Grace Johnston Livres

The exploration of dying intertwines with the healing power of personal narratives, emphasizing the importance of reflecting on one's life story as death approaches. By understanding our unique experiences, we can find peace and meaning in the face of mortality. Drawing on real-life accounts, the book highlights the emotional and spiritual journeys individuals undertake in their final months, showcasing the significance of life reviews. It offers guidance for engaging in this reflective process, both independently and with support, while preparing the soul for the transition of dying.

Menopause can be a challenging time not just for women but for their partners and families. For women it's the end of their potential to be mothers and, while for some that's a relief, for others it can be a time of considerable sadness. Self-image changes and the view in the mirror may come to differ markedly from how women still feel inside. But menopause is a natural part of ageing and one of life's major times of transition for women. Many simply pass through it with few symptoms but for those who don't there are many options. Menopause Breakthroughs looks at both traditional Western medicine and alternative therapies, providing a wide-ranging overview of available treatments to ease the symptoms of menopause and ensure a smoother transition.