A menopause educator wants women to be more aware of their own symptoms.
As part of World Menopause Awareness Month, Trudi Roscouet has launched a campaign to educate women and help businesses become more menopause friendly.
Speaking to 3FM, she said it's important that women can speak to their doctors:
Castle Rushen will be lit up with Trudi's 'It's Time To Talk Menopause' symbol tonight as part of her campaign, with some buses also displaying the message.
You can find more information here.
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