Michelle Harrison
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“Motherhood in our society means always being on the edge between two existences which rarely allow for any overlap.”
― A Woman in Residence
― A Woman in Residence
“Yesterday I admitted a woman as an infertility case, but when I discovered it was her husband who was sterile, I found myself reluctant to put on the chart a description of his infertility. I suddenly realized the sexism of my own attitude. We label women infertile all the time, yet even I find myself reluctant to so label a man for fear of what it will do to him and for fear of how others will respond to him. We protect testicles and take out ovaries.”
― A Woman in Residence
― A Woman in Residence
“Afraid to offend, lest their care be affected, they accept passivity and name it trust.”
― A Woman in Residence
― A Woman in Residence
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