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What happens to the body after death?
Decomposition is a natural process, and it happens in stages. But those stages are not a perfect clock, and every body does not change at the exact same rate.
Temperature, moisture, insects, clothing, body size, location, burial, water, airflow, and other environmental conditions can all affect how quickly decomposition occurs.
That is one reason forensic pathologists have to look at the whole picture rather than relying on a single finding.
This post breaks the process down in simple terms so you can understand what forensic experts are actually looking at.
Save this post, share it with someone who loves forensic science, and follow Kimmie LifeWorks for more real-world forensic pathology and death-investigation education.
Which stage or factor do you want me to explain in more detail next?
#ForensicPathology #Decomposition #ForensicScience #DeathInvestigation #Autopsy #MedicalExaminer #ForensicEducation #TrueCrimeEducation #EvidenceMatters #KimmieLifeWorks #DrKimGolden
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Why does a final autopsy report take so long?
Because the autopsy itself may be only the beginning.
Some answers take time—and that matters.
Swipe through to see why.
#ForensicPathology #Autopsy #DeathInvestigation #ForensicScience #KimmieLifeWorks #EvidenceMatters
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The full conversation is now available on YouTube.
After a few technical hiccups earlier, Kendall Peacock and I were able to get the full discussion edited and published as a YouTube collaboration.
We’re discussing Nolan Wells, Tasia Fortune, Demetrius Fleming, Cedric Tayuhe, and other important forensic pathology issues surrounding cause and manner of death, scene reconstruction, unanswered investigatory questions, and what the evidence can—and cannot—tell us.
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Hi everyone, welcome to my new YouTube Community! Now you can post on my channel, too. To get started, tell me in a post what you'd like to see next on my channel.
Visit my Community: youtube.com/@Kimmie-lifeworks/community
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I am sharing something deeply personal today.
My own birth story.
I am a physician. And I still ended up in that hospital bed watching my own fetal monitoring strips knowing something was not right.
My daughter came at 31 weeks.
Watch my latest reel — I am sharing exactly what happened. And exactly what I did before it happened that I believe made all the difference.
Link in bio. 💙
— Kimmie
#NICUMom #KimmieLifeWorks #PrematureBirth #BlackMaternalHealth #YouAreNotAlone #31Weeks #BlackMotherhood #HealthcareAdvocacy #GetLoud #PersonalStory #MyStory #NICUFamily #PreemieMom #WomensHealth #WeveGotWorkToDo
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She pumped in a bathroom stall.
Because her job did not have a designated space.
Because she was too afraid to ask.
Because nobody told her she had the right to something better.
The PUMP Act — signed into federal law — requires employers to provide reasonable break time and a private space that is not a bathroom for nursing mothers to pump.
You should not have to pump your baby’s food in the same room where people use the toilet.
That is not a privilege.
That is the law.
Know your rights at work:
✅ You are entitled to reasonable break time to pump
✅ Your employer must provide a private space that is not a bathroom
✅ This applies to most hourly and salaried employees
If your employer is not providing this — contact the Department of Labor.
Share this post. A pumping mother at work needs to know her rights today.
Follow Kimmie LifeWorks for new episodes every week. Because we’ve got work to do. 💙
— Kimmie
#BlackBreastfeeding #KimmieLifeWorks #BlackMaternalHealth #WhatTheyNeverTaughtUs #BlackMotherhood #PumpingAtWork #PUMPAct #BlackWomensHealth #GetLoud #BlackMomsCommunity #KnowYourRights #BirthJustice #WomensHealth #ShareThis #WeveGotWorkToDo
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You just finished breastfeeding.
Your body did something remarkable.
It fed another human being.
Protected them.
Nurtured them.
Gave them the best possible start.
Now it is time to protect yourself.
Breastfeeding reduces your risk of breast cancer. But it does not eliminate it. And Black women are 38% more likely to die from breast cancer than white women — not because we get it more but because we are diagnosed later.
The mammogram that could catch it early is the next act of love you give yourself.
The American Cancer Society recommends annual mammograms starting at 40. If you have a family history start earlier. And if cost is a barrier the National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program provides free or low cost screenings.
You spent months giving your body to someone else.
Now give yourself 20 minutes.
Schedule your mammogram today.
Share this post. A woman you know just finished breastfeeding and needs to see this today.
Follow Kimmie LifeWorks for new episodes every week. Because we’ve got work to do. 💙
— Kimmie
#BlackBreastfeeding #KimmieLifeWorks #BlackMaternalHealth #WhatTheyNeverTaughtUs #BlackMotherhood #Mammogram #BreastCancerAwareness #BlackWomensHealth #GetLoud #BlackMomsCommunity #BreastHealth #EarlyDetection #WomensHealth #ShareThis #WeveGotWorkToDo
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I want to hear from you.
This community was built for Black women who are tired of being dismissed, overlooked and underprepared when it comes to their health.
And this week we have been talking about something deeply personal.
Breastfeeding.
So I want to ask you directly:
Did you breastfeed?
Did you want to but could not figure out how?
Did someone shame you for it?
Did nobody in your family know how to help you?
Or are you pregnant right now and trying to figure out if it is even possible for you?
Drop your story in the comments.
No judgment here.
No wrong answers.
Just real women having the conversation we should have been having a long time ago.
Because the village our mothers never had — we are building it right here. Right now. Together.
Follow Kimmie LifeWorks for new episodes every week. And share this post so more Black women find this community today. 💙
— Kimmie
#BlackBreastfeeding #KimmieLifeWorks #BlackMaternalHealth #WhatTheyNeverTaughtUs #BlackMotherhood #BreastfeedingSupport #BlackWomensHealth #GetLoud #BlackMomsCommunity #TheVillage #GenerationalKnowledge #BirthJustice #WomensHealth #ShareThis #WeveGotWorkToDo
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My heart is broken. 💔 Black women deserve better care.
🔗 www.facebook.com/share/1HMg7QaWJj/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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When the International Doula Institute shares your work you know the message is resonating. 💙
Thank you for amplifying this conversation. Every share puts this information in front of someone who needs it.
If you have not watched the doula video yet — the link is here 👇youtube.com/shorts/cuXz-TBRLg...
A doula could save your life.
Share this post. Tag a pregnant woman. And follow Kimmie LifeWorks for more. 💙
— Kimmie
#BlackMaternalHealth #Doula #KimmieLifeWorks #InternationalDoulaInstitute #MaternalMortality #BlackMotherhood #BirthJustice #HealthcareAdvocacy #BlackWomensHealth #MaternalHealthMatters
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