Midwifing the Crone group with Alahnnaa Campbell

I’m concerned about the example “women who focus on women’s health” are setting when they hit perimenopause. I learned from them, that the veil drops during perimenopause, and we get to see the health problems that await us, if we don’t address it, when some of our hormones are low enough, to no longer be able do their job, so we can see the weaknesses that lie beneath.

My cycle length has been unstable for at least a year. When my cycle stretches out to 30/31 days, my body starts to scream for help, with acne, mouth blisters, tender breasts and sides below my armpits (due to blocked lymph drainage). I sweat, I’m cold, I’m a bit more irritable, and I feel congestion in my uterus/ovaries, then I start to worry about cancer, which is common for women to develop, as they go through this transition.

This is the Esogetic Medicine model in action: if your hormonal system doesn’t function properly, your lymphatic system can’t pump out garbage, you can’t “do the work”, and you become degenerative, forgetting why you are here, your life cycle starts to close.

Because “women who focus on women’s health” tend to respond to perimenopause by suddenly setting firm boundaries, this tells me, that what we glorify on international women’s day, is not in the best interest of women. The book shown shares that an addiction is anything that we put between us and reality, making it harder for us to have genuine relationships.

I applied the treatments shown, and my delayed period started a few hours later. I ran some RestoreChi tracks overnight, and the lymphatic blocks were cleared. I went to a chiropractor, to address the structural side of head/sinus and sciatic pain, but, given that this is hormonal in origin, self massage and stretching were also required. Esogetic oil and coloured light would have helped too!

I can empower you, to understand and address what your body is trying to communicate with you during perimenopause, so you can enjoy the important role crones have the honour to play in our community.

Email alahnnaa18@yourlifeplan.ca if you are interested in a monthly Midwifing the Crone group, starting Saturday May 3rd 2-4pm, at The Mystic Tree (13-5353 Lakeshore Road, Burlington, L7L 1C8, 905-630-6042), $20 per person per session.