I'm 48 but I pretend every day that I'm 90. I want to be grateful for the body that I still have.
Briefly

Ameenah Thobani, a clinical hypnotherapist, shares her journey through perimenopause, beginning in her early 40s. She faced severe symptoms, including emotional struggles and fatigue, compounded by negative self-talk. Reflecting on her father's decline due to similar patterns of thinking, Ameenah decided to change her mindset. In 2022, she began practicing gratitude for her body, learning to appreciate her health rather than focusing on perceived flaws. Her story underscores the power of positive affirmations in navigating life's transitions and cultivating self-acceptance.
I wanted to learn to appreciate the moment and how my body is currently rather than focusing on what I don't like about it.
Negative self-talk about my body and health further intensified my struggles during this period.
It was only when he started to tell himself and verbalize how tired he was that he became tired and seemed to age more rapidly.
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