Author Archives: Guest Author

The Benefits of Staying Active Throughout Menopause

Written by Ainsley Lawrence- Guest Contributor Menopause is an inevitable aspect of life as a woman. It doesn’t always occur at the same time for everyone, but it always arrives. It also tends to be a particularly difficult period for ...

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Grief and the Holidays

Written by Beth Siegert, CPC, CPRC, ACC, CFAA- Guest Contributor Grief is the heaviest weight a human can hold. For many, grief can be the most intense during a holiday. This time of year, grief and the Holidays are quite ...

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Living With Diabetes

Written by Sarah Kaminski-Guest Contributor According to the CDC, more than 130 million adults live with diabetes (or prediabetes) in the US alone. So, whether you’ve been recently diagnosed or have been dealing with this illness for a while, it’s ...

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Do People Sell Menopause Medication Illegally?

Hormone replacement therapy is the most common treatment for menopause but, with worldwide shortages affecting women, we ask, ‘do people sell menopause medication illegally’? In recent days, the UK has been experiencing shortages in hormone replacement drugs (HRT) such as, ...

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Is There a Link Between Menopause and Divorce?

Written By Henry Crisp- Guest Contributor The menopause can be extremely challenging for a lot of women. In this article, we’ll be looking at whether or not there is a link between menopause and divorce. Every woman will experience the ...

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8 Simple Ways to Improve Your Everyday Life

Written by Sarah Kaminski- Guest Contributor Our lives change with years – sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worse. For women, aging inevitably involves the challenges of menopause and perimenopause. These may include psychological symptoms, such as anxiety and ...

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Why You Should Take Some Time off Right Now

Written by Sarah Kaminski-Guest Contributor How often have you thought, “I shouldn’t take time off; I should save it for when I’m sick, or my child is sick, or there’s an emergency?” And how many of these days did you ...

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