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Black Women Feel Pain Too Incorporated Black Women Feel Pain Too Incorporated raises awareness about endometriosis and highlights medical disparities affecting Black girls and women.

We educate, advocate, and promote informed self-advocacy for equitable healthcare.

10/11/2026

THE YELLOW UTERUS 2027… WE HAVE SOMETHING SPECIAL COMING!

We’ve been working behind the scenes, and we can’t wait to share a little something with you! 👀✨

📣 NEXT MONTH, WE’LL BE REVEALING A SPECIAL DETAIL ABOUT THE YELLOW UTERUS 2027!

Trust us, you’ll want to stay tuned! 💛

The countdown to June 5, 2027, continues!

🎁 BUSINESSES, SERVICE PROVIDERS & ENTREPRENEURS — TAP IN! 🎁We are looking for auction donations of all kinds for our upc...
10/02/2026

🎁 BUSINESSES, SERVICE PROVIDERS & ENTREPRENEURS — TAP IN! 🎁

We are looking for auction donations of all kinds for our upcoming Winter Wonderland Silent Auction! ❄️✨

Have a product, service, gift certificate, experience, gift basket, or something unique you would like to donate?

We want to hear from you!

Your donation will help support our community partner organization and The Yellow Uterus 2027.

📧 To donate, email [email protected] with your name/business name and donation details.

📦 Shipping available
📍 Local pickup can be arranged

Let's make this night magical and meaningful. 💙

Come for the magic. Give for the mission.

September is Su***de Prevention Month. 💛As we close out the month, we also want to acknowledge the mental and emotional ...
10/01/2026

September is Su***de Prevention Month. 💛

As we close out the month, we also want to acknowledge the mental and emotional impact that can come with living with endometriosis.

Endometriosis is more than painful periods. Living with chronic pain, difficult symptoms, delayed diagnosis, changes in daily life, and feeling unheard or misunderstood can take an emotional toll.

That is why conversations about endometriosis must include mental health and emotional well-being.

If you are living with endometriosis and struggling emotionally, you do not have to navigate it alone. Talk to someone you trust. Reach out to a mental health professional. Talk honestly with your healthcare provider about what you are experiencing.

And if someone you love is living with endometriosis, check in. Listen. Believe them. Offer support.

Your pain matters. Your mental health matters. You matter. 💛

If you or someone you know is experiencing thoughts of su***de or is in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline.

***dePreventionMonth

Sexual Health Awareness MonthSexual health is part of overall health, and for those living with endometriosis, intimacy ...
09/28/2026

Sexual Health Awareness Month

Sexual health is part of overall health, and for those living with endometriosis, intimacy can sometimes come with challenges that are not always talked about.

Painful in*******se is a symptom of endometriosis. Pain may occur during or after s*x and can affect intimacy, relationships, emotional well-being, and quality of life.

If you are intimate with someone who has endometriosis, communication matters. 💛

🤝🏾 Do not take pain personally. Pain during intimacy is a symptom, not a reflection of attraction or desire.

⏸️ Respect boundaries. If something hurts, it is okay to stop, change positions, or take a break.

💛 Be patient and supportive. Everyone’s experience with endometriosis is different.

Talk openly.

And if you live with endometriosis, give yourself grace. Your body is not failing you because intimacy is sometimes painful. You deserve patience, understanding, and care.

Communicate openly and honestly with both your partner and your healthcare provider. Painful in*******se is something worth discussing. You do not have to quietly accept pain as something you simply have to live with.

Partners, want to learn how you can better support someone living with endometriosis?

Visit our website for resources on understanding endometriosis, supporting your partner, and navigating the challenges that can come with living with chronic pelvic pain.

🔗 Visit the link below to learn more.
➡️ www.blackwomenfeelpaintoo.com

🎉 The Yellow Uterus 2027 Planning Committee is OPEN!🎉We’re officially looking for committee members to help us plan the ...
09/26/2026

🎉 The Yellow Uterus 2027 Planning Committee is OPEN!🎉

We’re officially looking for committee members to help us plan the 3rd Annual Yellow Uterus! 💛

📅 June 5, 2027 | 3–6 PM

If you’re interested in helping with event planning, outreach, logistics, programming, fundraising, or bringing your own ideas to the table, we’d love to have you!

🗓️ Committee applications are open through September 31.
📍 The first committee meeting will be held in October.

Once you submit the interest form, be on the lookout for an email with additional information and next steps.

🔗 Complete the interest form through the link below
➡️ https://forms.gle/StMPFp2oNsF32SFc8

Let’s make Yellow Uterus 2027 one to remember! 💛

09/25/2026

Ever wondered how to track pain for endometriosis so your doctor finally takes you seriously, know you are not alone. Many have sa

September is full of important health awareness months—from PCOS and s*xual health to gynecological cancer.And while awa...
09/25/2026

September is full of important health awareness months—from PCOS and s*xual health to gynecological cancer.

And while awareness starts with learning, it also starts with paying attention to your own body. 💛

Changes in your cycle, pain, bleeding, fatigue, pelvic symptoms, or other symptoms can be important to document. Keeping track of what you are experiencing can help you recognize patterns and give you something concrete to discuss with your healthcare provider.

That is why we created our Symptom Tracker. 📝

Use it to document your symptoms throughout the month, keep track of changes, and become more informed about your own health.

Comment “TRACKER” and we’ll DM you the link to download yours.

Your symptoms are worth documenting. Your questions are worth asking. And your health is worth paying attention to. 💛

Did you know September is Gynecological Cancer Awareness Month?September is an opportunity to bring more awareness to gy...
09/21/2026

Did you know September is Gynecological Cancer Awareness Month?

September is an opportunity to bring more awareness to gynecological cancers and the importance of paying attention to changes in your body.

Gynecological cancers can affect different parts of the female reproductive system, including the cervix, ovaries, uterus, va**na, and v***a.

For women living with endometriosis, this conversation is especially important. Research has found associations between endometriosis and an increased risk of developing certain types of gynecological cancer. However, having endometriosis does not mean that you will develop cancer.

Knowing your body and recognizing changes that are unusual for you can help you advocate for your health.

Pay attention to symptoms such as:
• Abnormal or unusual bleeding
• Pelvic or abdominal pain
• Changes in your menstrual cycle
• Unusual va**nal discharge
• Pain during s*x
• Persistent bloating or changes in your abdomen
• Changes in urination or bowel habits

Some of these symptoms can also occur with endometriosis and other gynecological conditions, which is why persistent or concerning changes should not automatically be attributed to an existing diagnosis.

This Gynecological Cancer Awareness Month, know the signs. Know your body. Advocate for your health. 💛

Learn more. Start the conversation. Encourage the women in your life to do the same.

✨ Meet the 2026–2027 Board of Black Women Feel Pain Too! 💛We’re excited to introduce the team helping lead BWFPT into an...
09/19/2026

✨ Meet the 2026–2027 Board of Black Women Feel Pain Too! 💛

We’re excited to introduce the team helping lead BWFPT into another year of awareness, advocacy, and philanthropy.

Please join us in welcoming:

💛 Executive Director: Destini Marie
💛 Secretary: Dr. Tamekia Bell
💛 Outreach Coordinator: Briana Parlor
💛 Chair, The Yellow Uterus Planning Committee: Aeriyana Holmes

We’re looking forward to the work, ideas, and impact this new board year will bring!

Help us welcome our 2026–2027 board in the comments. 👇🏾

❄️✨ Something magical is coming this December… ✨❄️Save the date for our Winter Wonderland Silent Auction!📅 December 12, ...
09/16/2026

❄️✨ Something magical is coming this December… ✨❄️

Save the date for our Winter Wonderland Silent Auction!

📅 December 12, 2026
🕕 6–8 PM
📍 621 Gallery | Tallahassee, FL

Hosted in partnership with 621 Gallery, this special evening will bring together winter magic, silent bidding, and giving back to our community. 💙

Come for the magic. Give for the mission.

Proceeds will support our community partner organization and The Yellow Uterus 2027.

✨ More details coming soon. Mark your calendar!

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