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Architect going through perimenopause took her own life after 'brain fog' left her worried she would lose successful career
An architect experiencing perimenopause took her own life after struggling with 'brain fog' that caused fear of losing her successful career. The incident highlights the mental health challenges faced during menopause transitions.
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