Debra Vinecombe lives in Adelaide, is married to Nigel and has a son, Joseph. She is the author of White Bread, A Slice of the 1950s and 1960s.
No one asks a woman: 'How's the menopause?' Unlike pregnancy, it is a private, sometimes lonely time, and often distressing for a woman and her uncomprehending family. Debra Vinecombe has interviewed twenty women whose honesty, warmth and touches of humour take the reader into their homes, doctors' rooms, and work places to tell of sweaty sheets, memory fade-outs, anxiety attacks and treatment options.
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Debra Vinecombe lives in Adelaide, is married to Nigel and has a son, Joseph. She is the author of White Bread, A Slice of the 1950s and 1960s.
ISBN 9781862547704
CATEGORY Biography/Autobiography/True Stories
PAGE COUNT 224
DIMENSIONS 210 x 135 mm
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