• Orca #4 - Emma Kennedy who thought her memopause was done and dusted but then it came to bite her on the arse!

  • Oct 11 2023
  • Length: 39 mins
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Orca #4 - Emma Kennedy who thought her memopause was done and dusted but then it came to bite her on the arse!

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  • In this episode I’m talking to my 4th inspirational Orca, Emma Kennedy, author, actress, former lawyer, brilliant cook, downright renaissance woman!

    After being hospitalised with heart palpitations she realised her Menopause, which she smugly thought was done and dusted, wasn’t done with her yet. She was wearing a heart monitor as we spoke! She has decided even with her family risk of Breast Cancer to go on a low dose of estrogen and it’s changed her life. We also talk about discovering she's got high cholesterol which has meant her love affair with cheese and wine is finally over, but it’s opening up a brighter future. 


    6 pack revolution https://thesixpackrevolution.com/ 

    Emma's Drink recommendations

    0.0 Guinness

    Lyre Dry London spirit

    Clausthaller - lager 


    If you want to join in and Be More Orca, head to https://www.bemoreorcapod.co.uk/

    or follow me @be.more.orca for my Menopause Diary and much more


    Presented and Edited by India Fisher

    Produced by James Whittlesea

    Artwork by Damian & Becky Jones @ Big Picture Studio

    Music by Scott Billings


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