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Original Publication Date: 04/16/2007 Last Modified: 05/09/2008 Principal Author: Amy Amoroso
"We have to keep asking questions and looking for answers!"
Annette was experiencing severe menopause symptoms, and found some relief through bioidentical hormones, yet she still wasn't feeling up to par. As a professional woman who gives workshops and seminars for a living, she needed to get herself back in order to accomplish her work.
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