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02/07/2026

By PEACE IJIYERA Ā  THE verdict is in. As printed in the Express last month, Federation University Churchill nursing graduate, [...]

When being treated for Heavy Menstrual Bleeding (HMB), itā€™s the clinicianā€™s aim to improve quality of life and not focus...
21/06/2026

When being treated for Heavy Menstrual Bleeding (HMB), itā€™s the clinicianā€™s aim to improve quality of life and not focus on blood loss alone.

HMB affects up to 25% of women of reproductive age. It can occur alone or in combination with other symptoms. Some of these symptoms I have included in this post.

When being assessed your healthcare provider should also ask questions about symptoms relating to anaemia including excessive fatigue, breathlessness, postural syncope, chest pain and hair loss.

This is your friendly reminder that menstrual bleeding should not interfere with your overall quality of life.

18/06/2026

What a journey this petition has been!

From the bottom of my heart itā€™s been an absolute honour to advocate on behalf of thousands and thousands of Australianā€™s who are desperately seeking better support, recognition and care.

A special thank you to Darren Chester MP () for standing up and making representations on my behalf to the Hon Mark Butler, Minister of Health and Aging.

Another special thank you to all the individuals + brands who have larger audiences who supported this initiative and shared awareness.

AND most importantly thank you to the 28,434 of you who signed their name on this petition.

I would genuinely love to hear your thoughts on the response, whether they are positive, neutral, or critical. Please leave a comment below or send me a DM. Real experiences and honest conversations are what drive meaningful change.

Love,
Zoe šŸ©µ

18/06/2026

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02/06/2026

WE HAVE AN UPDATE āœšŸ¼

I have received an email from Parliament stating: ā€˜The petition was considered by the Petitions Committee and certified as meeting the requirements for petitions. It was presented to the House on 25 May 2026 and has been referred to the Minister for Health and Ageing. Under the petition requirements, Ministers are asked to respond to a referred petition within 90 days.ā€™

Total Number of Signatures: 28,434

The Minister of Health and Aging, who is currently Mark Butler has until the 23rd of August, 2026 to write me a written response about the petition.

Want to stay informed? If you donā€™t already make sure your following The O***y Office xx

02/06/2026

Countries such as Spain, Japan, Taiwan and South Korea have already implemented variations of Menstrual Leave policies to support those affected. Australian women also deserve this understanding and person-centred care. Letā€™s make this change happen.

Letā€™s talk about birth controlā€¦ šŸ¤It can be a complex and sometimes difficult conversation to have, but itā€™s an important...
12/05/2026

Letā€™s talk about birth controlā€¦ šŸ¤

It can be a complex and sometimes difficult conversation to have, but itā€™s an important one. Thankfully, in Australia we have access to a wide range of contraceptive options, each with different benefits, costs, levels of effectiveness, and accessibility.

If youā€™re considering starting contraception, changing methods, or simply wanting to learn more, these slides provide a brief overview of some of the options available through the Australian healthcare system. Everyoneā€™s body, lifestyle, and priorities are different, so what works well for one person may not work the same for another.

If this topic interests you, speak with a trusted healthcare professional, ask questions, and take the time to do your own research so you can make an informed decision that feels right for you ā¤ļøā€šŸ©¹

And remember when it comes to contraception, every story is different. For some people, finding the right option can be life-changing, improving their quality of life, easing menstrual symptoms, or reducing anxiety around pregnancy. For others, the journey can be frustrating and involve a lot of trial and error before finding the right fit and some people ultimately feel best without hormonal contraception at all.

Save this for later to look back on for when you potentially may need it xx

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