Meno-What? A Memoir: Memorable Moments Of Menopause

✍ Scribed by D.G. Kaye, Talia Leduc (editor)

Tongue: English
Category: Library

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Synopsis

"I often found myself drifting from a state of normal in a sudden twist of bitchiness."

From PMS to menopause to what the hell?

D.G. adds a touch of humor to a tale about a not-so-humorous time. While bidding farewell to her dearly departing estrogen, D.G. struggles to tame her raging hormones of fire, relentless dryness, flooding and droughts and other unflattering symptoms.

Join D.G. on her meno-journey to slay the dragons of menopause as she tries to hold on to her sanity, memory, hair, and so much more!

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