I am so excited to be releasing my new book, Menopause, from the heart of the Menopause Industry Network. This is a resource for menopause professionals, menopause educators, and those who are interested in menopause counseling or health topics. It includes information from leading menopause experts on topics such as menopause and hormone therapy, natural health, and menopause and aging.
Menopause is such a delicate topic, and being the first resource that talks about the range of issues menopause poses in a way that isn’t just “menopause” or “hormone therapy” or “menopause education” or “health” this book is going to help you and it means a lot to me. In fact, it’s going to help me and it means a lot to my readers.
Menopause is such a delicate topic, and being the first resource that talks about the range of issues menopause poses in a way that isnt just menopause or hormone therapy or menopause education or health this book is going to help you and it means a lot to me. In fact, its going to help me and it means a lot to my readers.
Menopause is a topic that is often misunderstood. The first step in understanding the issues is recognizing that there are a wide range of issues menopause poses. At the end of the day, menopause is simply one of the most important stages of your life. No one should have it happen to them, no one should have to deal with it, and no one should have to live with it.
Menopause is a stage in women’s lives where hormonal changes can make their lives difficult and sometimes even impossible. It can make you have to make drastic changes in your eating habits. It can make you lose your hair. It can even make it difficult to drive. Sometimes you can feel like your life is over, and you have to take drastic measures to fix the problem.
For many women it can be terrifying to experience menopause, because the transition is so sudden and so abrupt. It can mean that you might not be able to see your friends for days or see your hair change. Or you might have to go on a strict diet or lose weight. But most importantly, it can mean the end of your career. Not only that, but you may find that you are no longer able to work for the same companies you once worked for.
The first book I read at the end of my menopause was The End of Men, written by a woman, Dr. Judy Rodgers. She writes about her experience of menopause, and about the options for women who are looking to find a balance between work and family. She also shares some advice for women who are having to decide whether or not to get the menopause treatment they need.
I think one of the best things about Dr. Rodgers’s book is that she writes with such a light touch. All her advice is meant to be helpful, but she doesn’t make you feel like you’re in a medical crisis or need to be a paragon of virtue. She doesn’t make you feel like you need to be a perfect person.
I find it funny that the book is titled “Menopause”, because I guess all the women who have done the menopause thing know what is meant by Menopause. And if they didn’t, someone please correct me.
I think it is important to realize that there is something to be said about the menopause topic, but in the end, it still boils down to a question of self-awareness. Because if you’ve got a problem, you can always go to a doctor and get the answer you need or go on some talk shows and rant about how you should be doing something more important.