What started as organized chaos turned into an unforgettable night of laughter, connection, and community. One of the first things women tell me after reading If You Give a Cat a Hot Flash is, “I thought it was just me.” A little over a week ago, more than 65 lovely ladies proved it’s 100% not “just you.” Thank You to everyone who came out and helped plan, set up, and capture this fun evening! I want to send a big thank you to our gracious hosts, Craft Urban and Yellow Bird

Menopause can feel like a lonely journey for many women. When symptoms hit, it’s easy to think you’re the only one going through it. But hearing from readers who say, “I thought it was just me,” or “Literally, me!” shows how common these experiences really are. That’s why we've curated a special event in Aurora, Illinois, to bring women together for laughter, stories, and support around the ups and downs of menopause. If you’re located in the greater Chicagoland area, this is

Seeing If You Give a Cat a Hot Flash show up in your hands has honestly been the best thing ever. As you can tell, we’re having way too much fun over here with chaotic kitty content because our current vibe is physically overheated, aggressively cozy, deeply attached to snacks, and one inconvenience away from needing an empty house and complete silence. Which explains why Menopawsy™ has somehow become a midlife icon overnight. Apparently, our collective sense of humor now inc

Hot flashes. Brain fog. Walking into a room and forgetting why you’re there. Changing outfits for no clear reason. That kind of out-of-nowhere rage that makes you stop and think… what is actually happening? After hearing the same stories again and again (and experiencing them myself), I realized how many women are quietly wondering if they’re the only ones. What started as a fun idea with my medical assistant turned into a whole book. So… we went with it. If You Give a Cat a