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A group for NZ women who have suffered deliberate harm and abuse and refusal of care/gaslighting.

*Dangerous devices.
*Dangerous procedures touted as low risk with no legal informed consenting.
*Rampant unnecessary hysterectomies for benign reasons.

True crimes happen and RANZCOG is at the forefront!If only gynaecologist were honest. here would only be 10% of the mill...
16/02/2026

True crimes happen and RANZCOG is at the forefront!

If only gynaecologist were honest.
here would only be 10% of the millions of ablations and hysterectomies performed.
We can certainly guarantee NO gynaecologst herself has had a hysterectomy or ablation.

Hysterectomy Educational Resources and Services (HERS) Foundation

Nora Coffey chats to RCR's Maree Buscke about common reasons for hysterectomy, stressing that surgery should be a last resort and that women need better access to comprehensive health information. They explore non-surgical alternatives, challenges around informed consent, the role of AI in medica...

HYSTERECTOMY:Hysterectomy adverse effects What gynecologists don't tell you...Sexual dysfunction...Of the 1000 women who...
14/02/2026

HYSTERECTOMY:
Hysterectomy adverse effects
What gynecologists don't tell you...
Sexual dysfunction...
Of the 1000 women who participated in a HERS FOUNDATION study consequence of hysterectomy, 75 % reported experiencing diminished or absent s*xual desire following the surgery, 66% experienced diminished or absent pleasure with in*******se, 66% experienced diminished or absent s*xuality,65% diminished frequency of in*******se,65 % diminished or absent sensuality, 62 % diminished or absent pleasure with foreplay and 69% reported experiencing diminished or absent or**sm
It should be noted that the HERS FOUNDATION study included women who did not experience uterine or**sm prior to surgery. If the study excluded those women reporting of s*xual loss would be significantly higher.
For more evidence on s*xual dysfunction
Reference: Alfred Kinsey's 1953 book Sexual Behavior.
And
Masters and Johnson's 1966 book Human Sexual Response.
And
A 1975 International Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics article titled, " Effect of Hysterectomy, Oophorectomy and estrogen therapy in libido"
Women who experience uterine or**sm before hysterectomy will not experience it after surgery because the muscular uterine contractions cannot occur without a uterus.
The loss of uterine or**sms will only be missed by women who experienced or**sm before the surgery. The more s*xual and sensual a woman is the more she has to lose. Although a small number of Hysterectomized women report experiencing slight va**nal wall contractions after surgery, most women report a total loss of s*xual feeling
The va**na is shortened during a hysterectomy and made into a closed pocket that is surtured shut at the top of the va**na which causes a loss of natural elasticity of the va**nal tissue. Some women are no longer able to have in*******se because their va**nas were made so short it has become physically impossible...
The ovaries, fallopian tubes, uterus, cervix, cl****is and va**na are interconnected with networks of muscles, ligaments and nerves, arteries and veins. Much of the nerve and blood supply that exists throughout the female pelvis and beyond must be severed to remove the uterus.
The physical loss from severing the rich nerve and blood supply to the uterus, sets into motion a domino effect that impacts every cell in a woman's body. It reduces the blood flow throughout the pelvic area and legs and damages the nerves that supply sensation to the ovaries, va**na, l***a, and cl****is, as well as the feet and the ni***es.
Sexual loss is the predictable outcome of severing the nerves, blood supply and ligaments that attach to the female s*x organs. And because human s*xuality is part of a person's personality s*xual loss leads to other changes which women experience after surgery. Personality change, loss of vitality, irritability, difficulty interacting with others and insomnia all stem from the loss of s*xual feeling, or**sm and s*xual energy when the uterus is removed.
With the loss of s*xual feeling after hysterectomy the desire for s*xual intimacy is often diminished or lost entirely.
What kind of people would do this to another person?
I don't know how these gynecologists sleep at night!

New Zealand is the TOP 3RD COUNTRY IN THE WORLD FOR UNNECESSARY HYSTERECTOMIES.The glossy brochure and the basic consent...
14/02/2026

New Zealand is the TOP 3RD COUNTRY IN THE WORLD FOR UNNECESSARY HYSTERECTOMIES.
The glossy brochure and the basic consent is bearing on illegal. They do not tell you of nerve damage, bowel damage, bladder damage, pelvic prolapse, heart problems, oesto.
So vague is their consenting it is FRAUD.

It is disgusting to think the New Zealand Government is allowing these professionals to do anything they want to women without accountability, conscience, whistleblowers or even monitoring what goes on in their Health Departments.

Please bare in mind.
- Not one device is monitored.
- Not one medical procedure is monitored.
- No reasons for rampant hysterectomies are monitored. Just let loose on innocent women whom trusts doctors.

Hysterectomy Educational Resources and Services (HERS) Foundation
# FACTS

**FACT: **Women report a loss of physical s*xual sensation after hysterectomy.

**FACT: **A woman’s va**na is shortened, scarred and dislocated by hysterectomy.

**FACT: **Hysterectomy’s damage is life-long. Among its most common consequences, in addition to operative injuries are:
* heart disease
* loss of s*xual desire, arousal, sensation and uterine or**sm
* weight gain
* osteoporosis
* bone, joint and muscle pain and immobility
* painful in*******se, va**nal damage
* displacement of bladder, bowel, and other pelvic organs
* urinary tract infections, frequency, incontinence
* chronic constipation and digestive disorders
* debilitating fatigue
* loss of stamina
* altered body odor
* loss of short-term memory
* blunting of emotions, personality changes, despondency, irritability, anger, reclusiveness and suicidal thinking

**FACT: **No drugs or other treatments can replace ovarian or uterine hormones or functions. The loss is permanent.

**FACT: **The medical term for the removal of the ovaries is castration. 73% of women are castrated during hysterectomy.

**FACT: **The uterus and ovaries function throughout life in women who have not been hysterectomized or castrated.

**FACT: **Armed with information, 98% of women **HERS** referred to board-certified gynecologists after being told they needed hysterectomies, discovered that, in fact, they did not need hysterectomies.

**FACT: **Gynecologists, hospitals and drug companies make more than $17B dollars a year from the business of hysterectomy and castration.

What is
Casey Costello MP
Simeon Brown MP
Carmel Sepuloni MP
Mark Mitchell MP
Paul Goldsmith
Christopher Luxon
Or any etchical MP - are they going to instigate a criminal investigation into The Women's Health Department of New Zealand?

Hysterectomy Educational Resources and Services (HERS) Foundation  # Hysterectomy Myths vs Facts**Female Anatomy Exposed...
14/02/2026

Hysterectomy Educational Resources and Services (HERS) Foundation
# Hysterectomy Myths vs Facts

**Female Anatomy Exposed:**

If the female s*x organs were visible like the male s*x organs,
would they still be removed from 622,000 women each year?

**Myth:** “Only men have go**ds.”

**FACT:** A woman’s go**ds are her ovaries. Removal of the ovaries is castration, and the aftereffects are to women what the aftereffects of removal of the testicles are to men.

**Myth:** “Sex will be better than ever after hysterectomy.”

**FACT:** Removal of the uterus causes the loss of uterine or**sm, one of the many irreversible consequences of hysterectomy.

**Myth:** “After the surgery you’ll feel like a million bucks!”

**FACT:** The most common problems women report after hysterectomy include loss of s*xual feeling, loss of vitality, bone/joint/muscle pain, fatigue, and personality change.

**Myth:** “Doctors don’t perform as many hysterectomies as they used to.”

**FACT:** Less than 2% of all hysterectomies are life-saving. Most hysterectomies are performed for benign conditions, not medical problems. The rate of cancer in the female s*x organs and the male s*x organs is almost identical. The rate of male s*x organ removal is statistically insignificant, and yet in the last decade an average of 622,000 hysterectomies and 454,000 female castrations were performed each year in the U.S. That’s more than one every minute of every hour of every day. There are 22 million women alive today in America whose s*x organs have been removed.

**Myth:** Doctors don’t have enough time to provide information about female anatomy and the functions of the female organs before they tell women to sign hysterectomy consent forms.

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