OUR FOUNDER - Brodie Taylor
I hadn't even heard the word Perimenopause when this started.
If you’ve landed here feeling unlike yourself lately, you’re not alone.
For me, it started in my thirties. I was ambitious. Career-driven. Climbing the corporate ladder. The person people relied on. The one with the answers. The one holding everything together.
And then, slowly, something started to shift.
I was exhausted all the time, but sleeping badly. Anxious for no obvious reason. Flat. Foggy. Overstimulated. I’d walk into meetings and lose my train of thought halfway through speaking, struggle to find basic words, and second-guess myself in ways I never had before.
And honestly, that shook me. Because when you’ve spent your life being capable and “on top of things,” suddenly not feeling like yourself is destabilising.
At the same time, I was doing everything I thought I was supposed to be doing for my health. Exercising. Eating well. “Pushing through.” But my body suddenly felt against me.
Everything felt harder. The fatigue hit differently. Recovery slowed. The effort I was putting in no longer seemed to match how I felt physically.
And yet every answer kept sounding the same:
“Your bloodwork is normal.”
“You’re stressed.”
“You’re too young for perimenopause.”