new,27, really scared,is there hope?

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Hi there..
My name is Shannon and I am 27 (never had kids) and have had health problems since I was 15. I have fibromyalgia, IBS, bipolar disorder,and interstitial cystitis (bladder disorder). I have been trying really hard to get my life together from all those health problems and havent been able to work in many years. I have lost faith in western medicine because I have been drugged up so much and all those drugs and every procedure done to me and my bladder has only made things worse, so i started trying to take my power back and holistically heal myself a few years ago. I started weening off of several of my psych meds which made me like a zombie and thats when I discovered my prolapse. I always thought that the discomfort in my bladder was just because of my bladder disorder (which is when the walls of you bladder are bloodied and full of ulcers and deteriorating) but then I realized that everything was just 'falling out' down there. It has been like this since I was a teenager (it runs in my family) but it has gotten worse. I am soo scared. The only time things ever seem ok is when I am inverted (upside down) and everything seems to fall back onto place. My intuition has told me not to get the surgeries despite what everyone tells me but i am so scared. Despite all of my other health problems, and the bladder disorder REALLY hurts..this prolapse is the scariest. I know that if the prolapsed was addressed the actual urinary symptoms that I though were simply form my disorder would be alot better. I know that if would have addressed it earlier that it would not have gotten this bad. I feel like crying right now..I am sorry to sound like a sook. I still live with my mom because I have not been able to get out and be independent and work with all of my health problems..can this prolapse really be helped? any help or guidance would be sooo appreciate you have no idea. thank you so much for your time..
love shannon

oh..might i add that i was already examined by a gynacologist last year who said it wasnt a big deal (mild)..he didnt do the proper exams fro the rest of the organs, and seems to think i didnt need the proper exams done because i never had kids..and that there wasnt much of a problem..but you can see it prolapsed upon examination and i can feel it...i have a feeling that its not just my bladder but all of the organs that are prolapsed. i plain just dont trust doctors and am pretty fed up with trying to find good ones, so my question is, is a proper diagnosis really needed? seeing as how they are never usually right or will just try to get you to have surgery anyways? thanks again
love shan

Dear Shannon,

Thanks so much for writing and I

Tight "bum, bum" muscles help immensely. I am 59 and love my tight bum, bums. About the only thing tight on me. And yes, incorporating what you learn on this forum will help immensely. You will walk and stand tall and will learn to zero in on taking control of your weak areas. And hopefully soon, you will not even realize they are a problem.

Is there hope? YOU BETCHA!

Sybille

you guys are awesome. i have been floating around trying to take in as much as I can without getting too overwhelmed. Money is kind of an issue for me..is it ok to just get the video and not the book too? one or the other? from just reading all the posts..it seems like I have been doing damage all my life with exercises i have been doing. i look forward to finding out exercises that will help me...and a tight bum is a nice side effect..thank you so much
love shannon

Unlike the book, which is really an introduction to the problem, the video contains the whole program...

ok good..i will order the video..
i was just reading the posture download..i have problems with headahces and back/neck pain that i really believe are from poor posture..will doing these things help with those areas aswell..he he i am excited...
love shannon

Hi Shannon,

I have no experience with headaches -- but for me, the posture does help relieve neck and shoulder pain. The posture places the torso in a position to support the shoulders, so they can relax, perched on top of this support. The neck and shoulder muscles then don't work to lift the shoulders, which is not their job!

Many of us who first sought help for prolapses and have found so many other benefits as well!!! Enjoy the days ahead...

Naomi