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Aging gracefully
September 11, 2016 - 10:58am
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Hi avena,
Hi avena,
I can say I know exactly where you are coming from having a profound uterine prolapse as well, although I have not gone through menopause yet. One thing I did notice when I first started this work though was that I could not feel any movement of my organs initially. I would actually put my fingers in to the back wall of my vagina and could feel the weight of my uterus resting there seemingly never to budge or move.
But, I was diligent with my whole woman routine, doing everything, most importantly posture, all the exercises I could find, ww walking, lots of jiggling and firebreathing. I did this daily. Eventually, a little before the year mark into this work, I started to feel movement. MY first clue was easier bowel movements when my uterus became unglued from the back wall, and then I could at times, actually feel the fullness in my lower belly when my organs decided to reside there on occasion. That occasional occurrence just started happening more and more often, as I became more in tune to how everything moved and felt down there.
It really is a process, and those of us with severe prolapse really do have to put that kind of dedication into it. I am not trying to be discouraging by saying that, but I feel I have control now, where before I didn't. If I have bad days now, I know just what to do to get back to a good place with it.
Hope that helps some.
avena sativa
September 11, 2016 - 11:41am
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Thank you
Thank you, Aging gracefully, for your kind words. It does help a lot to hear from someone who knows how a profound prolapse feels, and how it can make you feel miserable at times.
As I understand it now, the fact that I do not feel anything move inside should not discourage me. I will try and keep that in mind. It is hard sometimes, as I feel like doing many things, and my prolapsed organs make it so uncomfortable, even just walking around the house...
Again thanks for the encouragement,
Avena