Title: Keep the symptoms; I'll take Gerald
Product review: I found the information in this book to be useful and well-researched. In fairness, I am not a physician, so might not be qualified to really judge the science in this work. Posner's "me" parts were fine, too. Her blissful marriage is positioned at center stage, regardless of its relevance to menopause. She is passionate about her husband AND her topic.By midpoint, her cloying and repetitive praise of her husband, Gerald - ("dear," "wonderful," "eternal partner") becomes an unseemly bit of bragging that I, a cranky perimenopausal woman, was in no mood for! Not all of us are lucky enough to live in Heaven with an angel like Gerald Posner.I wish that the editing process had helped to tone down the author's excessive praise of her mate - or saved it for another book, maybe a book on how to meet the Geralds of the world. I'd buy it!
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