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Perimenopause, Menopause, and Why Your Home Suddenly Feels “Off”

Perimenopause, Menopause, and Why Your Home Suddenly Feels “Off”

This isn’t talked about enough.

Hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause affect energy, sleep, stress tolerance, and focus. And that absolutely changes how women experience their homes.

What once felt manageable can suddenly feel draining.

Women in Cloverdale often tell me:

  • Noise feels louder

  • Clutter feels heavier

  • Maintenance feels exhausting

This isn’t weakness. It’s biology.

Your home should support your nervous system, not constantly challenge it.

That’s why many women in this stage start questioning layouts, locations, and responsibilities. Not because they’re unhappy with their life, but because they’re listening to their body.

The best moves happen when women honour this shift instead of pushing through it.

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