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WTF Is Happening to Shannon's Body?
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WTF Is Happening to Shannon's Body?

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November 27, 2024 | 00:09:12 | Leisure

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All right, Mojo on the morning show. Shannon, you are starting to feel a little different.

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Watch how you say this.

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Shannon, go ahead.

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Take it away. I feel like, now for the record, I am 41 years old. I'm very proud of my age.

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Looking good, Shannon. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Got 1,000, right? What did you say?

00:01:55 - 00:03:21 | Speaker 5:

i will take it sure um but i feel like lately and i would say in the past six months my body is changing at a rapid rate and i feel like a lot of women my age are like the same thing is happening too because my friends and i talk about this a lot but it's i i'm terrified that i am entering the early peri the early perimenopause phase and it is like wrecking me like I feel like not myself and it is no bueno like I am I feel like I am too young for this bit what is happening I like poor Wes I'm the worst person to sleep with right now because I sweat through my pajamas through the sheets every single night my irritability has gone through the damn roof my hormones are all over the place I feel like some days I want to like jump out of my body and it's one of those things where I still feel like I'm in college right like in my brain I'm 22 but my body is like no that's funny you're not and i hate it i hate it wow so i just want to hear

00:03:21 - 00:03:35 | Speaker 8:

mojo follow no no everybody sit back listen as i mean listen as a as a husband i've seen chelsea uh go through this you know recently too and and uh it just uh i never can find a temperature in

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our bedroom that actually works that is is wild to me because i'm always cold you guys know in here I'm frigid all the time And as soon as I get home It's like holy hell It's ungodly warm And the thing is I did not think this would happen You don't think about this happening Until you're like 50 And I feel like women in their 30s It's happening earlier and earlier It's the food we eat

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Don't they always say that?

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Probably is Is menopause like

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This is Perry

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Early All right. Is Perry, is it one and done or is it like levels to menopause?

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Levels. There's like stages. Trust me. This is my Google right now is like, is this really happening to me? What stage am I at? I am so, it's funny that I'm talking about this on the air because I haven't even brought this up to Dr. Werner yet because I'm just so like, no, not me. It's not happening. Yeah.

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Hey, Allison.

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in oh i'm sorry what are you sorry for because i thought i was late um on the call but yeah i was coming because what shannon says like 41 i'm 32 and i'm going through it so i believe it is happening um to people what are your symptoms i sweat through my clothes at night um i have The Central Air on with a fan.

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um some nights i'm just butt naked because it's ridiculous you know so yeah so i i completely understand and it's like it's not hot it's like fire to your body question for you is the

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uncomfortability the worst part of this or is it the idea that you have to use the word menopause

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um i think it's just um being uncomfortable and okay so it's the uncomfortability of it

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because i get the sense shannon that just saying that word sometimes is oh for sure because you

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know like i said i still think like in my brain i'm not i'm not 41 years old but also the irritability is what's driving me crazy because i feel like i'm being a bitch all the time and and i don't want to be it's just my mood like i feel like i'm always combative west will agree

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with this statement do y'all only sweat at night or is it other times i mean i do i'm cold the

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whole day and day yeah i think that's the beginning of perry um it starts with um the night switch and then minutes the full-blown menopausal is when it's like throughout the day

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that's where you go super saying uh what's going on joey hi i'm first time long time thanks for calling i just wanted i just wanted to tell for shannon i have been i'm 44 i've been going through this for several years now how many years living um since i was about 41 okay um i sweat through my clothes at night as well my boyfriend's was living with me as like a living with a polar bear yes um but and i'm just coming up i was diagnosed with breast cancer in april and so just got that taken care of but now they want to shut my ovaries down completely and put me in full-on menopause so girl i know what it feels like just turn that fan on at night and crank your air and tell your husband to dress warmer. By the way, this...

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He's like, how? It's like sleeping next to a heater.

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This segment is brought to you by DTE Energy. Robin, what's going on?

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Hi, how are you?

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Good, what's going on?

00:07:13 - 00:07:28 | Speaker 4:

Well, I totally can relate, Shannon. It is just the absolute worst feeling. I'm so not good with my kids right now, and it's just so hard. So thank you for sharing because I can totally relate and it's exhausting.

00:07:28 - 00:07:35 | Speaker 1:

Yeah. What do you mean you're not good with your kids? Do they just drive you crazy? I might have menopause right now. I got menopause going on.

00:07:36 - 00:07:43 | Speaker 4:

Yeah, no, you know, I just snap at them easier. You're irritable and like you just can't control it and you don't understand why. It's awful.

00:07:44 - 00:07:52 | Speaker 7:

Lucy wrote me a letter on an index card the other night and put it under my pillow. And she said, it said, I still love you even though you're a momster. And I'm like, meh.

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But then she asked for another dog. Thanks for the call.

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We appreciate you, Robin. What's up, Denise?

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Hey, long-time listener, first time. Hey, Denise on the phone. Finally, this old lady got in. After very good. I listen to you guys every morning, but I want to say it is the worst feeling. It rises from the inside of your body. And mostly it's at night. And my poor husband, I feel sorry. I got that air conditioning pumping. He said you're going to put the fan on the night. You better put on some flannels, baby. This is real. Take it.

00:08:33 - 00:08:39 | Speaker 1:

Do you also do the don't touch me thing? Does that come into play?

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Please. It's just a different feeling. It's almost like having a baby. You don't even know where the cramps come. That heat just rise and you can feel it coming. But my neck, my chest all up. I get up, change my gown. And he's like, dang, the sheets are wet. I said, I can't help it, baby. I can't help it.

00:08:58 - 00:08:59 | Speaker 1:

Yeah, you tell him.

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I'm going to tell Wes, I can't help it. Thank you guys for taking my call. Thanks, Denise.

00:09:05 - 00:09:08 | Speaker 1:

Thanks, Denise. Appreciate it. Doctor, is it Dr. Lepak?

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Dr. Lepak.

00:09:11 - 00:09:13 | Speaker 1:

Lepak. What's up to you, doctor? What kind of doc are you?

00:09:15 - 00:10:12 | Speaker 2:

I used to be an emergency room physician for about 25 years. and then I switched gears to holistic medicine. Okay. And one of the reasons was exactly this problem. I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer 10 years ago, and I had to have major surgery and went into menopause overnight. So it's a really, really common problem, and the perimenopause period lasts a long time. It can last up to 10 years, but it's an easily treated problem. How do you treat? Really? So there's holistic modalities that we use, but also bioidentical hormones. And bioidentical hormones are very safe. They don't raise your risk of... cancer i've been using them for 10 years myself and i could easily help shannon get over these problems where do you practice center for holistic medicine in west bloomfield okay can you can you

00:10:12 - 00:10:39 | Speaker 4:

leave your number with lydia absolutely okay wow that's amazing let's go leap hat do you also uh work on guys too i want a little testosterone in my butt absolutely absolutely i want it yes We're all coming in. We're all going to come in and get stuck with needles. Doctor, hold on one second, okay? Thank you so much. We appreciate it.

00:10:40 - 00:11:08 | Speaker 3:

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