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In an interview with Daniella Genas, Director of Genas Consulting, Saschan shares how emergency life saving surgery led to her starting The Womb Room, how she learnt to charge customers in line with the value she provides and her plans for developing her business to ensure a more equitable workplace environment for women and mensturators […]
In this interview with the Vulnerable Podcast Saschan discusses what it is like to live with endometriosis and the impact it has had on her relationships. She explores the way women are marginalised in the work place when taking time off and reflects upon her own experiences of losing her job whilst recovering from excision […]
Our founder Saschan Fearon-Josephs sat down with the wonderful team over at Moody Month to discuss what led her to setting up The Womb Room and how a lack of support in managing your reproductive health impacts your life. Saschan was diagnosed with endometriosis in 2014 following a previous surgery to remove a life threatening […]
Broke Adjective: non-functional, in need of repair. Rural usage, derived from past participle and/or the past tense of verb to break. Usually used to refer to previously functioning machines which no longer work correctly. I was actually inspired to write this post when I was writing something else. I say this allllll the time when […]
Last week our founder Saschan was invited to sit down and have the ultimate Girl talk with the wonderful ladies over at Melanin Millenials. We talked about everything from cervical mucus to contraceptives. If you haven’t already it’s definitely worth give it a listen on your way to work, from work or just when you’ve […]
I can’t tell you the countless number of times I’ve heard this statement pass through the lips of another person in response to conversations about my fecundity. I feel incapable of fully expressing the sheer frustration I feel every time I hear this from someone. As a 25 year old woman with several intersecting reproductive […]
1 week into my recovery from surgery and I caught a chest infection. My throat felt grainy and dry and hurt to cough not just in my abdominal area around the incision area but in my throat, it felt fiery and coarse, reminiscent of when you first wake up from surgery and the world seems […]
This weekend I visited a spa and had a full body aromatherapy massage. First of all I would like to say it was absolutely amazing!!! and i would recommend anyone to go and have one especially if you are feeling stressed out and need to relax. A Lesson Learnt The moral of this story is […]
In December’s Lessons From My Life post I wrote about beauty and good vibrations and over the past few days it has led me to think about love and what it means to be a couple and how we define a “power couple”. A Man Named Paul I recently visited a “psychic”, and I use the […]
Are you ok? Some days I want to just set these words on fire. To erase them from the vocabulary of everyone around me. We’re so conditioned to responding with a half-hearted attempt at an upbeat ‘yeah I’m fine’ or ‘I’m OK, I’m good, thanks’. Trying to mask how we’re really feeling deep down inside. […]
Hello Little Egg… Sometimes I want to tell you I love you but you’re not here. Sometimes I want to reach out and hold your hand but I do not know who you are. The way in which I love you scares me at times, the way my heart flutters every time you call me […]
Do you ever look around at the people passing by in the street or sitting across from you at dinner and think everyone seems to have their sh** together?! I do. I know I’m only in my mid twenties and as everyone over 30 keeps telling me… “you’re still a baby, you have your whole […]