Imagine a one day mandatory course on menopause! It could be explained in one slide. I don't think I'd ever want to work at a company with this CEO.

3.3 million per annum. That's £58,000 per week income. Bargain.

This is such a brilliant interview. Very informative!

Ugh!😢 I really empathize with this. It took 3 years of Dr. being dismissive of symptoms. One night in pain it was like white lightning -all I could see was white and like you I’m always trying to not upset & just manage it but I literally was not functional. My husband took me to ER, they set me up with pain relief, did a scan and didn’t see anything life threatening and quickly whisked me out, feeling a bit like I wasted their time? I had been having symptoms for 7 yrs, then adamant talking to my Dr. about this for 3 years when after ER I was finally referred to a gynecologist-long story short, after hysterectomy & pathology in my f/up- SHE gave me a hug 🤗, I was thrown off -she then apologized saying in looking at pathology & history of noted,I shouldn’t have ever had to endure this for the length of time at the severity I had. I really appreciated that recognition/validation but I felt sad that it took soo long and it shouldn’t have.

Failed at Severn Trent putting shareholders over water quality!!! 🤬🤮

Hello. In a short span of a few months, I have gained knowledge about Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD). It saddens me to observe the limited understanding of this condition among the general public. I would like to express my gratitude for your informative webinar.

man flu anybody?

Disgusting. Men historically dont compain about pain, you know war and physical labouring etc. Women moan no end about it. This is a joke

it took me 13 years and moving to another country to get a diagnosis. brittish doctors constantly told me there was nothing wrong with me, I was being dramatic, periods are meant to be painful, I had a terrible pain tolerance, I was faking it. they never investigated (and also never told me how to take mefenamic acid properly). mentioned It in passing to a portugese doctor once. (had visibly doubled over from pain mid appointment and I brushe it off as 'oh it's just a period cramp) and was immediately sent for an ultrasound. yeah the ultrasound showed adenomyosis very clearly. when I was told the result I was sobbing because I finally had an answer and a reason for my pain. I didn't feel like I was going crazy anymore.

Minor comment: why do we call "women's reproductive years" to the years of adulthood, say, pre-menopausal? Why we just don't call it "women's menstruating years", or "active cycling years"? If we want to move forward from limiting narratives about women's main role in society being reproduction...

Ha ha! Garfield pretending to care when her Severn Trent company dumps millions of litres of sewage into rivers.

Same here. Feom the UK and have suffered with chronjc pain for years - it has taken 20 years to get this diagnosis (after numerous surgeries!) and the doctors are in no hurry to do anything at all to help. Infact they have done ZERO.

Woman are living in delulu land gender pain gap now try being a man we are all told to keep going where as i never seen a woman being told just walk it off

Dinsdale......

They should just man up..

The world has gone fkn crazy

We live in a society that ignores men and panders to women with a health service that does the same so women can feel like they are being ignored but as this segment shows, it is men being ignored and women couldn't care less. Anything to be a victim. I look forward to the next lot of rubbish women come up with. How they are being ignored when it comes to testicular (a word not even in my phone's dictionary) cancer.

She's done well heading a company that had 60000 sewage spills last year

Interesting and much needed discussion- thank you.

Tackling the real issues that customers want to hear. £3.2 million paid to this lady and for what?

Have you also introduced a sewage spill passport?

Lady in pink dress waffling bollocks

This is absolutely wonderful. I was diagnosed with pmdd after significant weight loss in my early 40s lead to the return of my normal cycle. With its return came pmdd. Just wanted to thank you for putting out this information because there is so little on KZbin at the moment besides little 2-minute blurbs!

I 'just' have endometriosis, and feel so sad hearing her story. As women we go through so much :-( She's amazing for sharing her story for others.

Hi i have listened with interest and thankyou some great points but can i just say iknow three people with mirena coil with veryadverse effects my daughter was advised as heavy periods she kost her hair her skin was then clear to very spotty her mood was very oow etc and the twoother people i knowhad extene anxiety and being unwell generally you need to state this thanku

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This was super 🙏

Such an important topic thank you for sharing 🙏🏼🌸 Tehla x

8 years for endometriosis diagnosis, 20 years for adenomyosis diagnosis with enlarged uterus diagnosis to top it off....yet too young for full hysterectomy (need ovaries and tubes removing too) so another decade in pain it seems...

best hour I have had in a long time

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Thanks for uplaoding this and sharing your news about your project. I'm 52 and starting to experience symptoms and I'm so relieved to see your video and hope to hear more about it in the future. Well done on getting the research grant! :)

I would love to take part in trials.

Amazing to hear that menopause is an embracing journey for black women ❤❤❤❤

Hi Lisa, thank you for sharing your life. I was recently diagnosed with stage 3 bowel cancer and now on Chemotherapy. I was wondering if I could raise awareness of bowel cancer on your show ?. I recently launched a KZbin channel on bowel cancer. I enjoyed watching your show.

😢😢help me I'm having hot flashes again and night sweating

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Can i please have the guidelines emailed to me so that i may take these to our medical support when needed.

Thank you for bringing HG to the public as there is not enough awareness even in the medical community. My 22 year old daughter is struggling to gain the strength to find the confidence in the system to take care of her in her moment of need when dehydration occurs the responses from the ER is mostly non caring and judgmental towards her. The simple admiration of fluids would help her in these moments yet it’s the most difficult task to get the support. Very sad when the response is “ what do you want us to do” stop coming back so often! Youth and not able to advocate in a low moments during HG shouldn’t be happening in 2023! Thank you for making HG a topic of conversation to change the narrow view that society and healthcare holds.

Thank you for allowing me to speak my truth and flying the flag for fibroids ❤

More please

First heard of Dame Lesley on Desert Island Disks I listen from Canada. So important there are women advocating for women! Compelling personal story for this poor/brave woman.

This IS me 😳. I had bilateral pulmonary embolism. Not to many people survive that. But, because of it, just like her I couldn’t take hormones with estrogen and progesterone only pills almost stroked me out. Wow, it’s just crazy to hear someone with my story too.

Thank you, Lisa. I'm in a new relationship, and I'm 47, and I've been warning my boyfriend that I'm going to enter my menopause in the next few years, so I've warned him 😂

This needs to be on mainstream tv, found this by chance. You have been so helpful and supportive, thank you 🙏

This woman is talking nonsense when she recommends taking in calcium in order to aid the loss of calcium in our bones. Women who think they will be safe from bone loss while going into menopause or through menopause are misinformed. Eating lots of yoghurt, drinking lots of milk will only accelerate bone loss because when we pee the calcium we already naturally have in our bones and then accumulate calcium from dairy products all gets pee’s out thereby depleting our bones faster.

Thankyou for ur talk great info too cheers