Help! My bladder has fallen -or- How I learned to hate endometriosis

Help! My bladder has fallen -or- How I learned to hate endometriosis

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An attempted lighthearted look at my journey with endometriosis, the hopes and fears, the joys and tears, and the frustrations that come through what this disease has done to me.
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