Honey They Shrunk My Hormones
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Humor and insight from the trenches of midlife *Is the alarm on your biological clock about to break the sound barrier? *Are you encountering certain anxiety-producing, heat-generating, life-altering experiences? *Could you use a little help sorting things out?
If you said yes to any of these questions, then Honey, They Shrunk My Hormones is exactly what you need. This humorous, insightful book is about way more than hormones and night sweats. It’s a virtual micropedia of the joys and afflictions that often accompany women in their “second adulthood.” Hitch a wild, informative ride and explore your most nagging concerns-like how to make room for the newest you, aging parents, restocking an empty nest, conquering body wars, letting go, and so much more. With candor and valor, best-selling author Caron Loveless prepares you for some of the most glorious growing up God asks a girl to do.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781582292892
UPC: 645177002893
Caron Loveless
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2003
Publisher: Howard Books
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