Transcript
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I'm Frances Leese. In this season on Turning Points, we're exploring the profound transitions that come with growing older and the surprising opportunities that come with it.
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I feel like I'm going crazy, and I said to my husband, I think I have to take, like, anti anxiety meds. Do not underestimate the power of hormones because they will mess you up.
A (0:25)
From the unspoken mental health shifts of menopause to the hidden emotional toll that caregivers often carry, Loneliness is like hunger or thirst. It's lacking what it needs. And so when a caregiver's brain is kind of starving for social connection, it can't function in the same way you can't function without food or drink. We'll hear stories of reinvention and purpose.
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Facing retirement was like standing at the edge of a cliff staring into a void.
A (1:01)
We're delving into what it really means to put your mental and emotional well being first. Through testimonies of loneliness, connection, friendship, and the courage it takes to advocate for yourself.
B (1:12)
I've learned to be strong. She's given me my patience. Honestly, I can say 11 years ago I didn't have as much patience as I do now.
A (1:22)
Find something that you can be passionate about. Don't be afraid to try. Just go for it. From Tufts Health Plan. Join us for resilience, transformation, and the turning points that show us who we really are at any age. So be sure to follow turning points on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, wherever you listen to podcasts, stay healthy in mind and spirit.
