So...That's Why I'm Bonkers!: A Girl's Guide to Surviving the Menopause, Paperback

One woman's journey through menopause, middle age and madness - through anecdotes, research and a recently revived sense of humour. At the tender age of only 52, Sheila Wenborne was told by her GP that the reason she felt so dizzy-headed, grumpy, fat, sexually redundant, liable to burst into tears at the drop of a hat and totally depressed was all due to the menopause. This diagnosis was a shock "It can't be I'm far too young for that " "Gosh The last thirty something years have flown by." Is it really time to say, "goodbye 'G' string, hello Grandma knickers?" Are the best years really behind me? While many women can blame the menopause for things they might not otherwise do - such as using their partners' toothbrush to clean the toilet or forgetting to send their Mother-in-law a birthday card - Sheila Wenborne honed in on the positive and used 'the change' to start a new chapter in her own life. So ... That's why I'm Bonkers Is filled with interesting facts, laugh out loud anecdotes and helpful information that will make every girls journey through the desert of the menopause that much more easy.

About the Author:

Sheila Wenborne is an accomplished businesswoman and founder of Sheila's Natural Products and Aura3 www.aura3.co.uk the largest distributor of magnetic therapy jewellery in the UK. Recently, Sheila has been featured several National Newspapers and Magazines and has raised the profile of magnetic therapy as a natural alternative to conventional medicines in particular for the relief of the menopause. The resulting emails and calls from fellow menopause sufferers prompted Sheila to write her debut book 'So... That's why I'm bonkers!" Sheila is also a champion for the benefits of magnetic therapy for animals, which she experienced first hand through her arthritic Collie "Bob." Sheila explains: "Bob was nine when he began to find it too painful to walk. The Vet suggested that it may be time for him to say goodbye but I was determined to find another solution. I tried a magnetic dog collar on him and almost immediately he began to move with ease. Within a couple of months Bob was running like a puppy and lived for three years wearing his magnetic collar." Sheila is married and lives in Essex with her husband Joe and their 2 collies.