Rap, Pills, Pain, and Permission: A Women’s Health Roundup

From a TikTok rhyme to emergency contraception in gas stations, here’s what’s buzzing this week—and how you can join the conversation.

🌞 Good Morning!

Happy Memorial Weekend for those in the States. For those of us in the Northeast…why is it so cold!?

This week, we’re keeping it light(ish) and curious in light of the long weekend.

I dropped a rap on women’s health (yes, really).
💊 I’m asking for your take on compounded meds.
📣 Plus, five stories you may have missed—from new IUD pain guidelines to the “Let Them” theory applied to work, relationships, and beyond.

Whether you're poolside or powering through, I’d love your input. Because your voice shapes the care we all get.

Let’s dive in.

📣 Compounded Medications: I Want to Hear from More Women

I planned to write the blog post on compounded medications for this week, but I’d like to gather more information from women. Here is the post I made on Instagram that explains why this is an important topic.

If you have used compounded medications and are OK to share your story, reply to this email.

If you are on Instagram, please share this story with or forward this email to your network. Please ensure the CTA is “Reply to Fempower Health” or “Reply to the Post.” Otherwise, all the information will come to you. 😉

🙌🏼 Welcome to my Women’s Health Rap

I’m considering do this for various women’s health topics. What do ya think!? 😂

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🙌🏼 What Keeps Me Curious (Plus)

 💬 Announcements

  • 📆 Monthly Slack Call: ICYMI for those who are on the Fempower Health Slack Community, we’re kicking off a regular community call to get to know each other and pave a path forward. 💬 If you haven’t joined the Slack Community, learn more here.

  • 🎧 Reminder: Commuter-Friendly Content: With many back in the office, commuting is back. 🚗 🚊 ✈️ ICYMI, I figured I’d help a girl out, have been recording the articles I write and posting them on the Fempower Health Podcast. 🎧 They are just 10-ish minutes long.

  • Let’s Help Men Understand Menopause: Did you know one of the top searches for “menopause” is “how to deal with my menopausal wife?” 😜 Let’s help them out. I am looking for your input so I can summarize and create an ebook for the men in our lives. Please check out this short survey. 🙏🏼 Tell your friends!

🤝 Stay Connected

If you spot important women’s health updates, please:
✔️ Reply to this email
✔️ Tag me on social media
✔️ Share articles or ideas in our Slack community! Learn more here.

Your insights and experiences help build a stronger, more informed community. Thank you for being here.

– Georgie

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