On Money Diaries this week, we meet a diarist with severe endometriosis and adenomyosis who spends $9796 on fertility treatments and finishes four books.
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I was incredibly naive about money. I am a natural spender and my parents spent a long time trying to teach me about the value of money. They even went to the extent of giving me a budget when I was about 14 and “pocket money” but I needed to pay all my expenses out of it. This included any sports club fees and associated gear, clothes, shoes, hair costs and outings with friends.
My brother was older when my parents went through the rough patch financially, and he’s a massive saver, maybe because he understood more of what was happening.and adenomyosis. I was diagnosed with the endo at 14 but in the past few years I found out about the adenomyosis when I had a massive flare-up. The result of this has been a lot of medical costs involving surgeries, associated treatments, pain medications et cetera. I also had to look intoas the endometriosis affected my fertility levels.
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