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Your support can make a difference! Raising awareness for Endometriosis and assisting others to comprehend, cope and manage this disease has become the focus and driving force behind Missdiagnosed. Sharing experiences, at first therapeutic, has evolved into a crusade to encourage other women to speak up! One story at a time, we learn that we are not alone but instead the voices of 200,000,000 wome

n affected by Endo. By speaking up to raise awareness, we encourage more research and funding toward a cure to this disease.

07/25/2025

Bowel resection is a surgical procedure performed when endometriosis deeply infiltrates the bowel wall, usually affecting the re**um or sigmoid colon. In this operation, a segment of the affected bowel is completely removed, and the two healthy ends are surgically reconnected (anastomosis).

This procedure is indicated when:

- There is full-thickness involvement of the bowel by endometriosis tissue
- Conservative excision techniques (e.g. shaving or disc excision) are inadequate

Surgery is typically performed laparoscopically. A colorectal surgeon removes the affected segment. Anastomosis is done to restore bowel continuity. In some cases, temporary diversion with a stoma may be required to protect the anastomosis and allow healing, especially if the resection is low in the re**um or if there is concern for healing complications.

A multidisciplinary team approach is essential, involving both a gynecologist experienced in endometriosis surgery and a colorectal surgeon. Long-term outcomes show significant improvement in pelvic pain, bowel symptoms, and overall quality of life when the disease is appropriately excised.

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07/13/2025

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07/08/2025

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Have you ever noticed how the moment a woman refuses to tolerate lies, disrespect, or deceit, she’s suddenly labeled as “difficult”? How the second she stands up for herself, draws a line, or refuses to accept less than she deserves, she becomes “unstable,” “crazy,” or “bitter”? It’s almost like the world has a problem with women who have standards... especially when those standards challenge the comfort of a man who’s used to getting away with doing the bare minimum.

Let’s be real.... a woman who speaks her truth, calls out toxic behavior, and walks away from anything that disrespects her is not broken. She’s not hard to love. She’s not angry for no reason. She’s just tired of pretending she doesn’t see the red flags, tired of shrinking herself to keep the peace, tired of swallowing her emotions to protect someone else’s ego.
It’s not that she’s bitter... it’s that she’s done being betrayed and expected to stay sweet about it. It’s not that she’s unstable... it’s that she’s exhausted from carrying the weight of her own loyalty while constantly being tested. And it’s definitely not that she’s crazy... it’s that she finally stopped ignoring what her intuition was screaming all along.

The truth is, many men call women “crazy” when they can’t manipulate them. They call them “bitter” when they refuse to accept disrespect. They call them “difficult” when they realize she’s not going to play small just to be loved.

But here’s what they don’t understand: a woman who knows her worth is powerful. A woman who says, “I’m not accepting less than I give,” is unstoppable. And if protecting her peace makes her “too much”.... then let her be too much. Because the right man will never be intimidated by her strength, her boundaries, or her voice. He will honor it.

So let them talk. Let them misunderstand her. Because being labeled for standing firm is a small price to pay for keeping her dignity intact.
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