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Season 2 EP3| Part 2 : British Women Don’t Complain | Politeness, Stoicism & The Cost of Silence in Women’s Health (UK)
Why do British women struggle to speak up about pain? In Episode 3 of Our Mother’s Health Podcast, Dr Viviane Chinwah and Dr Jo Heeney explore the hidden cost of politeness, stoicism, and silence in women’s health across the UK. From pregnancy and childbirth to chronic pain, menopause, and everyday GP appointments, many women minimise their symptoms — often saying “I don’t want to bother anyone” or “It’s probably nothing.” But silence has consequences. In this powerful conversation, we discuss: • The cultural expectation of British politeness • Why women underplay pa...
2026-02-23
15 min
OMH Podcast
Season 2 EP 3 | Part 1 |British Women Don’t Complain | Politeness, Stoicism & The Cost of Silence in Women’s Health (UK)
Why do British women struggle to speak up about pain? In Episode 3 of Our Mother’s Health Podcast, Dr Viviane Chinwah and Dr Jo Heeney explore the hidden cost of politeness, stoicism, and silence in women’s health across the UK. From pregnancy and childbirth to chronic pain, menopause, and everyday GP appointments, many women minimise their symptoms — often saying “I don’t want to bother anyone” or “It’s probably nothing.” But silence has consequences. In this powerful conversation, we discuss: • The cultural expectation of British politeness • Why women underplay pa...
2026-02-23
14 min
OMH Podcast
Season 2 EP2 |Working Through Pregnancy: At What Cost? | Maternal Health & Career Pressure.
Are pregnant women expected to “do it all”? In Season 2, Episode 2 of Our Mother’s Health Podcast, we explore the hidden physical, emotional, and social risks of working through pregnancy — especially for women balancing careers, caregiving, and cultural expectations. From workplace pressure to maternal burnout, we ask the difficult question: At what cost are women working through pregnancy? In this episode, we discuss: The health risks of working long hours during pregnancy Maternal stress and its impact on baby outcomes Workplace discrimination against pregnant women ...
2026-02-16
11 min
OMH Podcast
S2 EP1 Superwoman Syndrome in Pregnancy: When Coping Becomes Dangerous
Our Mother’s Health Podcast – Season 2, Episode 1 Episode 1 of Season 2 of Our Mother’s Health Podcast explores Superwoman Syndrome in pregnancy — the cultural and systemic pressure on women to cope, stay silent, and endure discomfort, pain, and complications without complaint. Across the UK and globally, pregnant women are often praised for being “strong,” “resilient,” and “coping well.” But in maternity care systems — including the NHS — this expectation can lead to medical gaslighting, delayed diagnosis, and preventable maternal harm. In this episode, we examine: What Superwoman Syndrome looks like in pregnancy and childbirth Why...
2026-02-09
09 min
OMH Podcast
Season 2 Trailer: Superwoman Syndrome in pregnancy
Season 2 of Our Mother’s Health Podcast is live. Episode 1 explores Superwoman Syndrome in pregnancy — the pressure on women to cope, stay silent, and endure, even when something feels wrong. From medical gaslighting in maternity care to cultural expectations that silence women in the UK and globally, this season asks: What happens when strength becomes dangerous? Season 2 starts here. Episode 1 is live now. If you’re pregnant and something doesn’t feel right — your voice matters. 🎧 Listen now | Share | Subscribe #SuperwomanSyndrome #MaternalHealth #PregnancyPodcast #WomensHealth #NHSMaternity #MedicalGaslig...
2026-02-09
00 min
OMH Podcast
Season 1 Finale EP 7: Traditional Practices and Misinformation: When Culture and Care Collide
Centuries of tradition shape how women give birth — but when cultural practices meet misinformation, the results can be deadly. In Episode 7 of Our Mother’s Health Podcast, we explore the fine line between cultural wisdom and harmful myths. From unverified herbal treatments to rituals that delay medical care, this episode examines how misinformation spreads through generations — and what it takes to bridge the gap between tradition and evidence-based care. Featuring stories from public health advocates, this discussion sheds light on how respect for culture must go hand-in-hand with accurate maternal health information. #TraditionalBirth #Maternal...
2025-10-06
29 min
OMH Podcast
S1 EP 6 :Mismanaged Caesarean Sections: Risks, Real Stories, and Maternal Mortality | OMH Podcast
C-sections are one of the most common surgical procedures worldwide, but when they are mismanaged, they can become deadly. In low-resource settings, lack of skilled staff, inadequate infrastructure, and poor post-operative care contribute to avoidable maternal deaths and complications. Even in developed countries, inequities in surgical quality and maternal care persist. In this episode of the Our Mother’s Health Podcast (OMH), we examine: Why C-sections can save lives — and why mismanagement leads to tragedy Global statistics comparing maternal mortality linked to C-sections in low- vs high-income countries Real-life stories of wome...
2025-09-29
30 min
OMH Podcast
Part 2 EP5: Delays in Maternal Care: Why Women Still Die Walking Miles for Help | OMH Podcast with Dr Jennifer Irabor & Mr Ukonu Obasi
Why are mothers still dying because of delays in accessing healthcare? In this episode of the Our Mother’s Health Podcast, we explore the “Three Delays” model—delays in deciding to seek care, reaching a health facility, and receiving adequate treatment once there. We share real-life stories of women who walked miles while in labor, faced rejection at hospitals due to cost, or endured poor infrastructure that prevented timely access to care. These preventable delays continue to claim thousands of lives in low-resource settings. 🎧 Join us as we discuss solutions: community-based transport systems, better maternal health fina...
2025-09-22
27 min
OMH Podcast
Part 1 EP5: Delays in Maternal Care: Why Women Still Die Walking Miles for Help | OMH Podcast with Dr Jennifer Irabor & Mr Ukonu Obasi
Why are mothers still dying because of delays in accessing healthcare? In this episode of the Our Mother’s Health Podcast, we explore the “Three Delays” model—delays in deciding to seek care, reaching a health facility, and receiving adequate treatment once there. We share real-life stories of women who walked miles while in labor, faced rejection at hospitals due to cost, or endured poor infrastructure that prevented timely access to care. These preventable delays continue to claim thousands of lives in low-resource settings. 🎧 Join us as we discuss solutions: community-based transport systems, better maternal health fina...
2025-09-22
28 min
OMH Podcast
S1 EP4 : Maternal Sepsis: The Silent K^ller in Childbirth | OMH Podcast with Prof Osaro Erhabor
Maternal sepsis is one of the leading preventable causes of maternal deaths worldwide, claiming the lives of tens of thousands of women every year. Often triggered by untreated infections during pregnancy, childbirth, or postpartum, maternal sepsis can escalate rapidly if care is delayed. In this episode of the Our Mother’s Health Podcast (OMH), we explore: What maternal sepsis is and how it develops Global statistics on maternal sepsis deaths in low- and high-income countries Real stories of women affected by preventable infections Barriers to early diagnosis and treatment in...
2025-09-15
38 min
OMH Podcast
S1 EP3 :Unsafe Abortions – The Silent Crisis | Our Mother’s Health Podcast Ep.3
Unsafe abortions remain a leading cause of preventable maternal deaths worldwide, especially in low-resource countries. In this episode of the Our Mother’s Health Podcast, we uncover real stories from women, discuss the risks of unsafe abortion, and highlight how stigma, restrictive laws, and lack of access to safe reproductive care are fueling this crisis. 🎧 Join Dr. Viviane Chinwah as she speaks with Prof Kinikanwo Innocent Green and to shed light on the silent crisis of unsafe abortions and what can be done to save lives. #UnsafeAbortion #MaternalHealth #ReproductiveRights #EndMaternalDeaths #OMHPodcast #SilentCrisis ...
2025-09-12
35 min
OMH Podcast
S1 Episode 2 :Postpartum Haemorrhage (PPH)Postpartum haemorrhage — severe bleeding after childbirth —is the leading cause of maternal death worldwide, responsible for 25% of maternal deaths globally.
In this episode of the Our Mother’s Health Podcast, Dr. Viviane Chinwah explores the devastating impact of PPH on mothers, families, and communities. We share real-life stories, explain why women in low-resource settings are most at risk, and highlight solutions that can save lives — from timely access to medication like oxytocin to improved emergency care. .🔎 In this episode, you’ll learn: • What postpartum haemorrhage is and why it’s so dangerous • Stories of women affected by uncontrolled bleeding after childbirth • The socio-cultural and systemic barriers to timely care • Strategies to prevent maternal deaths from PPH🌍 Together, we can advocate for sa...
2025-09-05
45 min
OMH Podcast
S1 EP 1: Why Mothers Are Dying in 2025 | OMH Podcast Season Ep1
Every mother deserves to survive childbirth. Yet in 2025, maternal mortality remains a crisis across the globe. In this first episode of the Our Mother’s Health (OMH) Podcast, Dr. Viviane Chinwah explores why mothers are still dying during pregnancy and childbirth, with a focus on preventable causes, systemic delays, and global health inequalities. You’ll hear real stories and learn about the solutions needed to save mothers’ lives worldwide. 🌍 Topics Covered: The global state of maternal mortality in 2025 Preventable vs unpreventable maternal deaths Real-life stories from Nigeria and Ugand...
2025-08-29
12 min
OMH Podcast
Season 1 Trailer
Introducing OMH podcast. Season 1 commencing Friday 29th August 2025.
2025-08-27
07 min
OMH Podcast
OMH Welcome Video
Your are welcome to OMH podcast! I am delighted you are on this journey with me. Seasoning One Episode Coming up Friday 29th August. Stay tuned.
2025-08-01
01 min