I had a total hysterectomy and bilateral salpingectomy (fallopian tubes removed) in April. For me, it was the best decision I could have made, and the timing was right. For me. It wasn't a decision made lightly. And to clear up some confusion (mostly with a few family members) -- it had nothing to do with birth control or restricting family size, and everything to do with saving my health, and maybe a little of my sanity.
This post shares my almost year-long experience in preparing for and recovering from my hysterectomy. I hope it can help, and give hope, to someone else struggling with pain and bleeding issues, or faced with this decision.
Monday, August 31, 2015
Wednesday, August 12, 2015
Eco Market Bags and a big update
Hello, friends! I've been working on a couple of posts for you, and while those are not yet publish-ready, I still wanted to drop in and give a little update or two.
First, some shop news. . . .
I've added a brand new product to my refabulous shop -- Eco Market Bags! They are patterned after the ever-present plastic bag, but the design and construction of my handmade market bags blows plastic bags away -- completely.
First, some shop news. . . .
I've added a brand new product to my refabulous shop -- Eco Market Bags! They are patterned after the ever-present plastic bag, but the design and construction of my handmade market bags blows plastic bags away -- completely.
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