The Menopod

By: Dr. Terri-Ann Samuels
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  • Why should women silently endure the trials of menopause?

    Dr. Terri-Ann Samuels' podcast, The Menopod, seeks to break the taboo and empower women through shared experiences. With common symptoms like dry skin and hot flashes, the podcast provides a platform for women to connect and find solace. It’s a call for those who refuse to pause and instead choose to thrive in their next chapter.
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  • Welcome to The Menopod, for Women Who REFUSE to Pause

    Welcome to The Menopod, for Women Who REFUSE to Pause
    Aug 15 2024

    Why is menopause often considered a taboo topic?

    In her groundbreaking new podcast The Menopod, Dr. Terri-Anne Samuels addresses why menopause remains a taboo subject and the importance of breaking that silence. She emphasizes that half of the female population is experiencing menopause, making it a widespread issue.

    The Menopod aims to offer a supportive platform where women can openly discuss their experiences, symptoms, and treatments. Listeners will hear real stories from women who refuse to let menopause define them.

    Dr. Samuels views menopause as a new chapter, encouraging women to strive for more in their lives. This podcast is for those determined to actively manage their menopausal journey.

    Visit houstoneurogynecology.com to learn more about Dr. Samuels' practice and get reliable information on symptomatology.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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