Menopause can feel like your body has changed the rules without telling you.One minute, you're managing life, work, family and relationships with confidence. The next, you're navigating hot flashes, sleepless nights, brain fog, mood changes, shifting intimacy-and perhaps wondering, What is happening to me?In She's on Fire, Betty-Ann Pilgrim brings honesty, humour and heart to a transition too many women have been expected to endure quietly. Drawing from her own experience as a Caribbean woman, nurse, executive and Menopause Champion, Betty-Ann explores not only what menopause does to the body, but what it can stir within our relationships, identity, confidence, culture and faith.From hair loss and forgotten words to intimacy, mental well-being and the often-confusing conversation around Menopausal Hormone Therapy (MHT), She's on Fire combines personal storytelling, practical guidance and accessible health information to help women better understand what they are experiencing. A medical contribution from obstetrician and gynaecologist Dr. Roshni Bissoondatt also helps bring clarity and context to the conversation around hormone therapy.But this isn't simply a book about symptoms.It's about what happens when a woman stops asking, "How do I get back to who I was?" and begins asking, "Who am I becoming?"Warm, candid and deeply encouraging, She's on Fire invites women to approach menopause not with shame or silence, but with knowledge, support, informed choices and renewed purpose.The heat is real. But so is the possibility on the other side of it.This isn't your breakdown. This is your breakthrough.
