Great links to raise awareness!

Hey guys, found these awesome links that provide endo awareness and they're affordable:

Link 1:http://www.zazzle.com/endometriosis+ribbon+gifts

Link 2: http://awarenessribbongifts.com/shop/endometriosis/

Link 3: http://awarenessgiftboutique.com/cgi-bin/store/cpshop.cgi/causescg/awarenessgifts/7723944

Check out this link and please support it:

http://www.fightlikeagirlclub.com/

Just wanted to share these awesome links that I've visited and shopped.
KEEP THE AWARENESS UP FOR OUR DISEASE NEEDS TO BE MADE AWARE OF FOR IT'S A LIFE CHANGER! AND WE WILL FIGHT AND WIN THIS BATTLE!

Peace & Blessings Always

Wanting to here from you

I want to hear from my fellow endo suffers or those who have loved ones with endo, and those who are survivors of cervical cancer and those who were just diagnosed or are in the fight.
I want to hear your views and any questions you may have.

Look forward to hearing from you

Big News

Hello all my wonderful people,
I wanted to let you that the book I've been working on tell my story about or fight with Endometriosis and cervical will be making an appearance soon.

Remember to keep your head up, stay strong, and remember you're not alone.

As a side note I'm having a big sale on my second poetry ebook for the holidays you can check it out at tinyurl.com/boe7tuo

Some Health Info

Thought I'd share this health tip that I just found out about myself: if you have suddenly become overweight and have a heavy feeling it's possible you're retaining fluid somewhere in your body which medically is called "Edema" read up on it and check with your dr. if you believe this is going  on. Remedy: A prescribed diuretic.

Continuation of Recovering after a hysterectomy

Theses steps will help you through a speedy recovery:
1: no baths for about three to four weeks(you don't water seeping in your incision or vagina)
2: no heavy lifting until your surgeon clears you which should be around four weeks from date of surgery
3: when showering ask doctor for plastic sealants so no water seeps through incision(only if your surgery was done with a bikini cut)
4: rest as much as possible(limit to much exertion for about a week or two
5: listen to your body
6: no bending so have someone around to assist with that
7: avoid foods that produce to much gas or can cause constipation f
8: lastly remember you're not alone in this battle

After care and Healing after a hysterectomy

I read a post today on twitter where a woman had a hysterectomy and felt no compassion for what she had just encountered.

I say how unfortunate because I had great compassion after my hysterectomy back in 2006 however, who is anyone to not show one compassion when they've just gone through a life changing event. Remember, they can no longer have children if they one day wished to, they now have to take hormone replacements and so forth. I say show compassion for one day you may walk in our shoes and you'll want compassion.

Keep your heads, spirits, faith up my fellow friends who walk this road. Know that you're not alone in this battle.
Endo is a beast but we can't let it win at whatever costs that may be.
FYI: my condition has changed meaning the Endo has began to travel but my faith, hope and perseverance will get me through it.

Let no doctor tell you that this disease isn't serious for it is. Continue your research so you'll become more educated about your desease and know that I'm here if you have any questions.

The Novel Update for we Survivors

The novel that is being inspired by my nonfiction short story When a Woman Had To is expected to be on shelves within a year. Stay connected for release date and title. Also, follow me on twitter @tocute_31 and befriend me @ Facebook.com/Apauthor

side note: if what a glimpse as to what the novel is based on borrow with an amazon prime account at HTTP://tinyurl.com/cnwsrhc you can also find it through Barnes and Nobles @ HTTP://tinyurl.com/b3w8nug
Thanks for your continued support.