"May your coffee, pelvic floor, intuition and self-appreciation be strong” is a saying that has been printed on many images.
“May your coffee, pelvic floor, intuition and self-appreciation be strong! #toolsofpower #blessing” was posted on Twitter by Yoga With Nicci on March 18, 2016. “May your coffee, pelvic floor, intuition & self-appreciation be strong” was posted on Twitter by Pete Friesen later on March 18, 2016. The saying probably originated on an image.
Twitter
Yoga With Nicci
@YogaWithNicci
May your coffee, pelvic floor, intuition and self-appreciation be strong! #toolsofpower #blessing
10:49 AM · Mar 18, 2016·Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
Pete Friesen
@petef08
May your coffee, pelvic floor, intuition & self-appreciation be strong.
6:55 PM · Mar 18, 2016·Twitter for iPad
Twitter
Liberty
@naturallyfrugal
May your coffee, pelvic floor, intuition and self-appreciation be strong. http://ift.tt/21GZqV1
9:32 AM · Mar 23, 2016·IFTTT
Twitter
from a wildflower,
@fromawildflower
in 2017,
may your coffee,
pelvic floor,
intuition,
and self-appreciation
stay strong.
— unknown
1:58 PM · Jan 3, 2017·Twitter for iPhone
Google Books
Title May Your Coffee, Pelvic Floor, and Intuition Be Strong: New Mom, Birth Doula, Midwife Gift Composition Book Journal
Author G. G. Stoutsong
Publisher CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2018
ISBN 1720609578, 9781720609575
Length 100 pages
Women.com
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Kelley O’Brien
Jul 02, 2018
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May your coffee, pelvic floor, intuition, and self-appreciation all be strong.
Facebook
Natalie Hodson
September 10, 2018 · Shared with Public
Happy Monday!
May your coffee, pelvic floor, intuition, and self-appreciation be strong! 🙌💪❤️
health.nataliehodson.com
Twitter
Sunflower
@oyerooh
may your coffee, pelvic floor, integrity, intuition, love, gratitude and self-appreciation be strong
11:15 AM · Mar 3, 2019·Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
Power Life | Yoga Barre Fitness
@wearepowerlife
May your coffee, intuition and pelvic floor be strong. #PowerLife2030 #FindYourFire
10:00 PM · Feb 17, 2020·Sprout Social
Twitter
kara ᐞᐄᐞ
@fffferal
just saw a billboard for a gynecologist that said “may your pelvic floor be as strong as your morning coffee”
7:17 PM · Jun 26, 2020·Twitter for iPhone
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Above, John J. Fitz Gerald, from the Aug. 15, 1931, Binghamton (NY) Press, pg. 14.
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