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After years of guilt about her extra pounds, Alexandra Heminsley welcomes research into so-called ‘fat but fit’ middle-aged women

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Alexandra Heminsley’s previous books – Running Like a Girl and Leap In – established her as a cheerful advocate of exercise, encouraging women to overcome hang-ups about how they look in order to realise its benefits. In her new memoir, she finds her own relationship with her body complicated in ways she could never have foreseen. Heminsley is certainly not short of material. In just a few years, she struggled through a hellish experience of IVF that included being mistakenly t...

Writer Alexandra Heminsley pictured with her family “The reason I wanted to write the book was partly because to write anything else about my body, and to not discuss these three huge things that happened... it wouldn’t have been complete. Any conversation I had with my readers would be completely disingenuous.” Thoughtful, honest and intimate, Some Body to Love charts Heminsley’s journey as a spouse, as she faces into her new reality. Four years on, and Heminsley and D are both in a g...