Endometriosis & Pre-Surgery Jitters! Laparoscopy + Excision

Surgery can be scary, but especially when you have no idea how bad your chronic illness and surgery will be. This is the unique experience of pre-surgery nerves many women go through, going into their first Endometriosis surgery. If you're like me, and you had to do all of the researching, self-diagnosing, and intense advocating in order to get your first surgery scheduled--I encourage you to finally take a break from that momentum that got you to this point! I know it's so easy to lose yourself in prepping & planning, but if you've gotten this far, you've more than likely already done all the planning and prepping that is needed. Now it's just about the waiting game & not driving yourself insane in the mean time.
To all the women out there navigating the medical system in regards to their Endometriosis, I genuinely wish you luck and smooth sailing on your journey to a more pain-free life. I'll see you guys on the other side of my surgery! Thank you for watching.
Peace & love,
Irene
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i was diagnosed with endometriosis after having children but child birth and pregnancy where in no way preparation for the surgery. i was terrified. my kids where born at home though and i had midwives. i had avoided gynecologists all my life because of anxiety then learned about endometriosis online and found a specialist who diagnosed me surgically. i really like your videos.

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Thank you for being so vulnerable on your channel