Between Rooms: The Change Nobody Properly Warned Us About.
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Between Rooms: The Change Nobody Properly Warned Us About.
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In this solo episode of Between Rooms, Elizabeth takes on the midlife topic nobody properly warned us about: perimenopause, menopause, and the full-body shitshow women were expected to endure politely.
Born in 1973, Elizabeth grew up hearing older women refer vaguely to “the change,” but nobody handed over the real survival guide: hot flashes that can make you nauseous, sleepless nights, mood swings, hair loss, frozen shoulder, bladder betrayal, skin changes, lost libido, alcohol intolerance, and the strange grief of not always recognizing the body you still have to live in.
With humor, honesty, and grace, this episode asks why generations of women were taught to stay quiet about their bodies — and what happens when we decide that silence stops with us.
This is not medical advice. It is one woman telling the truth from the messy, sweaty, hilarious threshold between who she was and who she is becoming.
Plus, Elizabeth shares excitement about the upcoming first guest interview with Dr. Janie Pyle, who will soon join Between Rooms for an in-person conversation.