The women in Going Through the Change aren't used to thinking of themselves as unusual. In their own circles, each of them is pretty normal.
Menopause can make any woman feel alienated from her own body. One of the major emotions of this time of life seems to be WTF!
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This posting is part of the A to Z blogging challenge, in which bloggers undertake to post every day in April, excepting Sundays, which amounts to 26 postings, one for each letter of the alphabet--preferably along a theme. My postings will all be about my debut novel and my experiences writing it and seeing it published.
Blogging A to Z is a great opportunity to connect with some excellent bloggers and interesting people. I encourage you to check out other participating blogs, too!
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Blogging A to Z is a great opportunity to connect with some excellent bloggers and interesting people. I encourage you to check out other participating blogs, too!
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Actually I'm glad for the change. It's very liberating to say WTF without shame.
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A lot of women use that word when they tell me about their experience: liberation. I wonder if it's the Change or just the experience of years?
DeleteMy family has a history of osteoporosis, so I'm just hoping that when I get to the change it will not come with such problems.
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Tasha
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Mine too--my grandmother lost 5 inches of height! Of course she was not following medical advice.
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