Menopause: An Imperfect Guide is a menopause booklet that aims to teach women and girls about this inevitable physiological process they'll go through as they reach middle age.
Created by the writer and designer duo Sasha Davies and Nancy Nowacek, the booklet provides a singular platform through which women are able to better understand menopause, its signs and symptoms, and what is entails. It offers a refresher on the uterus' functions, and offers lighthearted but educational content that makes women feel better and more informed on the subject of menopause.
Whether for young girls learning about how the female body works, or women who are approaching or experiencing the natural process, this menopause booklet is able to answer most questions the average person may have on the subject.
Informative Menopause Booklets
This Book Aims to Inform Women on The Natural Process of Menopause
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