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Diane is the star guest on a new podcast from radio presenter Rachel New, presenter of the Heart Breakfast show in the West Midlands.
One of the lovely members of our Facebook community contacted the Bedfordshire Independent Newspaper about featuring the #MakeMenopauseMatter campaign and they got in touch yesterday and currently we’re headline news to over 140,000 readers/subscribers in and around Bedford.
Di Danzebrink joined BBC Radio Northampton presenter Helen Blaby for a chat recently – Helen had her own run-in with menopause symptoms last year, she admitted.
Let’s start 2021 the way we mean to go on by continuing to call for good quality, evidence based menopause care for every woman available at the point of need.
Recently I chatted to GP and Menopause Specialist Dr Mandy Leonhardt about the importance of hormones. I highly recommend that you give this a watch if you want to understand more about hormones, health and menopause.
In this week’s episode of the Friday Five, podcaster Liz Earle shines a spotlight on the topic of vaginal atrophy. She chats to menopause campaigner, Diane Danzebrink, who explains some of the pelvic health conditions associated with menopause. From recurrent urinary tract infections, to vaginal dryness and vaginal atrophy, Diane shares her advice for tackling these conditions.
‘When I embarked on my menopause journey, I may as well have been adrift in a popped dinghy, on a stormy sea surrounded by sharks, I had no hope, literally. I found myself thrown into the deep unknown with nowhere to turn for guidance and no one hearing me not even the professionals I saw”
I am absolutely thrilled to share the Menopause Support CIC and PMDDandMe CIC 2021 calendar.