Some questions are easier to ask quietly
You don’t have to explain everything out loud.
Sometimes it’s not even a question…
just something you’ve been holding.
You might recognise some of these thoughts,
or you might have one of your own.
You can leave it here, quietly — and if you’d like, I’ll respond gently.
You can leave it here, quietly — and if you’d like, I’ll respond gently.
You don’t have to do anything with these… they're moments many women recognise, even if they've never said them out loud.
“Why does it feel worse the longer I’m on my feet?”
I’ve felt this too
“I avoid lifting things now… is that normal?”
I’ve felt this too
“Why does it feel different in the morning?”
I’ve felt this too
“Some days I feel fine… and then suddenly I don’t”
You’re not the only one
If something is sitting with you,
you can leave it here.
It doesn’t have to be clear or complete.
It doesn’t have to be clear or complete.
Take what feels familiar,
and leave the rest.
and leave the rest.
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