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Until the peri/menopause brain fog kicks in 🙃
I don’t know that it really every lifts? I’m 4 years out and still have that fog sometimes, especially when I am super exhausted because mental load + work.
Same!
It just finally started to lift after 2 years 🫣
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Get some good supplements—fish oil, magnesium—and some kombucha.
I’m pregnant right now- halfway, and feel like I’m starting to get the pregnancy brain fog (or at least I hope it’s that and not just me getting worse at my job)!
I’m 9 years out and still space out a lot because now the mental load has shifted to juggling two kids in school and homework routines
How far along are you in your post partum journey? I’m 7.5 months post partum and still am struggling 😬
Not until you stop breastfeeding, unfortunately.
Every 2 months for me was a huge improvement. 2 months after I was weaned from my first I felt fully back to myself mentally. So maybe 16 months? And then 2 months later I was pregnant and started it all over
I have 3 kids each about 3 years apart, and while I can't say what it was like with the first two (because I really don't think it ever happened), with this last one it took a full 2.5 or so years.
Mine lifted after 1 year but i would still feel it come back during pms time. Now it barely comes back but I do have months here and there.
I started feeling myself again around 18 months. I still have very heavy fatigue days sometimes when my kiddo doesn’t sleep well but it’s definitely more manageable now.
I’m 17 months pp and it hasnt fully lifted yet but has gotten better I think?