A Pro-Woman Response to Health Â
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This week’s episode of Engage with Eagle Forum highlights a natural method of women’s health that medical professionals often overlook. Fertility Awareness Based Methods (FABM), also known as Natural Family Planning (NFP) are holistic models that give women the tools to advocate for their own physical, mental, and spiritual health.
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Although rooted in the Catholic Church, these methods are relevant to women regardless of faith, background, or age. The teachings of Marquette, Creighton, Sympto-Thermal, Billings, and FEMM are road maps to achieving healthier lifestyles.
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One of Engage’s hosts, Tabitha Walter, discusses these five methods with Emily Frase, Mary Bruno, and Cami Berthiaume. They share how each method works, the pros and cons, and how you can learn more. Join our discussion to learn about ways you can become involved in engaging in women’s health!
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You can listen to the episode on our website, Google Play, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify. Please also consider leaving a rating and review. To further Engage, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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In this episode of Engage with Eagle Forum, Tabitha Walter discusses five Fertility Awareness Methods with Emily Frase, Mary Bruno, and Cami Berthiaume. The methods of Marquette, Creighton, Sympto-Thermal, Billings, and FEMM offer a roadmap to reproductive health and give women the tools to advocate for their overall health.
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From your house, to the state house, to the White House, this is Engage with Eagle Forum!Â
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From Home Makers to Policy Makers,
Read the recipes that fueled a movement!
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For the first time in print, the
favorite recipes of Phyllis Schlafly.
“Faithfully, Phyllis: The Phyllis Schlafly Cookbook”
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Get the recipe for the bread that won the vote against ERA! The secrets to Phyllis’s “dirty tricks” are in this cookbook. The way to a legislator’s heart is through his stomach!
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Adam the Codebreaker in Letter Land
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Reading needs a hero. Now it has one: Adam the Codebreaker. This book is the world’s first-ever phonics-based adventure novel . . . Some would call it epic.
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