<p>A story of how determined research led to the discovery of the role that estrogen deprivation plays in mental illness, <i>Menopause and Madness</i> will not only enlighten but also ease the way for millions of women now approaching their mid-lives. The author, Marcia Lawrence, suffered from what she now calls Gradual Estrogen Deprivation Syndrome (GEDS), a psychologically debilitating condition that affects women who have a special sensitivity to declining levels of estrogen that occurs in the perimenopause. The book dramatically describes Lawrence's personal struggle and examines vital new information that will alert other women to the unique symptoms of this perimenopausal psychiatric illness.</p>

Menopause and Madness: The Truth About Estrogen and the Mind

Marcia Lawrence

ANDREWS MCMEEL PUB.

In 1926-27, a small Kansas community, Medicine Lodge, prepared for its first Peace Treaty Pageant. Marcia Lawrence chronicles the eighteen months leading up to the event. Included are stories of a brutal tornado; bank robbers and hundreds of vigilantes who pursued them; chicken thieves; and even an arrest for concubinage. As the community busies itself for the event, the reader gets a fascinating glimpse into 1920s life in a small Kansas town.

Spirit of the Prairie: The History of the Making of the Medicine Lodge Indian Peace Treaty Pageant by Marcia Lawrence (2015-09-25)

History

Americas

Red Dirt Press

General Hospital 1 & 2 Forever and a Day

Nicole Brooks

Pioneer Communications

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