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Woman & Home
Lifestyle
Kathryn Lewsey

“Doctors thought I had dementia, but it was actually perimenopause”

(L-R) Headshot of Katie Taylor, Katie with her dog.

“Getting my four kids into the car, I sighed, feeling exhausted and unmotivated. I was 43 years old and everything was incredibly hard, yet I had no idea why,” says Katie Taylor, now 56.

“Up until that point, I’d been coping with life just fine. Yes, it was busy juggling being a mum and working in marketing for a charity, but I’d got through it all.

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