Today has been an eventful day, and one which marks the start of a whole new journey for The WombRoom. I am pleased to announce that today The WombRoom became a partnership! and I’d like to welcome Alica Williams on board as an equal partner and director in The WombRoom, SO from here on out Lessons from my life… will become Lessons from our lives… and everything will be in equal share.
We had a meeting with our funding development manager today to establish our plan for the next 12 months and how we intend to establish The WombRoom, reaching our target audience and promotion positive and informed reproductive health choices. SO all in all it has been a productive day and very soon we will be a fully fledged social enterprise!
It’s funny how life brings you full circle some times. Me and Alica first met at our Infants school when were barely knee high to grass hoppers, and were the best of friends. I still remeber sleepovers at my house and tea parties in my wendy house. I remeber the time we both (along with every other girl in school) rained down barrage of kisses upon a boy in our class who all the girls fancied…ahh the good old days! Alas overtime we drifted apart as we grew up and moved to opposite sides of the country… But as fate would have it life has brought us back together. Although it was circumstance that bought us back into one another’s lives it was divine providence and a lot of silver lining which turned a friendship into a partnership.
We have both experienced ongoing fertility and gynaecological problems and we have both experienced the prejudice and complacency of medical professionals charged with treating us. These experinces led us to recognise a gap in the health market whereby fertility and gynaecological services are not available to young women.
Young women who are just like us, who lived for years not recognising the signs and symptoms of underlying issues which have manifested themselves in physical and recognisable forms. It is these young women who have nowhere to turn and nobody to talk to who we are trying to reach, trying to empower and trying to inform.
So 2012 will be a year of change, foundation, empowerment, learning and love for young women aged 16- 25 throughout the UK.
watch this space….





