207 - Managing menopause while living with physical disabilities

207 - Managing menopause while living with physical disabilities

Laura Bibby joins Dr Louise to share her experience of managing the perimenopause shortly after a life-changing spinal cord injury.

A senior nurse and an ambulatory wheelchair user, Laura shares her struggles to have urinary symptoms, crippling anxiety and joint pain recognised as being due to her perimenopause, and not just attributed to her injury.

In an empowering conversation, Laura and Dr Louise discuss the importance of persistence, and speaking out to help women with disabilities overcome barriers preventing them getting the menopause care and treatment they deserve.

Laura’s three tips:

  1. Be persistent – If something doesn’t feel right with your health, keep pushing and seeking for the right treatment. Even if a healthcare professional dismisses your request, keep going and explore other options
  2. Speak up and don’t feel ashamed. Menopause affects everyone
  3. Normalise conversations around women’s health, don’t have them in secret. Discuss periods and the menopause openly so that it is easier to go and ask for help when needed

Follow Laura on Instagram @blue__brick_disability and you can read more about her story in this article on the balance website.

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'Haemorrhoids is one of those embarrassing problems that a lot of people suffer from. There's a lot of taboos surrounding it, because people don't want to own up that they've got haemorrhoids. A lot o...

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09 - Ferne McCann talks motherhood, breathwork and perimenopause

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08 - Main Character Energy: How Fats Timbo transformed adversity into a self-worth manifesto

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07 - It’s Probably Nothing: unpacking the pitfalls of women’s healthcare with Naga Munchetty

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