Serena Williams

It was crazy.

And I remember my only goal was to be able to walk to the mailbox.

And one day I walked to the mailbox and I came back and I passed out for the rest of the day.

It was very intense.

It was Being Serena.

yeah i was really struggling but i also had some great help you know and sometimes you know family is so important and not everyone has family and so i just felt so grateful that i did have that at my husband and i had my family and then um because i don't remember the i don't think i remember the first three weeks yeah because i remember my husband's sister came to visit and she told me like a year later and i was like

I vaguely remember you there.

I would have never remembered it if she hadn't reminded me.

I was like, oh my gosh.

Everything was just so, it was a lot.

But it was good.

And I think that everyone has their own journey.

And I was blessed to have my journey.

And the more I talk to women, the more I understand and see that everyone's journey is different.

not everyone, but a lot of women's journey is so intense.

Yes.

And often worse than mine.

they everyone wants to know and they don't want to know if they don't know yeah that's right so it's just like knowledge is power and some it's like when you go to school you would never know the things that you learn unless you're taught those you weren't asked to learn about that's right so many subjects but you learn about them and i feel the same way about our us and our health and passing on that knowledge and i think it's just so important

Well, my mom is a very strong woman.

She's definitely not sharing all this information, though.