I have multiple sclerosis and, in terms of healthy eating, the only thing that's been stressed to me by numerous docs is to stop eating processed foods.

great piece but uhh: "A lot of the first-wavers were totally racist, plus they were still pretty into the idea that a woman's job is shutting up and scrubbing stuff. But, you know, nobody's perfect." —- so in this post, it's okay to give a lil nod to racism and then brush it off with a lil "nobody's perfect" quip? …

what bothers me is that as women we shouldn't like the "women and children first" mantra. yes for pregnancy and children as that's more of a mobility issue. beyond that, aren't we affirming the "weaker sex" myth when claiming men for protecting their womenfolk? how about praising men and women for protecting each…

exactly.

so the author's aware she's talking to a class of women who can choose not to bring pregnancies to term, right? just wanna check here.