While women’s bodies have been heavily policed via legislation as of late in the States, across the Atlantic, Scotland is passing laws that make more sense. Women now have the legal right to free menstrual products in public spaces including schools and universities. This is all due to the Period Products bill passed by a…
Category: Health and Wellness
Try These 3 Luxe Experiences That Are Completely Free
We are living in a time of luxury, and “you deserve” and yes, I agree that you do. However, all luxury experiences do not have to cost you money. Trust me. Most of these experiences I engage in on a regular basis and you will be shocked how beneficial they are to your overall peace…
I Tried Always Infinity Flex Foam Pads and Here Are My Thoughts
When it comes to trying new feminine products, it is hard to get me out of my tried and true box. If you menstruate, you understand. Thankfully, I have a friend who is a little adventurous with trying new period protection products and after a successful trial run of the Always Flex Foam during her…
Living with Fibroids: The Big Day
As the days closed in on the day of my scheduled myomectomy, I had to get my personal affairs in order. These included ensuring I did not leave any loose ends at work, making sure I had everything I needed for the hospital (socks, magazines, crossword puzzle, toiletries, etc.) and my post-op living arrangements were…
Living with Fibroids: The Decision
To read the first post in the Living with Fibroids series, click here. I arrived at my consultation with my mind already made up about how I wanted to proceed. I decided on a myomectomy, which is the surgical removal of the fibroids. I decided this over embolization due to the size and location of…
Living with Fibroids: The Confirmation
In August of this year, I received confirmation from my OB/GYN of what I had already suspected; I have fibroids. Well, one big one that is almost the entire size of my uterus. That is what we know now before I undergo surgery. I wanted to get checked for fibroids as they are a common…
Beauty Myth: “I’m Too Dark for That”
This article originally appeared in a May 2017 post of Diva Chronicles while I was working a short stint in retail. I am no longer at that place of employment, but my feelings expressed in the article are the same. They were reignited when Melissa Fredericks, better known as Mrs. Kev on Stage, and is…
Pantone Partners with Feminine Care Brand, Intimina for New ‘Period’ Red Hue
The shade is simply called “Period.” It was created by Pantone in partnership Swedish healthcare brand, Intimina to support their global campaign to make menstruation more visible and normalize it. It is described as “an active and adventurous red hue, courageous Period emboldens people who menstruate to feel proud of who they are. To own…
DC Kids: Dr. Charis Chambers Shares 6 Tips Young People Should Know About Starting Their Periods
Dr. Charis Chambers, or @theperioddoctor, as she is known on Instagram is working to #changethecycle. She works to equip young ladies and their families with factual knowledge about their bodies to end the shame surrounding natural bodily functions such as menstruating. Her video titled, I Started My Period Now What?: 6 Things You Should Know…
My First Impressions of The Honey Pot Company’s Super Tampons and Overnight Pads
A woman’s relationship with her feminine care items is a tight-knit one. Once the right products are found, we hold on to them and they become a constant in our lives. Something we can always depend on. Until we can’t. Factors such as age, weight gain, and uterine fibroids can all impact our menstrual cycles…
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