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Where Health Meets Etiquette.
Etiquette is the practice of recognizing the inherent dignity of every person, including yourself, and treating each person accordingly. This is where health meets etiquette. When a girl learns to care for her body with knowledge and respect, she begins to recognize that her body is not a problem to overcome, but an important part of who she is. Right to Know equips the parents, mentors, big sisters, and trusted adults in her life to guide this journey; helping her understand her health, recognize her dignity, become secure in her identity, and confidently live out her unique purpose.
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The story we are here to change
1. Her first period begins
Around age 12, she gets her first period—often with little understanding of what her body is trying to tell her.
2. Shame takes hold
Not understanding what is happening she feels shame and often experiences pain
3. She is dismissed
Doctors prescribes her birth control or tell her to live with the pain
4. She grows up believing a lie
She internalizes the lie that her body is the problem and loses sight of her dignity
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Be the change in her life
Protect her from the lies that her body is a disease and that to be a woman means to live in pain.
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Real experiences from women who attend our hormone workshops
“I finally understood what my body was doing instead of feeling confused by it.”
"I left feeling more confident, informed, and connected to my body"
- Christina Miller
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