The Global Midwife with Sarah Nkansah BOATENG: Your reproductive health needs the centre-stage

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“Women are the driving force of every economy; therefore, they need to be well to do well.” This statement encapsulates the profound impact that women have on society’s economic and social fabric. Yet, amid the hustle and bustle of daily life, the well-being of women, particularly their reproductive health, is often overlooked.

The whole totality of a woman’s well-being is significantly influenced by her reproductive health, particularly her hormones.

Whether it’s her physical, psychological, economic or mental health, the state of her reproductive health plays a pivotal role. She can either be at her optimum, thriving in all aspects of her life, or find herself flat on the floor, struggling to keep up with the demands of daily life.

That can be demanding, draining and frustrating, especially when you do not get the needed support to help you navigate through it. Lack of knowledge usually also serves as a platform for misleading outcomes, building up fear and anxiety.

Here to introduce you to a safe space ‘Talk to your midwife’ with your Global Midwife. I am here to guide and hold your hands through every step of your reproductive journey by giving you the right information and empower women and girls to take charge of their reproductive health and thrive in every aspect of their lives, from menarche, pregnancy to parenthood and beyond.

‘Talk to Your Midwife’ is more than just a space for reproductive, maternal and child health—it’s a lifeline for all women in their reproductive age, fostering a community where women feel supported, empowered and confident in managing their reproductive health journey.

If you’re ready to embark on the journey of motherhood with confidence and peace of mind, remember to ‘Talk to Your Midwife’ because every woman deserves to be well in order to do well. Remember, you are not alone on your reproductive health journey.

I am your Global Midwife, and I am always at your cervix.

>>>the writer is a midwife and an advocate for reproductive, maternal, child and menstrual health and hygiene. The visionary founder of Nkansahs Foundation—a non-profit dedicated to achieving SDG 3. As a radio host of ‘Talk to Your Midwife’, she uses the airwaves to spread crucial reproductive health information.

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