Resources

Books

   
       

         

Eco-Menstration

   
 
   
         

Fertility Awareness

         
         


Fertility and Women’s Health Resources

Feminist.com

Feminist Women’s Health Collective – Cervical Self Exam Instructions

Women’s Health in Women’s Hands

National Women’s Health Network

The Shodhini Institute

Re:Cycling, a blog by the Society for Menstrual Cycle Research

Fertility Awareness Center

HERS Foundation: Hysterectomy Alternatives and After Effects

Midwifery

Midwives Alliance of North America

North American Registry of Midwives

International Center for Traditional Childbearing

19 thoughts on “Resources

  1. I am a 57 yr old midwife, vintage self exam type from the 70′s.
    Thank you, that was fabulous, I am sending to my daughter, and we will surely use this with our clients.
    lisa

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  2. Hi, a very interesting page, especially for me – living without (!!!) any cervix. Only my cervix was eliminated in an operation in 2005. Now I am trying to get pregnant (it should be possible) by IVF. Is there anyone who has got any experience? The operation I had is very seldom. If you are interested get in contact with me.

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  3. Hi…what incredible pictures and work you are doing , congratulations.Just wonering have you ever thought of making a facebook page /group.It would really help educate people and probably blow a few minds:-)
    cheers and thanks D

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  4. I wonder if there is much knowledge/research about cervical orgasm. It is my usual most intense sexual response and I found most health professionals never heard of it. I wonder if you know any link/website I could refer to treating this topic seriously?
    Thanks much for this inspiring website,
    Claire (*_*)

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  5. Hi,
    My name is CJ Woodland, and I’m the national awareness coordinator for DrugWatch.com. While I was browsing through a number of women’s health and drug safety sites, I came across your website and was very impressed by the information you have listed on your Resources page.
    Many of the drugs featured on our site directly correspond to women’s health issues. For example Accutane, a medication prescribed to treat severe acne, has been known to cause several serious side effects, including birth defects, liver failure, inflammatory bowel disease, and depression that can lead to suicide. Our site’s mission is to provide people with a comprehensive list of drugs and medications to help consumers make educated decisions when it comes to taking potentially harmful medications.
    I noticed that you already had some other women’s health resources listed at beautifulcervix.com/resources/ and thought you might be interested in including our site’s information. Please let me know if you are interested. I am available by e-mail at cwoodland(@)drugwatch.com or you may reach me directly at (800) 452-0949. With your help, we can keep the public informed about important drug information. Thanks again!
    Sincerely,
    CJ Woodland
    National Awareness Coordinator

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  6. Hello,

    I wanted to let you know that I have added a link to your site in the “empowering resources” list of my blog. Thank you for your wonderful resource!

    Warmth,
    Falan
    inmyredtent.blogspot.com

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  7. Another great resource is ‘Natural Fertility’ by Francesca Naish.
    Great page, and a great site. Thanks!

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  8. hey am a man but i know about how prepare a baby in womens stomach (whomb). i ask my wife so many time how it get foundation after first time sex but she did not tell about this matter. i want to know how it will prepare down worry am asking this for my knowledge only not any other reason.

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