Almost Sated
Kristi Koeter, Pam MooreReal conversations and personal stories to help midlife women redefine health beyond diets and restriction, navigate perimenopause, and find liberation through radical self-love.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 121 | Subscribers | Read | almostsated.com |
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Silencing the inner demon in the dressing room
For the past two years, I’ve basically worn one pair of jeans. I own four, but there’s only one pair I like. The others are ill-fitting relics from my early days of intuitive eating when I didn’t know what weight I’d end up at, so I bought ...
Choosing love over fear in menopause
A year or so ago, I went to brunch with girlfriends, some of whom were already navigating perimenopause, and the conversation inevitably turned to body changes—who was still getting regular periods, who was on hormones and who wasn’t. One o...
Chasing the changing aspen leaves in Breckenridge
There comes a point every summer—or in our case, fall—when it’s still hot as Hades, and we Texans start plotting our escape to cooler weather, even if it’s just for a few days. (Our first “cool front” graced us this week, dropping our highs...
💬 If you could describe menopause in a word, what would it be?
Last week, I posed this question on Substack Notes: If you could describe your experience with menopause in one word, what would it be?
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Authors
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Recovering dieter, mountain biker, and midlife adventurer. Former editor of the Austin American-Statesman’s Statesman.com and Austin360.com, and co-author of Show Your Work. Finding my feelings after a lifetime of eating them.
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