Patient Stories
Mon histoire: Sang épais, Ménopause et Moi
Mon histoire : Vivre avec le GSM
Mi historia: el doble golpe del cáncer de mama y la menopausia
163When night sweats are not the menopause with Dr Susanna Crowe
In this episode of the podcast, Dr Louise Newson speaks with Dr Susanna Crowe about her experience of the menopause.
My story of hormonal depression: when my hormones change, I change
In this article, Dr Hannah Ward shared her experience with reproductive depression.
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My story of hormonal depression: when my hormones change, I change [Video]
In this video, Dr Hannah Ward shares her experience with reproductive depression.
My story: I've returned. HRT has given me my career back, my husband has got his wife back and my daughter has got her mum back.
My Story: POI & having a family
Mi historia: Sangre pegajosa, la menopausia y yo
Mi historia: Vivir con SGM, Síndrome Genitourinario de la menopausia.
My Story: HRT improved my heart health
When Jill, 50, suffered a rare type of heart attack in March 2021, she was surprised by how quickly HRT relieved her debilitating cardiac symptoms.
My story: Thirty years of feeling the benefits with HRT, don’t take it from me now!
In this patient stories article, we hear from Lindsay who is 77 and has been taking HRT since 1989.
Speaking out about menopause in my community and at work
This is a patient story about Meera who started to develop symptoms of menopause at the age of 40 and didn’t know where to turn for advice. She’s since implemented free menopause training to support women in the workplace and is committed to opening up the conversation about menopause in South Asian communities.
Suicide Awareness and the Menopause Live Q&A [video]
balance app founder, Dr Louise Newson, supported this live Q&A on Suicide Awareness and the Menopause with Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT), the region’s NHS mental health services provider. The public event discussed how the menopause affects mental health, including mood changes, depression and sometimes suicidal thoughts.