Tea, Talk & Healing: A Creative Gathering on Women’s Health & Endometriosis
Join us for an intimate afternoon of Tea, Talk & Healing—a unique event designed to bring women together for open, honest conversations about period cramps, mood swings, and intimacy. Through a blend of education and creativity, we’ll explore natural and holistic ways to support women’s health, whether you have endometriosis, suspect you might, or simply want to take better care of your body.
What to Expect:
☕ Tea & Light Refreshments – Enjoy a warm, welcoming atmosphere as we sip and chat.
🎨 Painting with a Twist – Express yourself through a fun, guided pot-painting activity (supplies included!).
💛 Holistic Wellness Discussions – Learn how to naturally ease period pain, regulate emotions, and improve intimacy.
📅 Date: Saturday, March 29, 2025
📍 Location: 1205 S Adams St, Tallahassee, FL, 32301
🎟️ Tickets: $20 (limited spots available)
This is a space for all women—whether you have endometriosis or are just seeking better health. Secure your spot today!
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Donations
Did you know that 1 in 4 teens have limited access to feminine hygiene products? Black Women Feel Pain Too is now accepting donations for feminine hygiene products. Your donations will support local school aged girls.
Please send your donations to the address above. If you would like to send a monetary donation, we are requesting a donation of $11. However, any amount is appreciated.
Please put ‘Donation’ as the reason for the money transaction.
Out Now
Black Women Feel Pain Too has released its first documentary. Unprescribed Prescription takes you on a journey of three ladies who suffer from three different medical conditions. Each lady gives you a first-hand perspective of what it’s like living with their illness.
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