Your organs aren't "wandering"—they’re just plotting their next move.

Ever feel like you’re being a bit "troublesome"? Plato would have blamed your uterus. Historically, the word hysteria comes from the Greek hystera (uterus), and for centuries, Western medicine believed the uterus was a "living creature" that roamed the body, causing anxiety, insomnia, and—our personal favorite symptom—a "tendency to cause trouble for others."

This Rad Girl Enamel Pin is a colorful tribute to the "hysterical" women of history and the modern healthcare heroes who finally put those myths to rest in 1952. Whether you're a nurse, a doctor, or just a proud troublemaker, this pin is the perfect way to wear your medical history on your sleeve (or your lanyard).

Why It’s A Vibe

• A Heartfelt Tribute: Part of the "Rad Girl" collection, designed specifically to honor the unsung heroes of the medical world.

• History with an Edge: A great conversation piece that sheds light on the bizarre history of "female hysteria" and the progress of modern medicine.

• High-Quality Craftsmanship: Cast from silver nickel and filled with vibrant, hard enamel for a polished look that lasts for years.

• Versatile Accessory: Adds a pop of color and a touch of wit to scrub tops, lab coats, backpacks, or denim jackets.

• Thoughtful Gift: The ultimate "thank you" for the nurse, doctor, or paramedic who works tirelessly with a sense of humor.

The "Hysterical" Facts

Plato compared the uterus to a "living creature that wanders throughout a woman's body, blocking passages and causing disease." Modern science eventually caught up, and the term was officially dropped in 1952. Surprise: it turns out women were just fine all along.

Product Specifications

• Design: Anatomical Uterus illustration with a colorful "Rad Girl" aesthetic.

• Material: Silver Nickel casting with hard enamel fill.

• Size: Approximately 1 inch (Perfect for subtle yet impactful styling).

• Brand: Rad Girl Pins.

• Vibe: Feminist, Medical History, Empowering.