Rebecca's Story - Phillip, Y L; Tbd
15,99 €
inkl. MwSt.

Versandfertig in 1-2 Wochen
  • Broschiertes Buch

Rebecca's Story: Menopause and Me is a compelling journey through Rebecca's struggles with menopause in the heart of the East End of London. Haunted by a tormenting horse named Menopause in her dreams, she is taunted, embarrassed, and laid bare, shrouded only by a veil of darkness, eerily mirroring her daytime battle with symptoms like night sweats, intense heat, irritability, and memory loss. This novel candidly illustrates the myriad ways menopause impacts her life, tarnishing the radiant confidence she once possessed in the 1970s, leaving her feeling unseen. Rebecca's plight is a testament…mehr

Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
Produktbeschreibung
Rebecca's Story: Menopause and Me is a compelling journey through Rebecca's struggles with menopause in the heart of the East End of London. Haunted by a tormenting horse named Menopause in her dreams, she is taunted, embarrassed, and laid bare, shrouded only by a veil of darkness, eerily mirroring her daytime battle with symptoms like night sweats, intense heat, irritability, and memory loss. This novel candidly illustrates the myriad ways menopause impacts her life, tarnishing the radiant confidence she once possessed in the 1970s, leaving her feeling unseen. Rebecca's plight is a testament to the silent struggles of countless women facing menopause, a turbulent ride into uncharted territory. Yet, through the gloom, a beacon of hope emerges. Rebecca's Story: Menopause and Me provides an empowering message that there is life beyond menopause, that there's a resilient beauty within every woman that no stage of life can erase. It encourages women to understand their menopause and have faith in brighter days ahead.
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Autorenporträt
YL Phillip (RGN, RM, RHV, BSC (Hon) PGCE) lives in East London, UK. She is a retired nurse, midwide, health visitor and primary school teacher. The author firmly believes that prevention is better than cure.