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Reproductive health Shaming

Recently, news that a famous singer has had her first …

Why Infertility?

Often people ask me Golda, why infertility? You are not …

The Lost Tribe of Childless Women

This video, an insightful one at that; sheds light on the state of many childless women the world over. The shocking fact remains that 1 in every 5 women is childless due to many different reasons.

HOW TO FUND YOUR INFERTILITY JOURNEY

GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS There are grants available for fertility treatments! …

HOW TO FUND YOUR INFERTILITY JOURNEY

Infertility is no doubt one of the most expensive diseases. …

Its breast cancer awareness month, and this month we admonish women especially, (men also get breast cancer about 1%) to have their breasts; boobs, boobies, tatas, tits (whatever you call it) screened for breast cancer. The role of the breasts in reproduction…

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#Breaking-the-Silence

Your privates are no more private. You cling to your health with hormones racing through your body.

Camille Preston

Well I wish I knew it was not that easy to have children. When we were young they made it seem like you look at a Man and you get pregnant.

Mandy

When it doesn’t work it can be absolutely devastating. There are so many women hiding in plain sight suffering in silence. Nobody wants the world, to think that they’re defective or less than a perfect woman or less than capable. There’s just so much shame and mystery and guilt that surrounds fertility issues, that’s why I wanted to include it in my book because I’m tired it needs to stop.

Gabrielle Union

I have this fear of something going wrong. 40weeks of pregnancy, contractions and pushing the baby out have never been enough for me until I hear baby’s cry and get body contact. Honestly, after that incident, I have never felt confident until my baby drops and I hear its cry. #breakingthesilenceonmiscarriage

Gifty

Corona Celebration As a ttc woman, celebrations are the most difficult time. Today I didn’t dread the time at the mosque, I was not scared of all the cute children and I didn’t have to think about which of them ‘s age might correspond to my child. I didn’t think about how I will have to be smiling through all the various greetings and suggestive gestures of my ttc. I felt free for a long time COVID-19 Ramadan and Eid wasn’t so bad after all. #breakingthesilence

Mama

I was like oh my God! and said well you know Lord I thank you but, it’s not within my power to keep him so that’s your job so I’m gonna trust you now. I’ll ask you to just keep this little baby and the Lord did that he kept that little baby. Phillip came in November 1st and I was just like oh my God how awesome how awesome you are.

Susie Carr

Church was awkward because people were always telling me they were praying for me and hoping that God would bless me with a child. At first, I was encouraged and then I was tired of hearing it because I was no longer praying that for myself.

Susie Carr

First time I repeatedly heard” kukuo no b) a na as3e na nsuo no hwie gu a 3ny3 hwee. (Meaning its only a problem when the pot breaks but if its contents pour, there is nothing wrong.) And nothing more was said. I still don’t get it. I was told to leave to God. #breakingthesilenceonmiscarriage

Gifty

There are many ways of making a baby, trying harder is not part of most. #breakingthesilence

Jody Day

Growing up I thought one would meet someone, get married and have children automatically. To me, it was a cycle. …I realized the birth part wasn’t so automatic!

Jay

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