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April 13, 2017 - 4:55am
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Hi Stillyoung and welcome to
Hi Stillyoung and welcome to WW. Virtually every woman will benefit from the Whole Woman work, and certainly you. How much improvement you can see, depends on a number of factors. A tummy tuck is a very damaging procedure. The posture is based on a relaxed lower belly which allows space for the organs to be held forward, pinned in place over the pubic bones by gravity and proper breathing. I started this work at age 60 and have been able to restore enough lower lumbar curvature to make this happen. You can too, but the surgery you've had will surely be a factor.
You have your cervix, but no ovaries......do you have your uterus?
I haven't heard of fecal incontinence being caused by prolapse, but it can be caused by some of the surgeries women are offered to "repair" a prolapse. So if you have given us your complete surgical history, I'm not sure what to say about that. I used to have a very sensitive system which has quieted down considerably following some major dietary changes (ditching gluten, dairy, sugar) but this is an individual thing; you should try to isolate and avoid those things that cause you the most trouble. - Surviving