The Guardian newspaper is doing a piece as part of journalistic campaign on women's health in the light of the UK Parliamentary Report. It was headlined recently in the news. They are looking for women's experiences of gynaecology issues and is looking in depth at how that was managed medically.
They have an easy link to an online form to fill in and you can remain anonymous if you wish. Please take some time to share your experiences as we need to speak out and push for better.
amp.theguardian.com/society...
Everyday there are hard times recounted by some many of us here. Desperate women in pain, alone, misinformed, not informed at all, stressed and frightened. Am glad there is a place to reach out among friendly knowing folk but it's no substitute for getting the care we need and deserve. Currently it's few treatment choices, lack of medical knowledge, poor availability of services, poor medical practice, denial of care, downright lies to us and on going suffering. Loss of income , life quality is damaged. Take a bit of time to share your story and shine a light on this injustice. Your voice and journey is really important and part of a journey to something better - if you feel able to share that's a help to us all.
Day before op nerves (don't read if you're about to have one)
Bye bye uterus!! 
Endo and mental health
Acupuncture? ?
My experience of the Mirena IUD and Mirena Crash - please read if you are considering having the coil, or are about to have it removed 
