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Can we talk about societal pressure for a sec? 🕰️ As women hit their 30s, the noise around the "biological clock" gets super loud. But guess what? Our worth isn't tied to our reproductive choices! Embrace Your Own Timeline! 

This week Mandii B is joined by co-creater of Official Box Owner, producer, and friend Sydney. Sydney shares that age 38 she is constantly pressured by her family to have children before it’s “too late”.Although there is validity in the biological clock, Sydney’s experience of being a stepmom to five boys allowed her nurturing instincts to flourish, and she realized that love isn't limited to biological ties. It’s about the connection and care you give. 💖

Adoption, surrogacy, and modern medicine offers various avenues like egg freezing and IVF, allowing women to make informed decisions about their future. Planning and researching these options provide peace of mind and empower women to take control of their reproductive health.The biggest takeaway? Make life choices on YOUR terms. Whether it's about having kids, starting businesses, or chasing any dream. Life isn't a one-size-fits-all journey. 

Embrace yours uniquely- and that’s on PERIOD SIS. 

Connect with us: Period Sis Series: @periodsis.tas: https://www.instagram.com/periodsis.tas/  // Linktree: https://linktr.ee/periodsis 
Host: Mandii B @Fullcourtpumps: https://www.instagram.com/fullcourtpumps/ 

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This week Host Mandii B is joined by filmmaker, producer, and actress Cousin Shy and artist/actress Qing Qi to talk about Premenstrual dysphoric disorder(PMDD), the power of sisterhood and how impactful a talk with your vagina can do.

PMDD is more than just severe PMS. Symptoms include intense mood swings, chronic irritability, depression, and other debilitating effects, which can overlap with other psychiatric disorders. Recognizing these symptoms is the first step toward managing the condition effectively.

Connect with us:
Period Sis Series: @periodsis.tas: https://www.instagram.com/periodsis.tas/  // Linktree: https://linktr.ee/periodsis 

Host: Mandii B @Fullcourtpumps: https://www.instagram.com/fullcourtpumps/ 

Check out the movie "Donna & Ally" - https://tubitv.com/movies/100014620/donna-and-ally?tracking=justwatch-feed&utm_source=justwatch-feed 

Cousin Shy- https://www.instagram.com/cousinshy/
Qing Qi- https://www.instagram.com/allhailtheqing/?hl=en,
Donna & Ally- https://linktr.ee/donnaandally  // https://www.instagram.com/donnaandally/ 

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BMI is a joke, self-esteem is dynamic, & your friends wanna be there for you.. but girl, you might also just need some therapy!!

This week we explore the ever changing world of body image, the impact of societal pressures, and journey towards personal growth. Special guest, Jionne, opens up about her struggle with body dysmorphia, vulnerability in friendships about her body image and the journey towards healing and self-acceptance.

The ladies warn listeners that when it gets to the point where your self-esteem is making you feel isolated and not like yourself, it's essential to seek help

Connect with us: Period Sis Series: @periodsis.tas: https://www.instagram.com/periodsis.tas/  // Linktree: https://linktr.ee/periodsis 
Host: Mandii B @Fullcourtpumps: https://www.instagram.com/fullcourtpumps/ 
Guest:  @jionne.mc //  https://www.instagram.com/jionne.mc/

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This week Host Mandii B is joined by long time friend, Keda, for a very special and personal episode about the decision to have an abortion and the important role their friendship played during such a major decision.

The two talk about the origin and organic growth of their teenage friendship and how emotionally and financially impactful their support was to each other during that time. Now that they’re all grown up and in MUCH different place in life from their 16 year old selves, they reflect on how revisiting this conversation years later has been extremely painful but also very essential to their healing journey today.

Send this to a friend that needs to hear this episode. If you’ve supported a friend through an abortion, or know someone who has, it may be a good idea to check in on them and see how they’re doing today. 

Period Sis Series: @periodsis.tas: https://www.instagram.com/periodsis.tas/  // Linktree: https://linktr.ee/periodsis 

Host: Mandii B @Fullcourtpumps: https://www.instagram.com/fullcourtpumps/ 

Guest: Keda Haughton // IG: TheSoBePod: https://www.instagram.com/thesobepod/

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This week Host Mandii B is joined by guest Sabine who shares her personal battle with fibroids and fertility. From laparoscopic to abdominal myomectomies, Sabine shares how each surgical intervention carries its aftermath of recovery and emotional toll. These surgeries, while aiming to remove fibroids and restore normalcy, can recur, leading to repeated procedures that can be both physically and emotionally draining.

This episode highlights the necessity of persistent self-advocacy in dealing with healthcare professionals. This initiative is crucial, particularly in conditions like fibroids, which are often downplayed or misinterpreted by standard medical examinations.Sabine also shares an annual test you should be asking your doctor about for preventive fibroids care. 

Connect with us:
Period Sis Series: @periodsis.tas: https://www.instagram.com/periodsis.tas/  // Linktree: https://linktr.ee/periodsis 
Host: Mandii B @Fullcourtpumps: https://www.instagram.com/fullcourtpumps/ 
Guest: Sabine https://www.madamesabine.com/  // IG; https://www.instagram.com/madamesabine_/

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Today, host Mandii B is joined by award-winning photographer, filmmaker, and director Eva Woolridge. Eva is a passionate advocate for reproductive justice and a survivor of a misdiagnosed dermoid cyst. In this episode, Eva shares her intense and enlightening journey, from her early excitement about menstruation to confronting severe healthcare disparities after a misdiagnosis that led to the loss of her ovary.

Later the ladies talk about delves into the transformative work she's championing through her documentary project “In These Hands”, exploring the impactful histories and current contributions of Black birth workers in the United States, and their essential role in reproductive justice despite institutional restrictions placed against them. This discussion is not just about raising awareness—it's also about sparking real change in how we talk about and manage women's health issues.

Join us as we untangle these complex topics with humor, honesty, and hope for a better understanding and improved healthcare advocacy.

Connect with us:
Period Sis Series: @periodsis.tas: https://www.instagram.com/periodsis.tas/  // Linktree: https://linktr.ee/periodsis 

Host: Mandii B @Fullcourtpumps: https://www.instagram.com/fullcourtpumps/ 

Guest: Eva Woolridge https://www.instagram.com/ewphotos1/?hl=en 


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