Dotsie Bregel
Dotsie Bregel is the Founder of the National Association of Baby Boomer Women,www.nabbw.com,
and Boomer Women Speak, www.BoomerWomenSpeak.com , the number one sites on major search engines for “baby boomer women.” She established the association, the only one dedicated to serving the healthiest, wealthiest, and best educated group of women to reach midlife, to educate and empower women at midlife. She devotes her career to giving boomer women a voice, and connecting, encouraging and supporting them. She is a writer, speaker, and expert on issues concerning her generation of women and has become the go-to person for all things boomer women. Dotsie has been mentioned in Time magazine and AARP Bulletin among dozens of newspapers and magazines across the nation. She also does radio and TV interviews and appeared on The Early Show (CBS) with Dave Price, and the ABC internet show Top Priority a couple times. She writes boomer women columns for several publications. You may contact her at 1-877-bboomer.
Adopted or Biological: It Doesn’t Matter
With three young adults and their raging hormones bouncing off the walls, it’s hard to believe we ever pleaded with God for a family. I remember praying, “Just one Lord, for starters. It’s been four years and we’re still not pregnant. We promise we’ll never miss church again.” Those days are gone. Matt, our first [...] Read More >
Finding Purpose at Midlife
“Honey? It’s Dad. I’m at the emergency room with Mother and the doctor wants her to see an oncologist before she leaves. They think she has cancer.” I had no clue how Dad’s words would change my life. I was absorbed in family life as a stay-at-home mom. Volunteering at school, church, and in the [...] Read More >
Finding Purpose in Mid-Life
“Honey? It’s Dad. I’m at the emergency room with Mother and the doctor wants her to see an oncologist before she leaves. They think she has cancer.” I had no clue how Dad’s words would change my life. I was absorbed in family life as a stay-at-home mom. Volunteering at schools, church, and neighborhood defined [...] Read More >