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DamGoode Bookclub 4) Matrescence Explained: The Identity Crisis of Motherhood with Lucy Jones

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Why does becoming a mother feel like losing yourself and finding a stranger at the same time? In this episode of the DamGoode Bookclub, Elizabeth, Maren, and Eva take a warm, honest, and direct look at Matrescence by Lucy Jones. We explore why this term—representing the profound physical, emotional, and neurological transformation into motherhood—is only just gaining the recognition it deserves in 2026.We discuss the "cultural silence" that leaves women blindsided by the gap between the romanticized version of pregnancy and the often traumatic reality of the transition. From the neurological rewiring of the brain to the societal pressures that lead to disillusionment, we break down why acknowledging this identity shift is essential for our mental health. If you’ve ever felt betrayed by the "happily ever after" narrative of parenting, this conversation will give you the language to own your truth. You aren't failing; you are undergoing matrescence.

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