ISBN: 9781936787340 - the middlepause: on life after youth (13 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'In The Middlepause Benjamin deftly and brilliantly examines the losses and unexpected gains she experienced in menopause. Menopause is a mind and body shift as monumental and universal as puberty, yet far less often discussed, especially in public, which is what makes Benjamin's work here so urgently necessary.' Kate Tuttle, The Los Angeles TimesThe Middlepause offers a vision of contentment in middle age, without sentiment or delusion. Marina Benjamin weighs the losses and opportunities of our middle years, taking inspiration from literature, science, philosophy, and her own experience. Spurred by her surgical propulsion into a sudden menopause, she finds ways to move forward while maintaining cleareyed acknowledgment of the challenges of aging. Attending to complicated elderly parents and a teenaged daughter, experiencing bereavement, her own health woes, and a fresh impetus to give, Benjamin emerges into a new definition of herself as daughter, mother, citizen, and woman.Among The Middlepause's many wise observations about no longer being young: ''I am discovering that I care less about what other people think.'' ''My needs are leaner and my storehouse fuller.'' ''It is not possible to fully appreciate what it means to age without attending to what the body knows. . . . I have always had a kneejerk distaste for the idea that age is all in the mind.'' ''You need a cohort of peers to go through the aging process with you. A cackle of crones! A cavalry!'' Marina Benjamin's memoir will serve as a comfort, a companion to women going through the tooseldomspoken of physical and mental changes in middle age and beyond.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -'In The Middlepause Benjamin deftly and brilliantly examines the losses and unexpected gains she experienced in menopause. Menopause is a mind and body shift as monumental and universal as puberty, yet far less often discussed, especially in public, which is what makes Benjamin's work here so urgently necessary.' Kate Tuttle, The Los Angeles TimesThe Middlepause offers a vision of contentment in middle age, without sentiment or delusion. Marina Benjamin weighs the losses and opportunities of our middle years, taking inspiration from literature, science, philosophy, and her own experience. Spurred by her surgical propulsion into a sudden menopause, she finds ways to move forward while maintaining cleareyed acknowledgment of the challenges of aging. Attending to complicated elderly parents and a teenaged daughter, experiencing bereavement, her own health woes, and a fresh impetus to give, Benjamin emerges into a new definition of herself as daughter, mother, citizen, and woman.Among The Middlepause's many wise observations about no longer being young: ''I am discovering that I care less about what other people think.'' ''My needs are leaner and my storehouse fuller.'' ''It is not possible to fully appreciate what it means to age without attending to what the body knows. . . . I have always had a kneejerk distaste for the idea that age is all in the mind.'' ''You need a cohort of peers to go through the aging process with you. A cackle of crones! A cavalry!'' Marina Benjamin's memoir will serve as a comfort, a companion to women going through the tooseldomspoken of physical and mental changes in middle age and beyond.Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. The Middlepause | On Life After Youth | Marina Benjamin | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2017 | Catapult | EAN 9781936787340 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -'In The Middlepause Benjamin deftly and brilliantly examines the losses and unexpected gains she experienced in menopause. Menopause is a mind and body shift as monumental and universal as puberty, yet far less often discussed, especially in public, which is what makes Benjamin's work here so urgently necessary.' Kate Tuttle, The Los Angeles TimesThe Middlepause offers a vision of contentment in middle age, without sentiment or delusion. Marina Benjamin weighs the losses and opportunities of our middle years, taking inspiration from literature, science, philosophy, and her own experience. Spurred by her surgical propulsion into a sudden menopause, she finds ways to move forward while maintaining cleareyed acknowledgment of the challenges of aging. Attending to complicated elderly parents and a teenaged daughter, experiencing bereavement, her own health woes, and a fresh impetus to give, Benjamin emerges into a new definition of herself as daughter, mother, citizen, and woman.Among The Middlepause's many wise observations about no longer being young: ''I am discovering that I care less about what other people think.'' ''My needs are leaner and my storehouse fuller.'' ''It is not possible to fully appreciate what it means to age without attending to what the body knows. . . . I have always had a kneejerk distaste for the idea that age is all in the mind.'' ''You need a cohort of peers to go through the aging process with you. A cackle of crones! A cavalry!'' Marina Benjamin's memoir will serve as a comfort, a companion to women going through the tooseldomspoken of physical and mental changes in middle age and beyond. Englisch.…