by Sue | Feb 5, 2019 | Stories
“History shows that no nation has reached its full potential, politically, socially or economically, when its women cannot control their fertility. Once they can, that nation’s most valuable resource, brainpower, is doubled if not more.” I began my residency training...
by Sue | Jan 16, 2019 | Stories
“Grandmothers for Reproductive Rights is one of the most important organizations in the state because people actually listen to them.”-Ruth, Former Executive Director, Mabel Wadsworth Center,...
by Sue | Jan 8, 2019 | Stories
In 1968 the USSR and the US were testing nuclear bombs. Laugh-In premiered. The My Lai Massacre occurred in Viet Nam. Surveyor 7 landed on the moon. Peggy Fleming won the gold in the Winter Olympics. Martin Luther King was assassinated. Lyndon Johnson was president,...
by The Grandmothers | Oct 2, 2018 | Stories
I was about six or seven, visiting my grandfather’s farm in Vermont. He had dairy cows, who were milked every day by Mr. Doyle. I loved animals and seeing the cows. One day I went to the barn all by myself to watch the cows come into the barn at milking time. Mr....
by The Grandmothers | Aug 28, 2018 | Stories
Little did I know that my last rotation, OB-GYN, in the spring of ’66 would change the course of my life. On our first day of that rotation, our student group headed up to a little amphitheater above a GYN operating room. On the table was a woman in her 20’s. She...
by The Grandmothers | Jul 27, 2018 | Stories
When I got pregnant, the only legal choices were to travel to New York or Washington, D.C. So, one day in March, Russ flew away to Marine boot camp in San Diego. Two days later I flew out of the same airport for the other coast for the procedure. No one on Earth knew...
