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Recent surveys have shown that many partners often feel rejected, frustrated, and bewildered by what is happening to their significant other as they progress through perimenopause. I wondered if my husband felt the same 25 years ago – a time when my menopause transition included mood swings, anxiety, angry outbursts, and depression.
We’ve known one another for nearly 40 years and are no strangers to deep conversations. I asked him about it on a recent long drive. It was interesting for me to hear his perspective. And so, in an effort to raise awareness among other partners, we bring you this podcast.
By Tracie SweeneyRecent surveys have shown that many partners often feel rejected, frustrated, and bewildered by what is happening to their significant other as they progress through perimenopause. I wondered if my husband felt the same 25 years ago – a time when my menopause transition included mood swings, anxiety, angry outbursts, and depression.
We’ve known one another for nearly 40 years and are no strangers to deep conversations. I asked him about it on a recent long drive. It was interesting for me to hear his perspective. And so, in an effort to raise awareness among other partners, we bring you this podcast.