When I first “cracked the code” on stabilizing and reversing prolapse, and wrote and published Saving the Whole Woman, I set up this forum. While I had finally gotten my own severe uterine prolapse under control with the knowledge I had gained, I didn’t actually know if I could teach other women to do for themselves what I had done for my condition.
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louiseds
June 18, 2011 - 9:02pm
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Yes, it is a pain
Hi Enjoybeingsick35
Medical/surgicalworld has shown us time and time again that they have very little to offer the woman with prolapsed pelvic organs, and what they can offer irrevocably changes our god-given natural structures to a point where we can no longer use our own bodies as they were designed to retain our pelvic organs.
We can do an awful lot ourselves though.
I suggest that you purchase the book Saving the Whole Woman and check out Christine's DVD's. The book will give you the theory about why Wholewoman techniques work and set you on the path to understanding how your body is designed to retain your pelvic organs. All you gotta do is give it the chance by using WW posture, improving your diet, clothing and environment, and learn how to use your body in ways that are supportive, rather than destructive.
You can view videoclips from the videos at YouTube. Wholewomaninc is the channel. You can purchase these from the Wholewoman Store, link in the purple banner at the top of the page.
Interesting username? Hope you'll tell us about it some day.
Louise
doubtful
June 19, 2011 - 7:02am
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welcome and don't feel alone
Hi enjoybeingsick35
Just to empathise with our feelings at this difficult time. Yes, the medical fraternity seem to have very little to offer and are quite dismissive. I remember getting mixed messages- feeling my life as a woman was over and also that I was making a fuss about something not that serious. If only I'd shut up or have an operation seemed to be the not so subtle message.
I think part of the communication problem arises because for many women pop really isn't a serious problem - they are right there, it's not an illness and it's not disabling for most of us. However, it feels like an emergency at first because it feels as though our most intimate insides are falling out.
Just to reassure you, from one who felt just like you this time ten months ago: your insides aren't falling out and once you have really learned to live in whole woman posture it can't get any worse - everything is protected by the pubic bone, as it is designed to be. I hardly notice my pop now, but I've certainly learned so much here that will help me live a much healthier life. Keep asking questions and reading, and you'll get there. You're not sick, just a bit lived in, like the rest of us.
Hugs
Doubtful
enjoybeingsick35
June 19, 2011 - 12:35pm
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Alo Doubtful
Thank you kindly... Doubtful for the welcome, and most of all for writing back..........speaking with you and you responding has given me new hope and most of all it has given me reassurance. wishing u a BEAUTIFUL day xox
enjoybeingsick35
June 19, 2011 - 12:50pm
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Hi ya, Louise
Thank you, for writing back Louise and for your understanding.....I will look at the information.
I'm glad you like my username......
..I guess being sick should be enjoyed i guess it makes you see your life and others with that much more passion.
It makes you stop and smell the roses or even taste a few poppies haha.....I wish others 2 have hope and to walk in the rain with bright yellow sunshiny umbrellas.
update you all soon....tight hug::....
x peace