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UKmummy
January 22, 2008 - 2:49pm
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I am sure if you had an open
I am sure if you had an open honest conversation with all of your female friends and family that you would find out that MANY of them have issues. I did and found out this very thing. Most women just get on with it and don't even think they have anything diagnoseable. I came to discover my sister had had TERRIBLE stress incontinence and prolapse issues for 13 YEARS after the birth of her first baby!! She had gone on to have three more and stated, "well isn't that what happens after you have babies?" She hadn't even wondered if it was something that could be helped. In some ways I think it is worse having an official "diagnosis" and knowing what could happen, but it is all a mind game really in the end. You are SO not alone ATS as you are beginning to really find out! x
Zelda
January 23, 2008 - 11:45pm
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Me too ,
My MIL's sister has major POP issues and two other friends of friends.
All three have had surgery - none consider themselves fixed.
I haven't exactly kept this quiet. my ED (eating dis.) taught me to
not keep shameful secrets. It's the keeping that makes the shame
sometimes.
The more time goes on, the more certain I am that I will Not seek surgery.
ALL I do is posture. Maybe some version of fire-breathing (after peeing). That's it.
And I'm doing So much better. I am entirely too busy surviving right now
to get any more self-nurturing... Those goals are up ahead. Right now - Work.
Zelda