I am birthing this blog page in order to learn more about blogging, to practice a new style of writing (journalistic), and to become more involved in the news and happenings of the maternity care field. As a mother, a birth enthusiast, and a birth worker, I have a growing interest in maternity care, and I have become deeply passionate about educating others on the most inclusive and empathetic way to care for the mothers of this world.
I intend to share information related to the changing medical policies in maternal health, informed consent about childbirth options, social justice in the birthing world, and breaking discoveries in midwifery and obstetric care. I will be posting twice per week, if not more. I hope to learn more about the steps health professionals are taking to be more inclusive and embrace diversity.
I have some blogging experience pertaining to topics such as menstrual cycle empowerment (inspired by the Red School), single parenting, and other personal stories. I have zero experience in journalism, and I have never covered a specific topic in journalism before. As a writer, I am great at the mechanics aspect, but I struggle in being able to embody different voices. Regarding blogging, I have no doubt that I'll be able to successfully accomplish what I am required to do.
Thursday, May 24, 2018
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