted by Jen Lee Morse, a certified hormone health and ADHD coach, this podcast delivers real talk and science-backed strategies without the shame, overwhelm, or "just try harder" BS.

🔹 Episode Overview:

In this debut Hormone Headlines episode, Jen breaks down the chaos of perimenopause: what it is, what it isn’t, and why it feels like your body and brain are suddenly strangers.

You’ll learn:

  • What perimenopause actually is (spoiler: it's not just "menopause lite")
  • Why brain fog, night sweats, and rage over blanket textures are all legit
  • How hormonal changes impact your memory, mood, sleep, and focus—especially if you also have ADHD
  • The difference between brain fog and early dementia
  • Why support, tracking symptoms, and strength training might just save your sanity

Key Topics Covered:

  • Estrogen, progesterone, and the hormone rollercoaster
  • Executive dysfunction and midlife burnout
  • Symptom spotlight: brain fog + hot flashes
  • Busting myths your doctor never told you
  • Real-life stories from Jen and her clients
  • Practical support tools: magnesium, energy tracking, rest, and nutrition

Resources + Links:

  • Learn more about The Balanced Life Lab community: Here
  • Join Jen for Group coaching: Here

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âś… TL;DR:

  • You’re not losing your mind—you’re in perimenopause
  • Track your symptoms. Find your people. Eat real food. Lift some stuff. Rest like it's your damn job
  • Grace is the strategy


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Unapologetically ImperfectBy Jen Lee Morse