CHRONICLES OF A BROKEN BODY

... thus began "dilate-o-clock". This is the term I use to tell people in my life that I am no longer free, I must dilate at this time.

Evelyn has created her streamlined program for chronic pain sufferers, PelvicSense.

I've come to the final chapter of my 3 part series covering my surgery from 2017. This blog will detail the recovery period post operation.

Now part 2 is dedicated to the surgery itself and what all that entails.

I'd like to take this opportunity to do a series about my surgery. This will consist of 3 parts: the prep, the surgery itself, and recovery

In some ways it is a break-up album, but it is mostly a love letter and celebration of a marginalized self...

I hope reading through what helps me with sex has helped some of you on your journey towards overcoming. I will always keep you posted.

Everyone is different in terms of processing heavy information so some people will need more time to come up with a response.

Now that my blog is coming up on its one year anniversary I want to do some feature pieces on my own story and experiences...

consider sending them something that will actually make them smile instead of tear up on your behalf.

we can all thank women like these who spread awareness and give us the strength and encouragement to advocate for our health with confidence

You continue to amaze me and teach me new things about my body all the time. We’re still going strong and working our way through the muck.

No matter what you choose to do, make sure you're prepped and ready for a night of fun with the proper tools to make you feel comfortable.

As with all pelvic issues, Pudendal Neuralgia has no perfect cure for everyone, but many options you can try to see what works best for you.

It’s your body’s natural response to protect you, which in many cases would be a good thing, but in this instance it’s rather inconvenient.

There are a few different beliefs as to what causes this condition. Stress plays a factor for sure, but so can genetics, and even hormones.

I've been waiting to write about getting through a gynecological exam and what better reason to do so than Cervical Cancer Awareness Month!

There's also a plethora of types these days: pills, IUD's, arm implants, condoms, patches, shots. How do you choose? What is the safest?

So I'm not gonna lie, I read this entire zine in one, technically two, sittings. It took about two hours so I got up for a bathroom and...

If you haven't discussed your love languages with each other, this is a great way to introduce them and put them into play.