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32 contributions to The Menopause Map: Thrive
Naming Emotions
Many women in midlife feel emotions more intensely — that’s not weakness, it’s physiology. Today’s question: What emotion has been visiting you most often lately? Name it. Let it be seen.
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I’ve definitely been feeling anxiety
Midlife weight gain is not a moral failure or a loss of discipline
It’s a sign that the rules have changed and no one told you. In this piece, I break down what actually shifts after 40 (hormones, muscle, sleep, stress) and why “eat less, move more” backfires for so many women in perimenopause and menopause. If you’ve ever thought “I must have broken my metabolism,” this one’s for you. Continue reading https://medium.com/empresence/why-midlife-weight-gain-isnt-about-willpower-what-actually-changes-after-40-fab034006dd3
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@Vickie Helm really glad you are finding value!
Nervous System Check-In #2
Let’s check in again. On a scale of 1–10, where is your nervous system today? (1 being not good, 10 being good) Drop your number — then share one thing that usually helps you soften or settle. Someone else may find comfort in what helps you.
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@Vickie Helm that’s so awesome that you like your work and feeling good.
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I’d say I’m a 7. A little tired and thinking about the Christmas stuff I have to do. I remind myself to be compassionate with myself and practice my breathing.
"Release + Invite"**
Take a moment. What’s one feeling you want to release today? What’s one feeling you want to invite in? Example: Release: tension Invite: calm Share yours — no explanation needed.
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@Karen Saxe Eppley I love that! Clarity!
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@Vickie Helm oh that is really good, bringing in the creative aspect.
“Let’s Talk Cortisol”**
If you’ve noticed new belly fat in midlife, it’s not “willpower.” It’s often cortisol, and midlife bodies become more sensitive to it. Today’s reflection: Where does stress show up in your body first? Neck? Shoulders? Chest? Belly? Jaw? Thoughts? Awareness is step one — share your patterns below.
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@Karen Saxe Eppley I practice deep breathing with my hand on my belly to calm it down.
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@Vickie Helm I get such a nervous belly
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Jennifer Seven
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Founder of 7Company Weight Loss & Wellness. Wellness coach, sound healer and meditation teacher.

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