keeping it real and honest

theese two ladies Is my sister inlaws.

Let me introduce Mommy Steph, my husband's brothers wife to the left.

Mona, my husband's sister to the right.

And that little one in the middle is our son, Eli.

This two incredible women, will be my eyes and brains back home in Nigeria while I'm here in Sweden.

And to keep things real and authentic, not only me, a white privileged lady in the west telling other westerners how it is.

Because let's be honest here. I am. I live in a country where everything is accessible, cheap or free. Constant electricity and

Internet. I am blessed.

It also gives me oppurtunities to make a difference. Small or big.

But if I can. I must try. And that I will.

I already with your help, been able to buy 100 menstrual cups!!

These smart, strong and beautiful ladies will interview and video girls and women to tell us the truth,

How they experience their menstrual period.

We do this to create a debate, but also for us westerners, to understand the hardships of women all over the globe, but focusing on west africa since I have family there and will visit regularly.

But also that here in the west, it's still a topic full of stigma and shame . Something to hide, Which we easily can. Privilege.