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Stop Calling It ‘Normal’: The Problem With How We Talk About Women’s Health
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Stop Calling It ‘Normal’: The Problem With How We Talk About Women’s Health
Like most girls of our generation, my knowledge of women’s health began in 5th grade science class, when the girls were pulled aside for a lesson on periods, puberty, and the basics of girlhood. This conversation marked the beginning of my education about my body and health, but it was also close to the end. Since that day, every new thing I have learned about women’s health has come from something going wrong. Confusion around things I was exp…
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