Award Winning Fibroids Campaigner and Author
Latoya Busumbru
Miss Diagnosed
The inspiration for WombBae emerged from her own struggles with Fibroids, initially misdiagnosed as severe period pain. After undergoing surgery and navigating the complexities of reproductive health, Latoya delved into extensive research, journaling, and reflection.
The pandemic provided the space to connect with like-minded individuals globally, leading to the birth of WombBae in May 2020.
Latoya’s Story
Empower Women
Latoya’s daily work revolves around advocacy, shedding light on various reproductive conditions, including Fibroids, PCOS,Adenomyosis and Endometriosis. Through engaging content, webinars, and collaborations, WombBae has become a diverse and inclusive community that empowers women to prioritize their health.
Root Cause
As a firm believer in addressing the root cause, Latoya encourages women to take charge of their reproductive health seriously. Through WombBae, she shares personal experiences, expert insights, and practical advice, aiming to bridge the information gap surrounding reproductive conditions.
Honor
Beyond WombBae, Latoya has had the honor of being featured in various publications, collaborating with various brands and with like-minded individuals, and in 2023, Channel 4 reached out to her for an upcoming feature on contraception. This exciting journey has also opened doors to explore the realms of television and further amplify her campaigning on a broader scale.
Vision
Looking ahead, my vision for WombBae extends globally, with a focus on charity work, well-being classes, and school engagements. Latoya aims to create a team of passionate individuals to amplify impact, fostering positive changes in societal perceptions and empowering women worldwide.
What Women Need to Know
“What Women Need to Know” is not just a guide but a celebration of resilience, a call to action, and a testament to the power women possess in taking charge of their health. Latoya’s book is a compassionate companion, offering wisdom, guidance, and encouragement to every woman navigating the intricate terrain of reproductive health.
