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Understand that you are not alone with this captivating read. Embracing some of the struggles, fears, and hilarious moments on the menopausal journey.
Whether you are in your menopause, over it, yet to experience it or simply require some understanding, this book is a must-read!
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The Author
Jacqueline Golding is a first-time author, of British/Irish and Jamaican heritage.
As a child, Jacqueline wrote constantly. Expressing herself through poetry, short stories and novels, Jacqueline used her writing to escape her painful childhood. In adulthood, her life journey took her away from writing. She spent her career attending to the underprivileged members of society as a youth worker, family support worker, children’s residential worker and independent skills advisor.
After meeting her menopause head-on, Jacqueline returned to her childhood love of writing. With a new sense of freedom and her usual compassion and empathy, she decided that her debut would encompass the voices of the voiceless.
This collective diary highlights not only Jacqueline’s transition through womanhood, but also the journeys of women from around the world. Jacqueline's only rule was that each and every one of them told their truth.
The poignancy of this book shows that despite the challenges that the transition into menopause can bring, freedom is within reach for us all.
What readers are saying
Parts of this book will make you roar with laughter as you realise that you've already met these women (and their menopause) in some form or another - maybe a friend, family member or even yourself? But, far from using humour to gloss over the profound, life-changing impact of menopause, Golding fearlessly tackles the symptoms and issues in a warm yet unflinching manner to give her readers a real 'chin-hairs and all' perspective.
Make no mistake, this book isn't just for women. Men need to pick this book up too so that they can better support the women in their lives.
Roshan Pitteea,
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