Halle Berry’s perimenopause story hits hard.
After a full year of great sex, she woke up in the worst pain of her life, everything swollen and unrecognizable. Her doctor immediately diagnosed worst-case herpes. For 72 brutal hours, she and her new partner spiraled through trust issues… until tests revealed it wasn’t herpes at all.
It was severe vaginal dryness from perimenopause.
Her elite doctor had barely been trained on it. That moment flipped a switch: Halle decided to speak out publicly, despite warnings it could kill her career, and break the silence around perimenopause and menopause for millions of women.
Over 50% of women experience genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM), including vaginal dryness, yet it’s still wildly under-discussed and under-treated in medical training.
@LALocalOne@SportsPatriotUS She plays with a style and pace that makes her unique and I think that is why her teammates often mishandle some of her passes. She is special but probably difficult to play with as a result. They need to adjust but so does she. She forces too much.
@NBA__Courtside Nick usually gets it right unless he is talking about Bron or Mahomes ... There are higher expectations for the Lakers and for Bron so his comparisons are not great benchmarks. Bron’s laker tenure was not a failure, but it was underwhelming.
@CountryBoiJB1@SpotterBrett His dominance is getting boring and road races are not as entertaining as ovals. But let’s keep it real. If it was Chase Elliot doing this Nascar fans and media would go nuts and say it is the greatest thing ever.