From your vantage point, how is the conversation around aging, hormones, and women 40 plus evolving, and where does it still need to go? Honestly,

is this conversation even happening yet? Because I'm not hearing it.

I just don't think enough people are talking about aging and women and hormones and what's happening to them.

Also, I don't know if it's generational, but I know I was raised with this idea that like, it's rude to ask a woman about her age and it's almost so taboo.

We don't talk about aging.

We don't say how old we are.

And we've almost like put this stigma around something that just should be celebrated and It's a privilege.

I know this is a very loaded question.

Hello, Brompton Road.

It is good to be with you today.

Thank you so much for having me.

I wonder, how did you get here today? And I don't mean literally.

Um, I got the District Line, for those of you that are wondering.

But what caused you to gather together, to come together to church this morning? Last week, Catherine spoke to us about a different kind of power, and today I want to speak to you about a different kind of community.