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sunset82
November 7, 2009 - 1:53pm
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POP since July 2000. Expecting baby #3 January 2010!
Oh my goodness, that poor woman!! I think I started hyperventilating while reading her story! I thought my prolapse condition was bad, but I have never bled like that. I'm sure I would pass out and die.
I wonder if surgery was the only way to go in this situation. It sounds really bad. Or if she could've eventually improved without surgery. Guess we'll never know.
So glad she's doing better now and that she's made her story public to increase awareness of this condition and bring others "out of the closet" with their stories!
Christine
November 7, 2009 - 2:07pm
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thanks, Nikki...
...for sharing that. I have seen her story several places on the Web and wonder what the nature of her media campaign is. Here is one place I posted yesterday - scroll down, I'm Moonspinner:
http://www.thefrisky.com/post/246-look-this-womans-vagina-fell-out/
You can see that these young women are shocked and horrified - as well as misinformed about kegels and uninformed about the natural pelvic organ support system. I believe absolutely that Allison did not have to lose her uterus.
Hope everyone is having a fine day - I'm busy as a bee - next stop is the fabric shop.
Hugs to all,
Christine
louiseds
November 9, 2009 - 10:17pm
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the other side of the coin
I wonder who wrote the press release, ie who wanted the story out there?
Christine
November 9, 2009 - 10:30pm
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it is a curiosity
...I just found another version out there. It certainly is suggestive of conventional treatment. I think prolapse has come out of the closet - yet wrapped in the Emperor's clothes.