Hi Guys & Gals, I posted this in the Young Women's Discussion Group but I figured it would make sense to post here so that more people can see it, thank you for the approval @Giovanna_BCNA One ...
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@Joannie farrrkkk that! lol. I refuse to potentially put myself at risk of falling in the Yarra :D
Thank you! Gyno found a polyp in my cervix and told me that due to my "history" it will become cancerous, so getting that removed and hopefully some more endometriosis, haha. It'll be my 5th laparoscopy so nothing new I suppose
xo
Thank you! Gyno found a polyp in my cervix and told me that due to my "history" it will become cancerous, so getting that removed and hopefully some more endometriosis, haha. It'll be my 5th laparoscopy so nothing new I suppose
xo
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