@somaa_chi: 16 years of pain. Countless hospital visitations . A diagnosis that changed everything. I’ve spent a long time trying to find the words for my story. I think I’m finally ready to share it. Im hoping to create a space for women to understand their bodies, ask questions, and feel less alone. 🩷 If you’ve ever felt like your pain was being dismissed, I hope you stay. #womenshealth #endometriosis #chronicillness #endoawareness

Damilola Awopegba :

this is my story and it seems like no one understands my pain

THE STREET PHARMACIST :

sending you loves and kisses Pharm🥰🥰

geraldinefayth :

As someone who developed this a few years ago out of nowhere I understand the painnnnnnnnn!!! It’s the most terrible thing to ever happen to any human being. One thing I started to do recently was taking ginger and it has helped a lot

Tomii :

Sending you lots of love ❤️

Asanwa001 :

Stay strong sweetheart ❤️❤️

Toyin Too Shakara :

I’m so sorry my darling baby ❤️

Nwabunwanne Akudolu :

God is your strength dear

WithLeona ✨ :

Sending you all my love. I got upset when a gynae spoke about getting pregnant like it was the solution to my pain.

Wabia :

Awwwn girll stay strong 🥹

Bacaba drinks :

Sending you all the hugs and love❤️

Daz Adamz :

Get well soon Nneso 🙏🙏

soffychic :

wishing you a speedy recovery my love.

Makeup Artist in Yaba/Surulere :

Sending you all my love❤️❤️

NANA DIVA 🇬🇭🇨🇦 :

Sorry queen

Papii_Anthov :

Sending love❤️🫶🏽

RealTalkWithSteph🎯🎤🗣️💯 :

❤️❤️❤️it will all pass babes🤗

Chioma✨Lifestyle|Food|UGC :

You a warrior girl

CAC & CONTENT TOOLS BOSS :

I’m so sorry

OBIANUJUNWA😌💕 :

@Official kingDarious :

I'm so sorry 😔 I thank God for your life 🙏🫂🫂🫂

Temiloluu :

Soo proud of you for speaking on this!🫂🫂 hope this helps someone elseee

donnaskylar :

Do we have an endometriosis specialist in Nigeria. And if yes where?

Flaky techy :

Had extreme cramps since I started menstruating at 10, it worsened as the years go by. There's no month I don't get admitted for pain, screaming like a woman in labour, can't walk, nausea and diarrhea hits you with light headedness. No pain medication works, even injections don't work until they give me anesthesia to let me sleep. Every gynecologist I saw told me it's normal, but I was dying. Until recently, a doctor placed me on the hormonal pill levofem to stop my period. I'm fine as long as I'm not menstruating

Abbie✨ :

Oohh dear!!!! Sending you lots of love and hugs 🫂 May God grant you speedy recovery 🙏

Dr. E | Health UGC Creator :

Takes courage to share this. Your story will help so many❤️. Wishing you the very best of health