• Welcome

    Posted on December 10th, 2008

    Written by Kat

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    Welcome!

    Welcome to Get a Second Wind!

    Come.
 Refresh intimate relationships.

    Revive passion. 
Re-energize sexuality. 
Redefine lovemaking.

    Re-invigorate your sexy self.

    Rev up your steamy side.

    Whether you are single, partnered, dating or married … Get a second wind in intimacy, sexuality, and relationships at midlife and beyond!

    Some of you will be midlife plus adults who are dating, learning to be single, or re-igniting the fire in a relationship – and you have questions, galore! There are answers for all of you, here.

    Here, you will get accurate information about sex, intimacy, and relationships in the second half of life. In our blog posts, you will pick up new ideas and tips about the issues of relationships, intimacy, and sexuality that are unique to us, later in life.

    This blog exists to answer the burning questions that you need answered but you don’t know who to ask – to listen and rally round you, addressing and sharing the concerns, challenges, and humorous predicaments that arise. Everything changes at midlife: we find ourselves dealing with sexual issues and intimacy dilemmas we never considered before.

    The best way to use this blog is to participate. I invite you to comment after the posts. Read and respond to what others are saying. Ask questions. Email me and find out what you need to know. Arrange to have a private consultation for you or your care giving community. Participate! Ask! … and be titillated from time to time. This blog is for you.

    Find out more about what this blog will bring to you at About Get A Second Wind. Get to know the chief blogger, Katherine Forsythe, MSW at About Katherine Forsythe.

    This entry was posted on Wednesday, December 10th, 2008 at 10:49 am and is filed under Welcome. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

  • 2 Comments

    Take a look at some of the responses we have had to this article.

    1. Micus
      Mar 28th

      I was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma in July 2003. After having 2 stem-cell transplants, 5 different chemotherapies, my doctors telling me that I either “almost” or “could have” died 5 different times and after 5 years my libido is starting to return, I have been doing research on cancer vs. sexuality, but have not come up with much. iIf there is anyone out there who would like to talk about our cancers, please contact me! M I K E

    2. admin
      Apr 7th

      Hey, Mike – I would love to start a dialogue for talking about cancer. My post yesterday suggested it, let’s see what happens. I’ll keep you posted. You have been through a really challenging battle with cancer, and have come out on top. Do you have suggestions for others?

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