Published at last!
Menopause Support founder Diane Danzebrink’s first book, Making Menopause Matter, is published today, after much hard work and many late nights.
What's been happening in our campaign
Menopause Support founder Diane Danzebrink’s first book, Making Menopause Matter, is published today, after much hard work and many late nights.
What a week! On Monday our grassroots community celebrated hitting 200,000 signatures on the #makemenopausematter campaign petition.
BBC Radio5Live Presenter Colin Murray was more than kind about Menopause Support founder, Diane Danzebrink when she appeared on his show last week
This week I was honoured to be invited to deliver the keynote speech at an International Symposium focused on the menopause experience, hosted by the Health and Global Policy Institute in Japan.
MS founderDiane Danzebrink, one of the UK’s leading campaigners for change in menopause education and awareness, will host her next pop-up event in Norwich city centre next Thursday – and then she has her first book out in May!
For International Women’s Day 2024, the influential Women’s Health magazine highlighted a small group of women campaigning to make the world a fairer place – and MS Founder Diane Danzebrink is among them.
This week Menopause Support was in Norwich at the Castle Quarter Shopping Centre for a free menopause drop in event.
Menopause Support founder Diane Danzebrink’s first book, Making Menopause Matter, will be published in May, after much hard work and many late nights.
Menopause Support founder Diane Danzebrink spoke with Kayleigh Poacher at BBC Radio Norfolk about why menopause should matter to everyone, the barriers to getting the right help and support, and what needs to change.
Today has been fabulous and frustrating in equal measure…. I spent the day at The Forum in Norwich, sharing menopause information and answering questions with the lovely people there. Gave out lots of booklets and posters.