Wendy K. Laidlaw

When I was a little girl, I decided that I wanted, my dream was to be bedridden all day.

and have isolation, depression, and be in it.

It's not a little girl's dream.

And it's so insulting to have that.

And I think what, and I know it's scary when somebody said to me recently, I feel like I'm going rogue from the medical profession by taking this other path.

And I was saying, well, twofold.

If you have a doctor or consultant or gynecologist who really cares about you and sees that his methods or her methods are making you sicker, they have a duty of care to at least support you on this new journey, at least want you well.

And do you know the other thing is, has no side effects gone natural route?

No.

The bonus is...

You get empowered and you feel good and you get to know your body and you're dealing with all these different things yourself as a part of a group.

A lot of people in the group have talked about becoming a boss of their endometriosis and endoboss.

And I've even trademarked the name endoboss because I think it really signifies you are an endoboss.

You are a boss of your endometriosis.

And it's not something that anyone...

anyone has ever sort of intimated is even possible in mainstream and i think again to be fair to the doctors they're just a byproduct of their training and they're the training organizations are run by the governments which are by the pharmaceuticals so it's not their fault but i do think that some women have been about oh well i don't know the natural route will my doctor be upset well if he cares about you he's going to want you to be well

And I've met some amazing doctors who have moved over into the natural route, if you like.

And this is not woo-woo stuff.

This is not like have a glass of ginger in the morning and all your symptoms will be gone.

This is like using the physiological and the biological processes and working with your body.