The Multi-Billion Dollar Menstrual Industry Deserves Disruption!
Full Disclosure
I cried initially when i first began my period. I had been not even close to ready to stop that simplistic naiveté that included childhood and exchange it using the host of menstrual-related problems that would soon ensue.
I increased in a family group of three women. The relentless cramps and reproductive-related signs and symptoms that both my mother and sister experienced monthly would now become my reality too.
The silver lining was our shared empathy that meant we spoke freely and freely about our issues. We introduced one another heating pads, tea, chocolate, held each other’s hair when the nausea was overwhelming, and gave one another space in addition to forgiveness when our sharp-tongued PMS stated what we should shouldn’t have.
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