Living with EndometriosisThis section is a place to share stories about Living with Endometriosis Below are entries of those who have already shared their stories. We hope that you find their experiences helpful to your own situation. You may also Help others by sharing your story. To quickly access health information from your website's browser, download What to do? Don’t give up hope. I’m 21 years old and was diagnosed with endormertiosis when i was 20. At the time the gynae did explain it to me, but i never thought it will be so serious. I’m using Nordette so my period pains will be less, but i always intend to forget to drink them. After having periods for 4 weeks i went to the Clinic and the referred me to the Gynae (Emergency.) The Gynae actully explained to me that it can affect the chance of falling pregnant. I told my boyfriend and he was very upset. But then i realised: I love children, but if its not God’s will to give me my own children then i’ll be happy. Its not easy but keep faith. My mother couldnt have children and she’s 42 and had 3 kids. So all ladies out there thats giving up hope..dont. IF SOMETHINGS MEANT TO BE IT WILL HAPPEN AND TRUST GOD. Comments
April 2007
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