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Hi seashore,
Hideaway is a support garment, along with V2 supporter, fembrace, and any variety of homemade support garment that some women with the more extreme prolapses like to use. If you feel you might need a little extra support some of the time, then by all means use one, but please don't become too reliant on these kinds of quick fix devices, they only mask symptoms, where the actual whole woman work helps relieve those symptoms. I actually use one on my long walks, mostly just for the feeling of security now.

This work isn't something that is going to reveal itself right away, it does take time and patience, really throwing yourself into it. I am living proof of that work, and I feel very strongly about it. I am not some advertising gimmick. I think some people just give up too easily, and that is the real shame here. Initially this work was foreign and seemed difficult to me, but I just gave into it. So glad I did!

It is called hideaway prolapse support garment. If you google it or put it in your browser, you will see it. It definitely helped give support. Sounds like you are a cyclist too! I love riding and have done half centuries, etc. As mentioned before, my sister in law had the same surgery as I did and she was happy to have done it. For me personally it is the best thing to do and I was scared to death. I was more worried about the anesthesia part than the actual surgery. I had never had a surgery before. My surgeon was the best. I guess I was fortunate. There is a way it has to be done to be done correctly. My prolapse was out an inch or more and it was very annoying to me personally. Sounds like we are the same age. I wish you all the best!

I just want to reinforce that this is not a pro surgery or a support garment site. If you read the Introduction to this forum, you will find that it was set up for women interested in discussing Christine's methods for prolapse management. This site was set up with whole woman as the main focus.

Susie, I am beginning to get the feeling that you are here to advertise hideaway, not to really help anyone. You seem to keep trying to take the focus and importance of this site away from Whole Woman with your continuous advertising. Time to give it a rest.

Susie, in case you missed the intro page, here is a link:
https://wholewoman.com/newpages/forum.html

Please pay special attention to items #2 and #4. We will be monitoring your posts to see if they are consistent with the purpose of this forum (education and support for women who are interested in the Whole Woman work) and to ensure that you are not here to promote a product. There are other sites where you can trade stories about surgery. For our members, that is the last thing we want for them. Please understand. - Surviving

I found this garment on my own, same as the V Strap that I actually learned about from this site....I did not mean to cause any vibes. I think we all need as much help as we can get. Sorry.

Not the kind of help you are giving right now, Susie. You keep talking about your surgery or support garments, distracting from what this site is about. Whole Woman is what this site is about, and the forum supports the site.

Please do give it a rest. You have made yourself abundantly clear. We need to focus on helping women avoid surgery, and you are not helping at all. As surviving has said, there are other sites and forums that would love to talk to you about surgery. This is not that place.

Ok, I have just send it again. Let's wait and see! (or hear ;-)

So wonderful to hear, seashore! And, will be even more so when you and happybody can study the work together, but still do come back here if either of you have questions. We are here to help you with this journey.

This is great news, Seashore, and I want to tell you something that will save you some trouble next time you are having a bad prolapse day:

Your gyn cannot do anything to help your prolapse! There is nothing more or better that you can do for your prolapse than the Whole Woman work. Doctors have NOTHING good to offer for this condition. The sooner you can understand this, and end the practice of running off to the doctor when you are feeling discouraged, the sooner you will start to see results. So please continue to have faith in this work and in your body's ability to be retrained and remolded. Because, you can do it, just like so many here already have. - Surviving

Hi seashore,
First of all, please remember that this is a process that does take time, months up to a year for many of us to really get the posture down and start seeing results. You should be more focused on learning to hold your posture throughout your day, doing your exercises in posture the best you can hold it, whole woman walking is fabulous to really work on the principles of posture as you walk, focus on your breathing, really breathing deeply into your belly and then letting it relax back.

Develop a routine that works for you and just keep doing it, that's when you will see results. Slowly at first, but they will come.

Can you tell us what posture means to you?

And, do you know how to firebreath? Done throughout the day, this can be very affective in getting everything to move in the right direction.

Most of all, be patient with this work, it does happen, you just have to put the time into it.

Here is what concerns me: Walking and exercising in correct Whole Woman posture should not be making you feel worse to the point where you have to rest up afterwards. When things "clicked" for me was the day I realized that the longer I walked in posture, the better my prolapse felt. I just can't shake the feeling that there is something that needs adjusting in your posture. Belly is soft, chest is pulled up? Can you visualize those organs in the belly? Do you understand what Christine means when she says we are horizontal creatures from the hips down, and vertical from the waist up? - Surviving

PS: Weren't you and your Dutch friend(s) going to be working with a practitioner?

A consultation may be good for you to get a handle on and better understanding of this work.
Believe me, I do understand your fear. I also have severe prolapse, and in the beginning, I just stopped doing everything. I wouldn't even walk around the block, when I used to walk for miles! I was afraid to carry a laundry basket up and down the stairs!
But, there has to come a time when you just get over that fear, even the breathing. Try getting down on knees and forearms, and practice your deep breathing there. You can really feel your organs pulling onto your lower belly. Breath deeply into your belly letting it expand out, and then letting it fall back on its own. Do this several times a day. Then work on doing it in sitting and standing positions. When you are comfortable letting your belly relax, start taking those walks again, really relaxing and breathing into your belly as you work on all of those other posture principles.
A Skype with a practitioner can help you know if you are holding the posture correctly. That may be your next step.

Good to hear, seashore. Just pace yourself and keep diligent, it will come in time.
Best wishes to you.

I'm late to this conversation and I guess it's not really my business but I couldn't help feeling you're being unfair to Susie229 regarding her comments. She didn't say she was trying to "help" other people with her comments, maybe she wanted some understanding and encouragement herself. I've felt encouraged reading other people's comments and always felt better after reading them. But I would not feel better if I were being criticized for what I say on here. Just sayin'.

Seriously mumzie? By suggesting surgery and advertising support garments? However well-intentioned or nicely some advice is given, that doesn't mean that it is good advice or falls in line with the whole woman philosophy. And, you may not have read it that way, but she was giving advice here. She talked about how happy she was with the surgery, and then went on to advertise support garments.

Readers need to be aware of the detriments of surgery, not encouraged to have it, especially on this site.

This forum is not an open forum in the usual sense. It exists for the purpose of helping women who are interested in the Whole Woman work, or who are already actively engaged in it. Mumzie, I'm not sure where you fall in that category, but if you read through this thread, you will see where AG was coming from. We get a bit tired of having to defend ourselves for keeping this forum on track. Anyone who comes here to brag about her wonderful hysterectomy, is not helping others to keep their uterus and manage their prolapse naturally and safely. Susie was clearly not looking for help and encouragement herself. She hasn't checked in to update us, and yes, you are a bit late to jump into this conversation. - Surviving