It's Bigger Than Babies: PCOS & Infertility In The Black Community w/Regina Townsend
Regina shares her 10-year journey to motherhood and suffering from PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome). Regina and Monique also discuss the lack of brown representation within the fertility and infertility community, the roller coaster of emotions that infertility brings, being an advocate for yours…
Snack 8: Get Ready to Read! Reviewing two books about in/fertility
If you're facing fertility challenges, there are myriad resources for medical and emotional support. There are podcasts (ahem, like this one!), classes, and…books! On today's short snack episode, Ruby and Anne are reviewing two fantastic reads.
Fertility Walk by Tamara Tobias (@fertilitywalk, @ta…
Series 1 Infertility in the African American Community Episode 1
Hosted by Health Equity consultant Niasha Fray, MA, MSPH Questions You Didn’t Ask is an educational podcast focused on Health Equity and wellness exploring topics we all think about but rarely discuss in the African American community.
On our debut episode, Niasha explores the subject of Infertilit…
Episode 18: "Infertility is Bigger than Babies" with Regina Townsend
Regina Townsend had periods bad enough to send her to the doctor. And when the doctor was spectacularly unhelpful, her problems forced her on to the emergency room.
Where more doctors dismissed her issue or ignored her for hours.
It wasn't until Regina and her husband decided to start a family t…
Snack 35: "Representation is a Lifeline" with Regina Townsend
Why is it necessary to have a physical space in South Chicago that focuses on reproductive health?
Chicago is historically one of the most segregated cities in the US, says Regina Townsend of The Broken Brown Egg, and most reproductive clinics are located in the more affluent, predominantly white …
S2E04 Bigger than babies: Navigating In/Fertility with Regina Townsend
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Today Bianca chats with Regina Townsend from The Broken Brown Egg about the many underrepresented facets of in/fertility and the profound impact that this journey of self discovery has in so many aspects on a persons' life. Regina also discusses etiquette and the power of words for…
From Coffee to Cocktails and 5 Tips For Coping with Infertility PTSD!
On this episode, Sonia and Jessica discuss the recent news article about an IVF patient who was given the wrong medication by her local pharmacy and 5 tips for coping with the lasting trauma of infertility after successfully conceiving and having a baby. Spoiler alert, dinosaurs giving birth need t…
EP. 204: The Broken Brown Egg
In this episode we normalize the conversations around black women & infertility, the trauma that is infertility, and the transition from infertile to motherhood.
Guest: Regina Townsend, Founder, The Broken Brown Egg. Follow on IG @brokenbrownegg or FB @thebrokenbrownegg.
About The Broken Brown …
Ep. 10- God Exists, But So Does PCOS: On Black Women's Reproductive Health with Regina Townsend of the Broken Brown Egg
Kelli and Kendra continue their conversation on Black women's reproductive health. This week they are joined by Regina Townsend, founder of The Broken Brown Egg. This organization exists to empower, inform, and advocate for those questioning or experiencing the impact of infertility, with an emphas…
Infertility, Identity & the Fight for Visibility with The Broken Brown Egg
In this powerful and deeply affirming episode, we’re joined by Regina Townsend, a leading voice in fertility advocacy for Black women and families. She’s also the founder of The Broken Brown Egg, author of Make IF Make Sense, and creator of the ShellShocked support group. 🖤✨
After nearly a decade n…
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