Protect Your Ovaries (and or your vaginal interests)

Let's talk about sex. Just kidding, I actually dislike talking about sex. It's a crazy relationship as an erotica writer and my Erotica Writer Woe #3. But ovaries, I can talk about ovaries. In my brief history as a safer sex educator I learned a lot about the delicacies of ovaries. 

First, this post is not pleasant. Skip the unpleasant bits and go donate to your nearest Planned Parenthood: http://www.plannedparenthood.orgor go give a woman you love a hug. Everyone loves hugs. Additionally, you can sign this: http://www.change.org/petitions/texas-department-of-state-health-services-dshs-hold-a-public-hearing-on-proposal-to-exclude-plannedparenthood-from-txwhp

Continuing. If a woman's ovaries are achy she may be prone to a distasteful mood that may or may not lead to arguments. Ovaries are very important. They house women's future babies, they create chemical reactions in women, and they can get sick. The worst distress for ovaries can be cancer, yet most distress can and will destroy a woman's self image. If you're unsure, run a quick web search for the following terms: PCOS, endometriosis, hysteroctomy, and or fibroids. Run an image search if you dare.

It's unsettling what can happen to the human body. Now imagine a woman in uterine pain, with uterine cancer; better yet the whole organs nearby are deteriorating like mad. The quality of life at that point is dismal. But, lucky for us there's medicine! And doctors! Or better yet medicine! What a wonderful world we live in, where just anyone can visit their health center for a quality doctor visit.

Ha. Like if everyone can afford the luxury of healthcare. For some women, places like Planned Parenthood are a lifeline. Yes, a lifeline. Because in the lifestyle of poor, every decision made is a life changing decision. In Texas, a majority of women qualify for a “Women's Health Program,” that allows free access to pap smears, STI testing, and other wonderful things for better health and safer sex.

Let's make sure that women can have lifelines. Donate to your nearest Planned Parenthood: http://www.plannedparenthood.org or go give a woman you love a hug. Everyone loves hugs. Additionally, you can sign this: http://www.change.org/petitions/texas-department-of-state-health-services-dshs-hold-a-public-hearing-on-proposal-to-exclude-plannedparenthood-from-txwhp