I try to raise awareness about Endometriosis every March, and apologies that I’m a little (ok, a lot) late this year. Truthfully, it doesn’t matter which month you raise awareness for a chronic illness. I’ve shared a portion through-out the past eight or so years, so I feel I’m some-what doing my bit. For those who don’t know my back…
Now who remembers this blog post? It’s an oldie, and when I first had surgery to confirm I had Endometriosis. This was back in 2015. I had been told I have stage 4 endometriosis and would need assisted help to have kids. Fast forward to now, there’s a lot more information on Endometriosis, there wasn’t back in 2015. And turns…
Its March, which means its Endometriosis awareness month according to the charity Endometriosis UK. Lets #EndotheStigma! I know a portion of you follow me because of my endo battles and my now stoma from my recent endo op. And I hope to raise as much awareness for this awful condition as I possibly can. As some may know, I was…
I’ve been debating about posting this, because one, it’s really fucking personal, and two, this could potentially help someone going through IVF and fertility issues. As only my family and some of my close friends know, I just want to get my story out into the digital world. So here it goes… *deep breaths* Last year in January we went…
I had a major operation for Endometriosis at the end of June which led me to have a stoma bag for a year. I wanted to share the reality of living with a stoma bag with you. Some days can be tough, especially when it causes discomfort and is weighing down on the stoma. But other days, it’s absolutely fine…
I wasn’t going to post these photos, then I thought fuck it, life’s too short and I could potentially help others going through the same battle. I started losing my hair early June, strands and strands would fall out when washing it, brushing it or styling it. I thought nothing of it at the time. Back in April, I had…
As some of you know I have stage 4 endometriosis (my story here) and I recently went into hospital for an operation. Turned out to be a big old op! Firstly let me start by saying how fantastic the NHS nurses and consultants were, they did a brilliant job of keeping me calm and having me in hospital for 6…