Rebecca Buckley shares her experience of living with endometriosis, a chronic disease that causes severe pain and excessive bleeding during menstruation.
Rebecca Buckley has never had a 'normal' period. It's always been incredibly heavy, lasting longer than two weeks, with intense pain and cramping. It took seven years for her to be diagnosed with endometriosis.
Despite having laparoscopic surgery, every period led to a hospital admission due to severe pain and excessive bleeding.
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