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March 2025: Endometriosis Awareness Month
A month I’ll never forget.

I know I’m a little late—it’s April now—but we need to keep the conversation going around endometriosis. Too many of us are silently suffering, and it’s not okay.

Intense period pain? Not normal.
Bleeding between cycles? Not normal.
Debilitating bloating, anxiety, bladder or bowel issues? Not normal.

If you’re dealing with any of this, please know—you don’t have to just ‘put up with it’. Keep asking questions. Keep seeking help. Keep pushing for answers. It took me 12 years to get my diagnosis. And just recently, I made the choice to have a hysterectomy—not the only option, but the right one for me.

Talk to your friends. Check in with the women in your life. Follow accounts that support and educate. Most importantly, don’t stop talking to your GP until you’re heard.

This past month has taught me that sometimes the only way is through.
Take a deep breath. Jump.
You’ve got this.
All will be well in the end.

#EndometriosisAwareness #EndoWarrior #HysterectomyRecovery #endometriosis

March 2025: Endometriosis Awareness Month
A month I’ll never forget.

I know I’m a little late—it’s April now—but we need to keep the conversation going around endometriosis. Too many of us are silently suffering, and it’s not okay.

Intense period pain? Not normal.
Bleeding between cycles? Not normal.
Debilitating bloating, anxiety, bladder or bowel issues? Not normal.

If you’re dealing with any of this, please know—you don’t have to just ‘put up with it’. Keep asking questions. Keep seeking help. Keep pushing for answers. It took me 12 years to get my diagnosis. And just recently, I made the choice to have a hysterectomy—not the only option, but the right one for me.

Talk to your friends. Check in with the women in your life. Follow accounts that support and educate. Most importantly, don’t stop talking to your GP until you’re heard.

This past month has taught me that sometimes the only way is through.
Take a deep breath. Jump.
You’ve got this.
All will be well in the end.

#EndometriosisAwareness #EndoWarrior #HysterectomyRecovery #endometriosis

The last couple of weeks of recovery have finally started to feel a little more like me again (thank goodness they’re better than the first two weeks!). I’m so grateful to everyone who’s supported my little business while I’ve been resting up—it really does mean the world.

Now comes the real test… heading back to work and seeing how much I can manage without needing to lie down every ten minutes! Wish me luck.

Endometriosis looks different for everyone, and my road to recovery has been long and unfortunately rather complicated—but I’m hopeful I’m finally on the right path.

If you’re struggling, please don’t suffer in silence. Speak to your GP, ask questions, explore your options—and don’t take no for an answer. It took me twelve years to get here. Please don’t wait that long.

You’ve got this, keep pushing through 🤍

#endo #endometriosis #hysterectomy #womeninbusiness

The last couple of weeks of recovery have finally started to feel a little more like me again (thank goodness they’re better than the first two weeks!). I’m so grateful to everyone who’s supported my little business while I’ve been resting up—it really does mean the world.

Now comes the real test… heading back to work and seeing how much I can manage without needing to lie down every ten minutes! Wish me luck.

Endometriosis looks different for everyone, and my road to recovery has been long and unfortunately rather complicated—but I’m hopeful I’m finally on the right path.

If you’re struggling, please don’t suffer in silence. Speak to your GP, ask questions, explore your options—and don’t take no for an answer. It took me twelve years to get here. Please don’t wait that long.

You’ve got this, keep pushing through 🤍

#endo #endometriosis #hysterectomy #womeninbusiness

The last couple of weeks of recovery have finally started to feel a little more like me again (thank goodness they’re better than the first two weeks!). I’m so grateful to everyone who’s supported my little business while I’ve been resting up—it really does mean the world.

Now comes the real test… heading back to work and seeing how much I can manage without needing to lie down every ten minutes! Wish me luck.

Endometriosis looks different for everyone, and my road to recovery has been long and unfortunately rather complicated—but I’m hopeful I’m finally on the right path.

If you’re struggling, please don’t suffer in silence. Speak to your GP, ask questions, explore your options—and don’t take no for an answer. It took me twelve years to get here. Please don’t wait that long.

You’ve got this, keep pushing through 🤍

#endo #endometriosis #hysterectomy #womeninbusiness

The last couple of weeks of recovery have finally started to feel a little more like me again (thank goodness they’re better than the first two weeks!). I’m so grateful to everyone who’s supported my little business while I’ve been resting up—it really does mean the world.

Now comes the real test… heading back to work and seeing how much I can manage without needing to lie down every ten minutes! Wish me luck.

Endometriosis looks different for everyone, and my road to recovery has been long and unfortunately rather complicated—but I’m hopeful I’m finally on the right path.

If you’re struggling, please don’t suffer in silence. Speak to your GP, ask questions, explore your options—and don’t take no for an answer. It took me twelve years to get here. Please don’t wait that long.

You’ve got this, keep pushing through 🤍

#endo #endometriosis #hysterectomy #womeninbusiness

What recovery is looking like… slow and steady wins the race right? 🐢🙏🏼

#hysterectomy #endo #endometriosis

What recovery is looking like… slow and steady wins the race right? 🐢🙏🏼

#hysterectomy #endo #endometriosis

March 2025: Endometriosis Awareness Month
A month I’ll never forget.

I know I’m a little late—it’s April now—but we need to keep the conversation going around endometriosis. Too many of us are silently suffering, and it’s not okay.

Intense period pain? Not normal.
Bleeding between cycles? Not normal.
Debilitating bloating, anxiety, bladder or bowel issues? Not normal.

If you’re dealing with any of this, please know—you don’t have to just ‘put up with it’. Keep asking questions. Keep seeking help. Keep pushing for answers. It took me 12 years to get my diagnosis. And just recently, I made the choice to have a hysterectomy—not the only option, but the right one for me.

Talk to your friends. Check in with the women in your life. Follow accounts that support and educate. Most importantly, don’t stop talking to your GP until you’re heard.

This past month has taught me that sometimes the only way is through.
Take a deep breath. Jump.
You’ve got this.
All will be well in the end.

#EndometriosisAwareness #EndoWarrior #HysterectomyRecovery #WeNeedToTalkAboutEndo #womenshealthmatters

March 2025: Endometriosis Awareness Month
A month I’ll never forget.

I know I’m a little late—it’s April now—but we need to keep the conversation going around endometriosis. Too many of us are silently suffering, and it’s not okay.

Intense period pain? Not normal.
Bleeding between cycles? Not normal.
Debilitating bloating, anxiety, bladder or bowel issues? Not normal.

If you’re dealing with any of this, please know—you don’t have to just ‘put up with it’. Keep asking questions. Keep seeking help. Keep pushing for answers. It took me 12 years to get my diagnosis. And just recently, I made the choice to have a hysterectomy—not the only option, but the right one for me.

Talk to your friends. Check in with the women in your life. Follow accounts that support and educate. Most importantly, don’t stop talking to your GP until you’re heard.

This past month has taught me that sometimes the only way is through.
Take a deep breath. Jump.
You’ve got this.
All will be well in the end.

#EndometriosisAwareness #EndoWarrior #HysterectomyRecovery #WeNeedToTalkAboutEndo #womenshealthmatters

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Why are kids as young as 7 wanting advanced skincare?

#teenskincare #skincare #acne

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