histórias de Endometriosis

Set in 2383. Approximately seven years after the end of the Dominion War, Elim Garak and Dr. Julian Bashir have been enjoined for nearly six years and are living on Cardassia Prime where Julian works in the Capital's hospital while Garak is involved in unspoken government work. They appear to be a very productive, very happy couple...but is all really well? Because of his illegal enhancements, Julian is a Carrier. In other words, he has the parts to produce and carry children. Unfortunately for him, the process that made him who he is has also left him with flaws and those flaws complicate his and Garak's desire to have what they want most...a family. Julian must not only come to terms with the complications, but also accept that he is not alone in dealing with his sorrow...

This book is about my struggles with chronic pain as a result of endometriosis. How i deal with it, how I survive, how it makes me go insane sometimes, how it isolates me from people... anyway. How it made me who i am This is my experiences. what i have been through and what i have learned. What i felt and feel and how i go through all of this. My experiences guys. I am not a Doctor or an expert in endometriosis, but i AM a person with endometriosis. I am not a writer (but i do like to read) so please forgive me for anything. And English is actually not my first language. This is just me sharing my story for someone who can or cannot relate. Just to ensure you are not alone even though it feels like it sometimes. Ps: wherever i say "endo" in the book i mean "endometriosis "

Jenna meets Dylan when she leaves high school at eighteen and they fall madly, deeply Inlove until one day she is woken up by screams and watches as Dylan's father drags him away but he leaves her a letter... Jenna spent ten years looking for Dylan after reading his letter that he left her but two years after she stops looking, she bumps into him again yet they are not the same people they were ten years ago Dylan has scars and cuts all over his body and Jenna is sick. Will they fall Inlove again ?? will it just cause Jenna more pain and questions ?? Or will the ten years they spent apart break them apart ??

Charlie and John are the perfect couple. High school sweethearts, an engagement photoshoot, a picturesque wedding in a barn with fairy lights. After years of trying, they find they are unable to naturally conceive, so Charlie and John reach out to a fertility clinic for a surrogate. Alexis is single, chronically so. Casual relationships, flings, one night stands - always becoming bored and searching for something, someone, new. Her 30s feel like they're approaching fast, and with her wedding photography business only just covering the bills, she finds herself looking elsewhere for additional income. A perfect couple. A single woman. A baby on the way. What could go wrong? Alternatively, what could go right? *This story revolves around a bisexual woman and a lesbian relationship.*

After a painful night's sleep, Hannah relies on the one thing that can comfort her in her time of need - her family. Submission for @WattpadFriendsAndFamily I Am Loved contest Prompt [Word count 1500-2000]: Create a short story that draws inspiration from your experiences whenever you've felt loved by your friends and/or family.

Research paper on supplements that have possible potential for the reduction of Endometriosis pain.

Elena is 19 and is starting to finally begin her life. She has moved in with Mark, her boyfriend of 2 years, she's started nursing school, and is working two jobs. Mark is a senior in business school, who also has two jobs. Despite being very busy, they still make plans to be with each other and to love each other. Elena has been dealing with pelvic pain and so much more for about ten years; ever since she had started her period. Only lately has it begun to be an awful problem. When Elena finds a doctor who finally listens to her, Elena and Mark learns a dark diagnosis looming over their heads. Will Elena be okay? Will their relationship survive? Find out in Love Me Through The Pain! This story is for endometriosis awareness as well as a good read!

Eyre goes to find her heart in Ireland, what she doesn't realize is she will be leaving it there. Eyre decides she's had enough and jumps on the first appealing flight, landing her in the heart of Ireland. As she looks out from the Cliffs of Moher, she thinks about how much Crohn's and endometriosis have forced her to give up in life. Darby, definitely not to be confused with Jane Austen's Mr. Darcy, is a cynical and jaded Irishman who doesn't get emotionally involved-a true grump. While giving a tour, he spots a woman dangerously close to the edge of the cliffs, and he's drawn to her. But everything's about to change for both of them. Darby collects Eyre as part of his tour group and decides to show her the heart of Ireland, and in doing so, shows her how much heart she still has left to give. Darby has his own demons to face-invisible ones that he battles every day. With the help of a curmudgeonly older Irish man, a quirky border collie, and a fiery yet grandmotherly bartender, Eyre and Darby's wounded souls start to open up their hearts to each other. But is the healing power of Ireland enough to open a guarded heart? And is love enough to help a scarred soul face the demons he has been trying to outrun for so long? If you enjoy heartwarming stories such as Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine, make this emotional journey to the Emerald Isle your next read. See if Ireland can truly mend a wounded heart. Click the BUY NOW button at the top to start traveling with Eyre & Darby today. ______________________________________________________________ This novel features #OwnVoices esophageal Crohn's, arthritic pain from Crohn's, chronic pain, migraines, mental health, and female issues. This is a clean novel. Descriptive kissing only. No cursing. Faith conversations included. Trigger warnings: mild medical episodes, panic attacks, discussions of infertility, discussions of suicidal thoughts.

They told them it was all in their heads. They said it was "just a period." But for these women-and the people who love them-it's a silent war fought every single day. Endometriosis follows the lives of five powerful women from different walks of life-Mara, a mother barely staying upright; Rose, a fierce advocate haunted by her own misdiagnosis; Layla, a college student with nowhere to turn; Juno, desperate to build a family; and Dr. Celine, a surgeon who treats pain by day and hides her own by night. As their lives collide in a grassroots support group, they find strength in shared pain, and a fierce fire to change the world that failed them. Every episode dives deep into one woman's story while weaving together the raw reality of invisible illness, love, betrayal, medical gaslighting-and hope. This isn't just a show. It's a revolution.

An indebted public servant who can't afford her own apartment, Tamra's 'lucky' to be diagnosed with an underreported and understudied disease that may soon make her infertile. What to do? Inez is secretly in love with her best friend's youngest brother. He adores her, but Inez knows their relationship will destroy his sister. One way or another, a break-up is coming. Claire was raised Catholic, so she knows ethics are for pussies, and she's no pussy. She knows that her family can ill afford another kid. Will she prevent an accident before it happens?

I'm not gunna lure you in with a click-bait summary and spoon-feed you a neat story I made up. Enter at your own discretion and take your shoes off when you come in, please. TRIGGER WARNING... This is a book about how everything hurts, I mean what else do you expect? 🥄🎗🥄💡🥄💛🥄🍋🥄

It is difficult to say whether Aria will find love and acceptance in the future, as it depends on various factors such as her personal journey, the people she meets, and her own beliefs and choices. However, the message of the book seems to be one of hope and faith in God's miracles. It suggests that with belief in His name and power, miracles can still happen, and that if God has done it before, He can do it again. The book aims to encourage believers worldwide by sharing a story of overcoming heartbreak and finding hope in God's love and power. God bless ❤️.

Laser surgery, also called "keyhole surgery," is a great way to get rid of fibroid growths with little damage to the body. This new method cuts less deeply, leaves fewer scars, and helps people heal more quickly than open surgeries. There are some of the best laparoscopic gynecologists in the world who work in Dubai. They are always putting their patients first and are on the cutting edge of science.

March is Endometriosis Awareness Month. I think this is the most important thing ever as soon as I found this out. I was really excited because I know that this is an opportunity for us to talk about endometriosis and to raise awareness and to bring it to the forefront and giving other women a chance to understand it a little bit better.

Doctoralphy is a well-known endometriosis specialist in Dubai who helps women with this complicated condition by giving them expert care and cutting-edge treatment choices.