Women’s Issues

 

  

We believe that all women are beautiful.  We are all separate individuals who bring with them different life experiences and ideas, different goals and talents. Yet, we are all bonded together in sisterhood for one strong purpose, to help each other through the daily trials of our lives and to hopefully make a difference.

 In this world of information why are we so misinformed?  Sisterhood of Women is a site to learn, talk, express and get to know 5 women who are very important to each other.  We will be discussing women’s issues that affect each and every one of us on a daily basis.

My name is Eva and I am a 46 year old single mother of three teenagers. I will be talking about the trials and tribulations of trying to raise kids, deal with an ex husband, make enough money to survive, the dating world, and how much my female friends mean to me. 

 My Mom is one of the most important people in my life.  She has always been the rock of the family.  Recently she was diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer.  It was a SHOCK because my Mom has always been very good about her yearly exams.  She will be writing about her experience and all the things she has learned about breast cancer, this subject is a very important women’s issue that we all need more information on.

Kristin is one of my best friends.  She was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 32 and was required to have one of her breasts removed.  She will be sharing about her experience of loosing a breast, about how she felt when she was dating after a bitter divorce from a ragging alcoholic (substance abuse is also a big women’s issue that we should all be more aware of), and how she found the love of her life.

Lori is someone I have only known for a short time.  She is unlike anyone I have ever met.  Lori is the opposite of me and we compliment each other very well.  She is also a single Mom with teenagers.  She will be sharing her experiences of raising teenagers and how someone very close to her had a very scary experience with METH.

 My daughter Tara turned 18 on Oct. 30th 2006. She graduated this last June and went off to college.  She will be talking about being a young woman, leaving home for the first time.

These pages will be updated and changed on a weekly basis.  I am hoping you will continue to tune in weekly for the story of our lives.