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What about you? What was your first period like? Was it celebrated or dreaded? How were you made to feel? Do you think your first experience with it shaped the way you’ve viewed other life changes or health challenges.
I’d love to hear your stories…
Epilogue:
Birthing my first daughter wasn’t easy. It took more than 3 hours of pushing and even then my wonderful midwife needed reinforcements. The hospitalist on duty was a kind and peaceful doctor with silver hair and gentle hands and the magical ability to erase years of bad memories involving male authority figures. Half an hour later Penelope was born with the blessed help of vacuum extraction. She had been stuck fast in the birth canal with her hands in her mouth (silly girl). The machine had also ungraciously and severely torn my vagina. That lovely man did such a good, compassionate, and thorough job that one day not long ago I realized something astounding to me: in the process, he had also fixed that long ago tear. .
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9.28.2009
A couple of years leading up to my first period, whenever I’d have a stomachache (usually stress-related) my mother would ask me what part of my stomach hurt. After she questioned me the same way on a few different occasions, I asked why she wanted to know, and she explained that she wanted to know if it might be PMS.
Then one day when I was having a particularly awful piano practice session with my dad, I went to the bathroom and got the shock of my life. Already frustrated at my dad, instantly I burst into tears and called my mother in, who hastily instructed me on how to use pads, and that was almost the complete extent of my education from her. (Uh…thanks Mom.)
Many, many years later (after college!) I discovered menstrual cups and struggled through some pretty long-standing fears to figure out how The Keeper worked. I had never even used a tampon so it was quite a new experience. That was one of the best decisions I ever made–I love it and still use it today, and the struggle I went through to figure it all out was rather empowering.
9.29.2009
In re-reading your post, this sentence struck me: “Secret things have a way of becoming emotional cysts and scar tissue; sometimes real cysts and scar tissue.” That is so very true. It resonates with Rachel’s post. http://www.livingsexuality.com/2009/09/24/guest-post-tuesdays-underpants-by-rachel-swan/
Thanks again for sharing this Annagrace. Hopefully through our reconciliations with our own bodies and sexuality, we are all learning how to make our kids’ journeys into sexual maturation easier and more affirming.
9.30.2009
Thank you, Heather, for sharing your story. Our culture isn’t used to talking about “girl stuff” this way. Frankly, if we’re not sexualizing our experiences in some way, it often feels like no one wants to hear it. I’m convinced that ALL of our stories are powerful. Because they happened. Because this coming-of-age event is the door swinging wide to the rest of our life… And thanks again, Becky. I feel like just telling this one experience has unlocked so many more. And that’s the thing–if we women were used to telling ALL of our stories what else would we know? What else would we notice? What else would we stand up and demand change for/in/etc.?
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9.30.2009
Just wanted to stop over and say how very grateful I am for your words tonight. Brave, bold, honest, beautiful beyond beautiful. Thank you.