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This is such a touching story that really resonates with me as a widow myself. Because the emotions of the book hit me so hard, I have been reading it very slowly. I feel compelled to read it to honor what Richard Grant went through, to validate his late wife's journey through cancer, and it some way to pay tribute to my own spouse and what we went through together.

I'm fascinated by this book and the studies it is talking about. I want every person out there (especially extroverted managers and parents)!

The narrator on the audiobook is very hard to listen to. He sounds like a robot. I doubt I will make it through 13 hours of this.

I don't know why I am listening to a book on menopause written by a chiropractor. Ugh! This is how desperate women get for answers and help.
I'm still going to listen with a skeptic ear. So far, it sounds like she is selling a product and when I look at her website she is indeed selling a very expensive program.
Friends - Tell me where to find real medical-based evidence to help!

I had to return this book to the library before I finished, but I'm liking it so far. Hopefully I will still be interested in 2 weeks when I get it back!

I'm not loving this book. I can't decide if I want to continue listening to it anyway since I've listened to so much or just stop.

I love listening to audiobooks and this one is by far the best read one that I have heard. I love that they used different narrators for it. All the voices have been pleasant on the ears and easy to follow. It's really helping to bring the story alive.

I'm loving this one so far.

This is by far the worst textbook I have ever had to read. It's amazing that something so misogynistic could make it into colleges. At least my instructor calls it out during class. Ugh. I'll provide examples in my review. These authors should be ashamed of themselves.

Trying not to hate her long-winded descriptions of so much useless information. She seems to be getting worse with this in ever book. I think she’s filling it so full of details so the readers can’t easily pick out the stuff she plans to tie in later. It gives me a headache though as I try to listen carefully and remember every detail knowing it might fit somewhere later.

So much good information and tips on living mindfully!