One of my daughters battles with this. Its horrible to watch.

I feel for those women who suffer from such extreme pain

I am glad issues like this are being discussed openly and often now. A hysterectomy is such a big operation, I hope she is pain free after her recovery and suffering so long.

My friend had this done at 31!
She was really upset at first but had already had her 3 beautiful children and didn’t want anymore.
After she had it done she said it completely changed her life and said she felt amazing
Sounds worth it

Its a little sad. But I’m glad she was treated and felt her energy…… hope shes well and painfree now!

Try having symptoms for years and the doctors never believing you! Literally did not believe me until they cut me open and went oh yeah you do actually have it. Endo never stops hurting!

Poor chick!

Poor thing! I have a few friends with endo and it sounds horrible to live with.

Very brave of her. I hope she is feeling better and recovering well

I used to have really bad period pains, endometriosis was never diagnosed. Happy to report I’m now in menopause, glad to be rid of periods that’s for sure

How brave. Good on her.

Good article. I can’t imagine what it must be like to have endomentriosis. It is good that more people in the limelight are sharing their stories to the public. People are more aware of it now and know that other people are suffering with endo like them.

Wow, that is brave going public so soon after surgery. I’m glad she will no longer be in pain.

Awww, I’m so sorry for Amy. I’m not sure if she wanted more children, but to be so young and have this happen. However, I can understand and imagine why. I wish her all the best and thank her for sharing her story.

Going public is brave, and it will help others in a similar situation.

I’m so grateful that I haven’t had to endure endo

My best wishes to her for her recovery.

Very informative

Having suffered from endometriosis all my child bearing years I finally had my hysterectomy at 45 years of age as it had started to grown outside of my uterus also. While it was definitely major surgery I remember feeling so much relief of not having the constant pain & hemorrhaging I had lived with for so long. Get Well, soon you will be feeling comfortable like me.

I’m glad you’re feeling better. I was diagnosed with endo when I was 30 after suffering with agonizing period pain for 16 years. Mine was attached to the bowel and I needed microsurgery to separate the bowel from the womb. I went for a check-up and the doctor decided to remove my ovaries but left a section so I could go into menopause naturally. Because he did this without the specialists go ahead and not putting me on hormone replacements I went through menopause at the age of 31. The heavy bleeding still didn’t stop so another doctor suggested lasering the lining of the womb and I’ve not had a bleed since.