Female Pain should never be dismissed. Yet it is.

No woman should be told her agony is “just part of being female.”

And yet, so many of us have carried womb pain in silence, brushed off, unheard, unseen.

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From the age of thirteen, my life became entangled with the pain of PCOS, endometriosis, and later adenomyosis. What should have been guidance turned into humiliation and complete dismissal. 

 

 Doctors told me my fainting spells, my bleeding, my agony were “just period problems.” Leaflets and pills were offered in place of compassion and medical support. At twenty-one, I was told my fertility “didn’t matter yet.” I left the clinic in tears, carrying diagnoses but no support, no hope, no map.

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Feeling Hopeless​, But Determined.

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For years, I chased health the way the world teaches us to; starvation diets, punishing exercise, surgeries, medications that promised relief but left scars of their own. At one point, an IUD plunged me into vertigo, sciatica, and panic attacks. Each time I sought help, I was silenced, dismissed, or offered another pill.

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But my womb had her own voice. And when I began to listen, through herbs, castor oil packs, movement, psychotherapy, and the ancestral practices of Obeah and Shamanism something majorly shifted. My art, once a private escape, became a portal of liberation. Brushstrokes became prayers. Symbols became medicine. Canvases became a way to alchemise pain into beauty, endurance into power.

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Turning Pain Into Hope. 

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This is why I created The Sacred Portals Collection: to honour the Yoni and Womb Space as a force of nature, to celebrate resilience, and to remind every woman that it is not our lot to suffer. These works are not a monument to pain but a celebration of transformation- of the strength, sensuality, and clarity that emerges when we speak from our pelvic bowl and claim our power.

 

Printed on luxury archival paper and canvas, each piece is crafted to last as long as its message. And because healing ripples outward, 5% of all profits support Endometriosis UK and The Vagina Museum, helping to change the narrative for others navigating womb afflictions.

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This collection was never just about art. It is a testament, an invocation, a reclamation. A reminder that you are not broken  you are the power.

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Love, Love xx

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