Sometimes we have a lot of things inside of us that we want to do because at the end of the day,

we want to prove someone wrong about something they said we couldn't do.

I want you to ask yourself, what are all of these things that are inside me?

Literally begin to list them out.

I think that is a travesty for us to be losing our whole reproductive organs as a first resort because that to me is like

having a cavity and taking out all your teeth. It's too severe an option for it to be the first one.

My name is Sarah Jax Roberts and you are listening and are watching what's up the woman

evolve podcast. I'm so excited for today's episode i really feel

like it's going to be one that allows you to consider your body and your health and ways that you

could not have imagined if you are just joining us or you haven't been keeping track all this month

we've been talking about the history of women's history. And we're doing

something a little bit different in the previous episodes. I did a devotional talking about

different women who have made history, whether they were women from the Bible or women from

modern day and how they made history. But I want to talk today about something a little bit

different. I want us to talk

about the history of women's history as it relates to our health and taking care of our bodies,

which I feel like is something that we don't often talk about, partly because there's not a

whole lot of research about it, and it has become somewhat taboo. So if you don't mind, I'm going to take you a little

bit deeper, maybe into some uncharted territory for some of you or familiar territory for the

others. But before we go there, you know, we've been talking about going rogue and when you talk

about your health, there is this element of like needing to advocate for yourself, which means that

you have to get used to like hearing your voice and not necessarily denying what the doctor

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