I Woke Up in a Different Body: Surgically Induced Menopause, Medical Gaslighting & Reclaiming Agency (w/ Randi)
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In this powerful and candid conversation, Randi shares her 8-year journey through fibroids, heavy menstrual bleeding, surgically induced perimenopause, and the emotional aftermath of waking up from a “routine” procedure without her uterus — and without clear consent or explanation.
What followed was a cascade of hormone disruption, weight changes, joint pain, hot flashes, medical gaslighting, and a long search for answers.
We talk about:
- What medical gaslighting actually looks like in real life
- The trauma of losing reproductive organs unexpectedly
- The complexity of the endocrine system
- Testosterone pellet therapy and unintended consequences
- Self-advocacy in practical terms
- How AI became part of her hormone recovery process
- Rebuilding trust in your body after medical harm
This episode is honest. It’s layered. And it raises important questions about agency, consent, and collaboration in women’s healthcare.
If you have ever felt dismissed, unheard, or shuffled out of a doctor’s office without real answers — this conversation is for you.
⚠️ Disclaimer:
This podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider before starting or changing medications, supplements, or hormone therapies.
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