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thestonetheory
The Stone Theory :
Joelle has connected me with loved ones who have crossed over multiple times and each one has been so incredibly special! Her gift is so beautiful and her presence is incredibly healing. Each time my loved ones have brought little pieces of themselves forward to assure me it was them and left me with sweet messages. It's a really amazing and peaceful feeling after connecting with a loved one that has left the earth and I'll definitely be back for more readings and healings with Joelle! ✨✨✨ -Kristin
2026-08-13 21:42:27
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diemme03
Diemme :
I have, Joelle, in January this year. But I'm still waiting for the prophecy to actualize. Nevertheless, your physical description of my future mother-in-law in spirit and her home was accurate.
2026-08-09 05:12:54
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buttewzbbl9
Nessa🦋 :
Joelle is a beautiful soul. Her mediumship and healing is amazing. I am so grateful to have met her. Thank you Joelle 🫶🏽🫶🏽
2026-08-08 16:45:37
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chad_michael_1
Chad_Michael :
Had a fantastic session on Joelle’s live. She connected with my father who has been past for 29 yrs. All the evidence she presented was spot on. She help put a smile on my face for the rest of the week. Highly recommend a session with her! 🫂
2026-08-08 15:05:44
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truekindly
True Kindly :
Joelle is phenomenal in a her healing & reading. She always makes every reading memorable
2026-08-08 01:17:41
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📌 Vaginal splinting: when external pressure isn’t enough. With a rectocele, the rectum bulges forwards into the back vaginal wall, creating a pocket where stool can become trapped 💩 Pressing externally on the perineum may help some women—but for others, it simply isn’t enough. 👉 By gently supporting the back vaginal wall internally, some women can flatten the pocket and create a straighter route for the stool to pass. 🔸 This is called vaginal splinting. The support is applied vaginally rather than through the rectum. It is not scooping or digital evacuation ❌ A rectocele is the condition most commonly associated with vaginal splinting, but it isn’t the only possible explanation. Other causes of obstructed bowel emptying can include: 🔸 An enterocele 🔸 Internal rectal intussusception 🔸 Pelvic-floor muscles that do not relax and coordinate properly 🔸 More than one pelvic-floor problem occurring together Splinting may help manage the immediate problem, but it does not diagnose or treat the underlying cause.  If you regularly need internal support to empty your bowel—particularly alongside pain, bleeding, constipation, leakage or a vaginal bulge—speak to your GP and ask about referral to a pelvic-floor physiotherapist, urogynaecologist or colorectal specialist. 🔸 Always use clean hands 🔸 Keep nails short and smooth 🔸 Use lubricant if needed ⚠️ Never dig, scrape or force ✨ Vaginal splinting is a recognised technique included in NHS prolapse guidance. It isn’t disgusting. It is how some women manage a genuine bowel-emptying problem 🤍  📚 Sources: CUH; Apostolis et al., 2012. #rectocele #prolapse #menopause #womenshealth #constipation
📌 Vaginal splinting: when external pressure isn’t enough. With a rectocele, the rectum bulges forwards into the back vaginal wall, creating a pocket where stool can become trapped 💩 Pressing externally on the perineum may help some women—but for others, it simply isn’t enough. 👉 By gently supporting the back vaginal wall internally, some women can flatten the pocket and create a straighter route for the stool to pass. 🔸 This is called vaginal splinting. The support is applied vaginally rather than through the rectum. It is not scooping or digital evacuation ❌ A rectocele is the condition most commonly associated with vaginal splinting, but it isn’t the only possible explanation. Other causes of obstructed bowel emptying can include: 🔸 An enterocele 🔸 Internal rectal intussusception 🔸 Pelvic-floor muscles that do not relax and coordinate properly 🔸 More than one pelvic-floor problem occurring together Splinting may help manage the immediate problem, but it does not diagnose or treat the underlying cause. If you regularly need internal support to empty your bowel—particularly alongside pain, bleeding, constipation, leakage or a vaginal bulge—speak to your GP and ask about referral to a pelvic-floor physiotherapist, urogynaecologist or colorectal specialist. 🔸 Always use clean hands 🔸 Keep nails short and smooth 🔸 Use lubricant if needed ⚠️ Never dig, scrape or force ✨ Vaginal splinting is a recognised technique included in NHS prolapse guidance. It isn’t disgusting. It is how some women manage a genuine bowel-emptying problem 🤍 📚 Sources: CUH; Apostolis et al., 2012. #rectocele #prolapse #menopause #womenshealth #constipation

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