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Who doesn’t romanticize their period?
Who doesn't romanticize their period? I've seen a lot of people on the internet who have created rituals or self care routines for when they get their period. The ones I've seen seem to romanticize it in a way. Don't get me wrong, self care is essential while your body does its monthly shedding of the uterine lining. But for me it isn't cute. It…
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I’ve dealt with Chronic Pain all my life and over time I realize I can’t do as much as I wanted to now I makes sure others can!
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Is it just me or does your face and or hair suddenly become unbearably itchy as soon as your hands are to busy to do anything about it? Every time I put on rubber gloves to do something gross or prepare food, start to wash dishes or anything similar my nose, cheeks, eyes and scalp become so itchy. Does my brain just hate me? I know I have a latex allergy so I buy the…
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Is it just me or does everyone feel like period symptoms are not discussed enough?
Same with menopause and post partum – there is no real conversation on how a woman is supposed to navigate the transition, nor an acknowledgement that help is always available. Feels more like it is a privilege more than a necessity?
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Is it just me, or do other women face sexism and now ageism every day?
I’ve had a huge life: I’ve owned ten restaurants, worked as a literacy expert and professional actress and ballerina, and now edit and shape people’s books.I’m still active and have a lifetime of experience. Shouldn’t that count for something?
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Is it just me, or are there a lot of women with dense breasts?
I went for my first mammogram at 50 and, after both a mammogram and an ultrasound, they now want me to have further testing. I’m concerned.
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Is it just me who thinks ageing after 50 is an extraordinary gift, rather than something to bemoan or fear?
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Is it just me who lives with constant pain from a chronic illness I never asked for?
I was diagnosed with endometriosis as a teenager and have suffered ever since, despite medication, surgeries and even a hysterectomy. I’m left managing the symptoms with painkillers that make me tired and dizzy.It affects every part of my life, and holding on to my sunny disposition is getting harder.
