Hello Beautiful!
I was called to connect with you on this topic because I know the feeling of being totally overwhelmed by health and hormone symptoms—
Having gone through menopause at 20yrs old!!
I survived, and thrived on SO many levels, past my wildest dreams, which is why i've helped thousands of women do the same.
Right now, it feels like an exhausting merry-go-round, and the lack of results can make you feel defeated.
What if there's a deeper purpose behind all of this?
The truth is, your symptoms aren't the whole story.
They are a profound invitation to look deeper at the myriad of root causes that you never knew were there, and RISE to who you can be, who you want to be, without the constant endless tiring managment of symptoms.
This is the core of the work.
The Higher Purpose of Menopause is Your Opportunity
The higher purpose of menopause is when women take their identity away from external causality—who you are meant to be by your family, by society, and by external expectations—and derive your identity internally.
This is the ultimate opportunity.
You've been managing symptoms for too long.
You’ve been surviving.
But the sacred purpose of this work is not to simply manage. The sacred purpose is for you to RISE.
When all of your symptoms are handled, what happens? The symptoms are gone, now what? You RISE!
You see, you CANNOT RISE when you are busy managing symptoms.
You must eradicate the symptom thing in order to do the soul work of rising.
This is not just about making the symptoms go away;
it's about healing the root causes so that you can step into your power, live your purpose, and embody the woman you were always meant to be.
When your symptoms aren’t just managed but healed, that is when the true rising begins.
This is the sacred purpose of the work: to FREE you from the constant battle so you can do the deep, transformative soul work that awaits you.
It’s time to STOP just coping and start truly healing.
Your purpose is waiting, and your time to rise is now.
I'm here- Lets connect!
In Health,
Christine Fitzgerald
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