We can wear white!
June 15, 2020
Sonhara talks with media specialist Tanika Gray about her struggle with fibroids and why we can wear white!
Keeping it Real: Road to Recovery
May 22, 2020
Sonhara shares her road to recovery and details the hardship of parenting alone when her husband travels extensively for work.
A Fight to the Finish: Not so perfect birth
April 18, 2020
Sonhara Eastman, along with her husband, recap their 7-year fight to conceive and share the life & death labor and delivery experience that led to a near emergency c-section to keep their daughter alive.
IVF, Pregnancy & Survivors Remorse
April 7, 2020
After a long break, Sonhara Eastman is back to share where she's been, along with her tough decision to continue with IVF, which resulted in pregnancy after nearly seven years of trying!
Increase your chances of conceiving!
May 28, 2019
Sonhara Eastman chats with author Lisa Hendrickson-Jack on increasing your chances of conceiving.
Soul Food Sunday: Mother’s Day Isn’t Always Happy
May 12, 2019
Sonhara Eastman shares her experiences with Mother's Day and offers ways to cope.
Semen Secrets: a wife’s silent struggle
May 5, 2019
Author TJ Peyton shares thoughts from her new book, Semen Secrets, and gives tips on how to deal with infertility when it's not you, but your husband.
What is MRKH? And how does it impact fertility!
April 29, 2019
Sonhara Eastman chats with journalist Janay Cook of Sistah's Surviving Infertility who discusses MRKH and how it impacts the body and fertility.
Climbing the Corporate Ladder & Fighting for a Family
March 23, 2019
A conversation with Brooklyn and Keisha, who are best friends climbing the corporate ladder together but interestingly enough did not share their infertility woes while one another until one of them was facing a medical emergency.
Don’t Just Accept Bad News
December 6, 2018
An encouraging conversation with, Assata Nzingha, who, at the age of 21, was given a diagnosis of being infertile, had PCOS and was also suspected to have cervical cancer. Devastated, because she always wanted to be a mom, she changed the trajectory of her life by researching foods that were harmful to the reproductive system and started to eliminate them incrementally over time. By the age of 40, she had 4 children.
