Hillary McVeigh

I think every woman has it.

You can't, even if you've had a generation, you collectively.

We're all holding, we're all connected with each other.

There has been so much that has happened in that area.

Even if it's not just sexual, it can be just any form of betrayal, any form of self-sacrifice.

I came up with like betrayal of...

Feminine friendships and things like that, because again, we store everything there.

So can you please speak about your journey through endometriosis?

Because obviously this was a beautiful tool that I think a lot of women, yeah, it's becoming more and more common, isn't it?

It's become normalised.

And I think that's really important for people to understand, yeah, that they have options.

Yeah.

And I'm so glad you're doing this work because, yeah, I'm going to send them your way.

But I know a lot of women that are, like, they'll have the codeine and all the things.

Healing, becoming more free, more vital.

And I remember I'm actually reading a book by Carolyn Mears.

She talks all about energy around this.

And she was saying your biochemistry becomes your biology.

And exactly what you're saying with the yoni steaming, it's,

what you're moving through and then you're processing and you're feeling.