Just As Well, The Women's Health Podcast

Vicky Pattison: “I share everything” | PMDD, ADHD & fertility

Just As Well, The Women's Health Podcast

Show Notes

Vicky Pattison takes her seat beside Claire Sanderson as the new co-host of Just As Well — and she’s got plenty to say. In a candid, funny and deeply personal conversation, Vicky talks PMDD, exploring an ADHD diagnosis, egg freezing and trying for a baby, as well as why she chooses to share so much of her health journey publicly.

She and Claire get into the less polished side of being open online, the impact of other people’s judgement, and how Vicky’s relationship with her body and exercise has changed — from chasing a smaller size to training to feel strong, healthy and happy.

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