Back to Sexual health. Here are answers to some of the questions girls ask about their bodies. You'll probably start to notice changes from age 10 upwards, but there's no right or wrong time to start. Some people go through puberty later than others. This is normal. If you have no signs of puberty by the age of 16, see a doctor for a check-up. Find out more about girls and puberty. Yes, this is perfectly normal. Before puberty, most girls have very little discharge.
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She was elegantly dressed, her trademark big hair freshly done, nails well-manicured and a smile to boot. As she hugged me like an old friend, it dawned on me that this was definitely not the Millie we were used to on national television and social media. She was a far cry of the venom-spitting parliamentarian we know. It also impressed me that she took time to return my calls whilst in the middle of her campaigns in the village. That is why I had been tempted to ask her if she had a multi-personality disorder.
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More surprising to visitors might be the statistics and facts displayed in the museum. For curator Creed, who has 10 years of experience in museums in the U. It has a rich events program planned, ranging from plays about enjoying sex while living with the medical condition of vaginismus, to a dinner in honor of Transgender Day of Remembrance, an internationally-observed day each year in memory of transgender people whose lives were lost in acts of anti-transgender violence. Creed says there has already been interest from several schools about visits. Given that the number of people attending cervical cancer screenings has hit a year-low in the U. Yet in the s and s before the widespread availability of contraception, particularly in the U. That awareness of and commitment to promoting social justice issues is a conversation several historic museums are grappling with, evident during a controversial international debate around the definition of museums in September.
Here I am sitting in the darkness. Kenyan style. In the dark. Seriously though, how was your week?
