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Today we have yet another beautiful set of birth stories!
In this episode, we sit down with Hiwote whose journey through birth has been anything but straightforward. As an African woman in the American medical system, she had to learn what it truly means to advocate for yourself in spaces that were not built with you in mind.
She opens up about her first birth and the trauma it left behind, the red flags in care providers she sees in hindsight and the long, tender road to healing a dislocated tailbone that followed. Along the way, she did vaginal steaming as part of realigning her cycle.
But this is ultimately a story of redemption. Her second and third births tell a different story, one of a woman who showed up informed, empowered, and refused to be invisible. Raw, vulnerable, and deeply moving, this conversation is for every woman who has ever felt unheard in a delivery room, and for those still writing their own birth story.
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