Helen – författare

This book is not intended to be a clinical account of menopause, rather a result of a survey I did with post menopausal women. These beautiful women gave me valuable information about their experiences both physical and emotional and highlighted many other idiosyncrasies that we would never have connected with menopause.This little book tells it how it is; not how the books say it is!It was written as a conversation with you, giving brief explanations of symptoms with suggestions which are 'do-able.' We often read great informative books but they can be hard to comply with. I think this is much easier.I believe that women are like Amazon warriors. Over a lifetime, our bodies experience many changes physically and emotionally with periods, contraception, pregnancy and giving birth, being many things to many people and then to cap it all off – menopause!Current society embraces youthfulness and fitness, and aging is not thought of as a positive thing. Menopause is most times regarded as a sign of old age.But we know better than that don't we?

This title is an IGI Global Core Reference for 2019 as it is one of the best-selling reference books within the Environmental, Agricultural, and Physical Sciences subject area since 2016, covering real-world solutions to the challenges in collecting and analyzing environmental data. Focusing on the various technological, scientific, semantic, and semiotic perspectives of sustainability initiatives, this resource has been contributed by over 75 industry-leading researchers from countries including but not limited to the U.S., UK, Italy, and Belgium. Oceanographic and Marine Cross-Domain Data Management for Sustainable Development is a pivotal resource for the latest research on the collection of environmental data for sustainability initiatives and the associate challenges with this data acquisition. Highlighting various technological, scientific, semantic, and semiotic perspectives, this book is ideally designed for researchers, technology developers, practitioners, students, and professionals in the field of environmental science and technology.

She was not supposed to be someone this could happen to.Helen is a self-made finance professional with over two decades of experience at one of the world's most recognized financial institutions. She put herself through school, climbed every rung of her career on her own terms, raised a daughter as a single mother, and built a life that reflected exactly who she was — capable, disciplined, and fiercely unwilling to settle for less than what she knew she deserved.Then, in the final days before New Year's Eve, a message arrived on a matchmaking website. Two words:Knock knock.What followed was two months of daily contact — morning messages, evening video calls, whisky poured across a time difference, conversations that felt, in every way that mattered, like the beginning of something real. He was attentive, intelligent, and emotionally present in a way that felt rare. He mirrored her values precisely. He talked about the future with the confidence of a man who intended to be in it.He also walked her, step by careful step, into one of the most sophisticated financial fraud schemes operating globally today.KNOCK KNOCK is the true account of how Helen lost  her savings, her retirement, money borrowed from people who trusted her  to a romance-based cryptocurrency fraud known as pig butchering. It is a story about manufactured intimacy: how sustained, high-frequency emotional contact creates genuine feelings that the brain cannot distinguish from love. It is a story about the specific vulnerability of capable, self-sufficient women — not in spite of their strength, but because of it.It is also a story about what comes after.After filing a meticulously prepared formal report with local police — a document so precise the officer asked if she was a lawyer — Helen had already submitted complaints to the FBI and the Federal Trade Commission. She continued contact with the man she knew only as Marc, deliberately and in coordination with investigators, gathering evidence while the case remained open. She asked him directly, more than once, to verify his identity. He never did. She documented every deflection. She forwarded everything.Which is why Helen has written this book the way she has — not as a prosecution, but as testimony. The facts are laid out with the precision of someone who has spent a career in financial risk. The feelings are described with the honesty of someone who has spent a long time examining them. And the conclusions are left, deliberately, to you.You are not just a reader of this story. You are a witness to it.KNOCK KNOCK is for anyone who believes they are too experienced to be deceived. It is for anyone who has been through something like this and is sitting somewhere right now, alone with the guilt and the grief, wondering how they could have let it happen. And it is for anyone who needs to be reminded that the capacity to love fully and without reservation — even when it is used against you — is not a weakness.It is one of the bravest things a person can do.And Helen is not done.

A Day of Change Moves the Heart: Out of It Flow the Issues of Life -Proverbs 4:23 moves the heart.This book, A Day of Changes Moves the Heart, covers love, forgiveness, pain, and the need to prosper all relationship books and yet, the most profound. Each day millions of men and women go online looking for love. Some are genuinely in earnest search while others troll for attention and flattery. Fact is, everyone wants love - we want to be loved and to have someone in our life to love. Love, and the sense of belonging, is an essential part of us that needs to be nurtured and honored. A Day of Change Moves the Heart is about entering into a vow with God to lead us to the right person, the right relationship, and at the right time. This book is about how relationships trust God so that we no longer have to spin and toil in a relationship that could possibly by hurtful, abusive, or demoralizing all the while trying to desperately to make it work if God knows the count of every hair on our head. He knows the right person He has in mind for us to love and to have us love back. God led me out of this relationship and brought me back into His arms again. God was there for me - calling for me, loving me. A Day of Change Moves the Heart is about trusting God to lead us in all ways.