: For many, the role of "mother" remains a central identity even after children have grown, serving as a primary motivator for social participation and well-being [2, 13].
: Studies indicate that over 65% of menopausal women suffer from symptoms that are exacerbated by unsupportive work environments [9]. Lack of ventilation and poor rest facilities can force some women out of the workforce [15].
: Over 90% of women report never being taught about menopause in school, and 60% feel uninformed about what to expect [27].
Despite physiological challenges, many mature women find deep meaning in evolving life roles.