Why Do Many Women Say Perimenopause Is Worse Than Menopause?

<p>Two beauty content creators. Two sisters. One honest midlife conversation.In their very first podcast appearance, host Ingrid Dodd speaks with beauty influencers Jessica Veccia (@jessica_veccia_) and Sandra Goelz (@sandragoelz) join Rebranding Menopause to answer a question millions of women are searching every month:What’s worse — perimenopause or menopause?Perimenopause is the transitional phase leading up to menopause, often marked by fluctuating hormones, irregular cycles, sleep disruption, mood changes, and brain fog. Menopause officially begins after 12 months without a period. Both are normal — but they feel very different, and no one prepares women for the emotional impact of either.In this episode, we cut through the confusion with lived experience, humor, and truth — not fear.This conversation is not about diagnosing or fixing women.It’s about educating, normalizing, and empowering.When women share, we are empowered.And aging? Aging is a privilege.What you’ll learn:Why perimenopause often feels more chaotic than menopauseHow menopause can feel different once hormones stabilizeThe emotional side of midlife no one talks aboutWhy beauty creators are finally speaking outHow shared stories reduce fear and isolation👇 Join the discussion:Which was harder for you — perimenopause or menopause?Comment below. Your experience helps other women feel less alone.🔗 Follow our host &amp; guests:Ingrid DoddJessica Veccia → https://www.instagram.com/jessica_veccia_Sandra Goelz → https://www.instagram.com/sandragoelz🔔 Subscribe to Rebranding Menopause for weekly, evidence-aware, no-shame conversations about midlife, hormones, beauty, and confidence.📺 Watch more episodes: @RebrandingMenopausePodcast</p>