See You Next Tuesday
See You Next TuesdayMotherhood. Midlife. Menopause. Womens Health. Basically the whole bloody fiesta that is womanhood in 2023.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 9 | Subscribers | Read | seeyounexttues.substack.com |
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Is a 'good' menopause, a 'wealthy' menopause?
I’ve been writing about women’s healthcare now for around eighteen months, mostly articles for clients websites and blogs and emails and newsletters. I’ve been ‘immersed’ in the menopause conversation, so to speak - the conversation that wa...
What? Does that say... <COUGH> NEXT TUESDAY?
I’ll level with you. I’m over it. Oh god, I am SO over it. I’m calling for the Goblin King to come and take it away. “It”. When you get to ‘it’, you know you are done.
Surprise!
Something went a little… flat, a few months ago. I lost my mojo. I lost the love for the ‘mum-space’, I guess. It felt that everywhere i turned, there was frustration, overwhelm and fatigue and probably at the point where I should have been...
F*ck the Fairytale, Marriage is Tough
Last night, Matt and I had a row. I'd cooked for us, and as he walked in the house was calm but the kids wanted to see him before they went to sleep and so he duly took them to bed where Bess promptly launched into a mega tantrum...
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Written by Kate Dyson, Founder of The Motherload and The Midlife. By day, Kate writes about women's health, menopause and motherhood. By evening, she's sick of the whole state of EVERYTHING.
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