Dr. Haver emphasizes that menopause is inevitable, but suffering is not. Analyze her strategies for reducing suffering and promoting well-being during menopause. What is the relationship between the personal and structural in reducing suffering?

Dr. Haver discusses various symptoms of menopause that the medical community often dismisses. How does she argue for better recognition and treatment of these symptoms?

Analyze how Dr. Haver presents Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) in the book. What arguments does she provide in favor of HRT, and how does she address the controversy surrounding its use? What tactics does she use to lend credibility to the information she presents?