Midwifery is More
Jessica DiggsSharing some unfiltered midwife moments and candid reproductive health education for all. Let's learn all things birth, sex, and reproductive health together.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 47 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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I’m burnt out, and birth isn’t the reason.
On burnout, a month off, and taking inventory of my life before the year ends.
I haven’t done a month long mini sabbatical since I had a private practice.
Common does not mean normal.
A midwife’s tips and scripts for getting real answers about period pain.
Since the internet usually knows when I am luteal because I overshare when something silly that makes me shed a thug tear, I thought I’d tell y’all that my period is...
How not to be a douchebag during labor.
A note to the birth partner who wants to show up well.
I’d like to think that I am very approachable for partners navigating the pregnancy and birth with the birthing person. Many are very appreciative and interested in partnering with me...
The best vag care from a midwife.
My top vaginal health recommendations as a midwife and a person with a vagina.
Having a vagina means you have dealt with annoying itchiness, awkward smells, and general confusion about what’s happening down there. Trust me, I get the quest...
I almost became an OBGYN and I’m so glad I didn’t.
I withdrew from the medical school application process despite spending years working towards becoming an OB-GYN. After suffering through a pre-med path in college (only to be saved by double majoring in Anthropology), facing the rejection...
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Midwife sharing honest perspectives and clinical insights from years of supporting pregnancy, postpartum, and reproductive health, so you can feel seen, informed and connected to your body.
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