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Mind Your Own Womb Your body. Your say. Starting the conversation the right way. Women sharing stories of bias, expectations, stereotypes, infertility, and recovery.

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• This doctor tells Black women what to say if they want their pain to be taken seriously in a medical setting. via Th...
23/03/2026

• This doctor tells Black women what to say if they want their pain to be taken seriously in a medical setting. via

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Hard truths but reality for alot of us . U hate that I can relate

15/12/2025

This is and will always be one of the strangest ideas . I have heard from clients to men I date . Oh look how easy your life is or must be without children 👀👀👀 who said that ?!?

12/12/25 🎥: . Judging women without children will not fix burnout, loneliness, or broken systems. It just keeps women fighting each other while the real problems go untouched. Support women. Period.

As we wrap us October I would like to acknowledge Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. Which honors the grief of p...
22/10/2025

As we wrap us October I would like to acknowledge Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. Which honors the grief of parents who have lost a child and promotes support.

The reason Mind Your Own Womb is so important is because you never know what someone is going through or been through . Imagine asking a woman about when she is having children and she just lost her baby ?!

More stories of bravery ! They enlighten and help the next woman to know she is not alone and this is a serious matter !...
10/03/2025

More stories of bravery ! They enlighten and help the next woman to know she is not alone and this is a serious matter !

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March is Endometriosis Awareness Month, a time to shed light on a condition that affects millions of women around the world, including myself. I was diagnosed in 2014, but the symptoms had been a part of my life since middle school. Living with chronic pain is a challenge I wouldn’t wish on anyone, yet through my journey of diagnosis, two surgeries, and learning to understand my body, I’ve found strength in the struggle. I’ve made choices that have brought me relief and peace, and despite it all, I remain deeply grateful for the resilience I’ve discovered within myself. My hope in sharing my story is to inspire young girls and women to listen to their bodies, to ask the hard questions, and to never stop advocating for their health. We are stronger than we know.
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This is my story and so many other women’s story ...Since I am currently recovering from my second invasive myomectomy ...
28/02/2025

This is my story and so many other women’s story ...

Since I am currently recovering from my second invasive myomectomy I wanted to share .
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🤍Fibroids are non cancerous tumors located inside or outside of the uterus .

🤍Around 1 in 3 women with fibroids will experience symptoms.

* heavy, painful periods, also known as menorrhagia
* anemia from heavy periods
* lower backache or leg pain
* constipation
* discomfort in the lower abdomen, especially in the case of large fibroids
* frequent urination
* pain during in*******se, known as dyspareunia
* hip pain
* brain fog
* breast plate pain ( for me due to location of one of the fibroids 😩)

🤍I am here , I see you , and we are not alone !

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