06/02/2026
Itās not just the hormones.
Itās the story your brain starts to tell about the hormones š
And how that story changes your experience of everything.
For years, I thought I just had to āfixā my PMDD.
I tried to force control, perfect my routines, and manage it all in silence.
Youāve only got to scroll back through my posts to see it -
Weight loss was the one thing I thought I could control.
It felt like the only thing that made me feel better about myself⦠until it didnāt.
Thatās why I want to lean more into supporting women with this now.
Because the thing that finally changed everything for me wasnāt the perfect plan, it was learning how to gently shift the way I related to myself, especially in the harder moments.
What I support women in is navigating the thoughts, feelings, and reactions that make PMDD feel so unmanageable.
So they can feel more steady, more empowered, and more at home in their own experience.
If this resonates, Iād love to hear from you.
My DMs are open whether you want to share your story, ask a question, or just say āthis is me.ā
More is coming soonā¦
But I will always remind you, you donāt have to wait to feel seen.
DM me āPMDDā if youād like to hear more as it all unfolds.