"The Adjustable Lives of Women" is available now!
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"The Adjustable Lives of Women" is available now! 〰️
“The Adjustable Lives of Women will excite women who appreciate women telling their stories and seeing unfiltered fragments of their own lives emerge. With uncertainty leading the way, and reality blocking its path, ‘The Adjustable Lives of Women’ tells the story of resilient women searching for hope when hope is hard to find.”
The main character, Candice, is an entertaining radio talk show host.
She discusses with callers and experts menopause misery, holiday meal planning perils, serious family fears, medication prescription plans gone mad, and heart wrenching grief, the death of a child. The narrative is grounded by Candice and her family’s journey trying to care for, and then praying for her dying mother. The Adjustable Lives of Women will excite women who appreciate women telling their stories and seeing unfiltered fragments of their own lives emerge. With uncertainty leading the way, and reality blocking its path, The Adjustable Lives of Women tells the story of resilient women searching for hope when hope is hard to find.
“The Adjustable Lives of Women is a humorous and heart-wrenching book about the pursuit of hope and happiness, even in times of grief. It's filled with stories that will make you laugh and some that will make you cry, but with each page, you'll want to hear more. If nothing else, it'll help us better communicate with and relate to each other.”
— Prime Women, The Online Magazine for Women in their Prime
Rebecca L. Ray, Ph.D., Executive Vice President, Human Capital, The Conference Board (retired)
“ … Sharon Paskoff has managed to do the near impossible … combine an entertaining read with distilled wisdom …”
Sharon Paskoff walked many paths of grief searching for hope when hope was hard to find. The shifting quicksand of health diagnosis and her mother’s slow decline kept grief personal, painful and a daily battle for finding the light. Sharon attended the University of Georgia and earned a B.S. in psychology from Georgia State University. In 1978 she opened Intown Exercise Studio, where she enthusiastically taught exercise classes. Sharon has been a community volunteer at Our House, The Midtown Assistance Center, and founder with her son of The B. Snacks Foundation. She lives in Atlanta with her husband and Husky mix, Margo, and enjoys walking, reading, fishing and playing tennis as a part time resident of the low country of South Carolina. Sharon is the author of Easy Etiquette Sample Thank You Notes and Sympathy Cards.