Adenomyosis & Going Forward

Thank you for watching my video!

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Hi beautiful souls! Thank you so much for being here and for your wonderful comments - I truly appreciate them ❤️ I try to read and answer as many as possible, and know that I’m just so thankful that you take from your valuable time to do so ❤️ Love & light!

[@Kim-qt7yn]

Eirin, YOU are not alone, you have a voice, I hear you! I too had adenomyosis for decades with horrendous bleeding, passing ridiculously huge clots and life altering pain. SO glad you said NO that you were not OK with waiting for surgery. At age 49 I had finally my uterus removed. Immediate relief from day one and free of pain, my overall health restored. Surgery is scary but SO WORTH IT! Another KZbinr@vintage bombshell had the same adenomyosis diagnosis after many years of suffering. She recently had the surgery to remove the uterus and she is thriving. Love, hugs and prayers coming your way. I am so excited for you to experience the restoration of your health and well being. I promise, you will not be disappointed-instant relief. Good days ahead for you Eirin!☮🙏

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you for lifting my spirits and strengthening my hope ❤️❤️ So sorry you too had to wait so long for relief; I’m so happy you finally got it 🥰🌸

[@Judy-wv4mx]

Please, Eirin - don't ever ever feel like you're wasting peoples time. You are an angel in my book. ❤❤💖💖🙏🙏 You deserve and should be able to ask all the questions to ease your mind.

[@lindacarr4890]

Navigating medical issues can be so very confusing, frustrating, and scary. You are your best health advocate. You are always in my thoughts and prayers. Stay strong.

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you ❤️❤️

[@robinrickett2691]

You’re such a kind and appreciative person and it’s so nice to see you sitting up and looking wonderful!!! Wishing you the best, always! With love from South Carolina USA.

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you so much! ❤️

[@MiniHarborStudio]

Hi Eirin, first time commenting (I think). I’m 35 with no kids and had a hysterectomy July 30th this year (just 2+ weeks ago). I can relate to some of your fears and concerns going into surgery. One of my fears was that they would start the surgery and then find out nothing was actually wrong and close me up without doing the hysterectomy. My surgeon reassured me that she would remove my uterus no matter what. And if that wasn’t the issue then we had more information to move forward with. I also have thought I was crazy and that it was all in my head. I was raised in the Old Apostolic Lutheran Church and was taught that menstruation was part of God’s curse to women and that we cannot complain or show that we are suffering, it is our lot in life. So I never talked about it and suffered from age 11 to 35. Didn’t realize that most girls didn’t have it this bad. Brutal periods. So much pain and agony. Feeling good for up to 7 days a month, and the rest was a struggle. I didn’t understand why I was so weak when everybody else was accomplishing things in life. I did finish school and get a bachelor’s degree, but working full time was impossible when I was struggling to get through most days. I would tell multiple doctors over and over again how I felt and we tried different hormonal birth controls but nothing helped. The hormones messed with my moods and made things worse. I was angry that it took so many years to finally be taken seriously, and I am still angry for all of the girls and women who are suffering and being ignored. It wasn’t until I was in my 30’s that I really started to talk about it and realize that my suffering was not the norm. I was then able to advocate for myself and really demand answers. Which led me to the hysterectomy. My surgery and recovery have been an absolute breeze. I’ve felt no pain, only an absence of pain! My doctor thinks that I was in such bad pain for so long that the surgery pain barely registers as discomfort. They found endometriosis, adenomyosis, cysts on tubes and ovaries, inflamed and angry cervix. They drained the ovarian cysts and I was able to keep them and prolong early menopause. I feel amazing. Years of festering bad energy is gone, and I feel free! I am sending all of the love and good vibes your way as you move forward in this journey. It will be life changing and a major hurdle to be past. And if there are still issues moving forward, this will at least remove this one as a factor. Sending love. ❤

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Oh wow, you have been through so much 🫢 I am so sorry you had to suffer for so long 😔 It is truly terrible when religion creates barriers for people to gain knowledge, ask for help and get help. As a Christian myself, it is baffling to me to equate abuse with love, but that is truly a sad reality. Telling someone that you’re made to suffer, for being a woman; is abuse. I’m horrified that you had to suffer for so long, and so happy you finally got relief ❤️❤️🥹 Thank you for being here 🥰

[@AnaFernandez-jp5uh]

I had a hysterectomy at 30. My doctor ended up doing a complete hysterectomy because I had severe endometriosis. I had no idea I had it. I had horrific pain with my periods and they were heavy. Immediately after my surgery, I felt so much better. I was sad that I would not have the option of having children, however, I am grateful to feel so much better and no longer have to worry about ovarian cancer ( it runs in my family). I hope you will be feeling much better soon.

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

That is amazing, that it helped so much ❤️❤️ I understand how hard it must be to deal with not being able to have children 😔

[@ken-pr2df]

You give me hope and inspiration not to quit in my life!!

[@wendyhoward2699]

You are amazing, Eirin! You are never wasting my time-I love to hear where you are in your journey. Many blessings.

[@patriciaegan7370]

You have so much on your plate, but know that you are in my prayers. I appreciate this update.

[@naomisgram1]

I was going to say the same thing, so many issues. I’m things we be a lot better after the surgery, it must not put off. ❤❤❤

[@polliebain7450]

I know it's been said countless times before - but only because it is true. Erin is an inspirational young woman - her generosity of spirit - her kindness and goodwill towards all of us who are so lucky to live normal lives is endlessly humbling. Love and thanks from France 🙏💕

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you so much 🥹❤️🥰

[@stitchesbysea]

Wishing you all the absolute best for the operation. Thank you so much for speaking up about women's health issues, so many of us have suffered through with a lack of information out there. You always add sunshine to my day.

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Likewise ☀️

[@moonloversheila8238]

Oh Eirin, I can relate to so much of what you say. The pain, the flooding and the cramps were awful. I was found to have both endometriosis and adenomyosis and had a total hysterectomy at 39. All that was instantly gone although there were some problems adjusting afterwards. I was lucky in that I already had my two children. I wish you all the very best and I hope that you can have the surgery sooner rather than later.

[@joane5777]

Eirin, we know our bodies best. Even if we aren't sure which way to turn. Sending you many blessings dear one. I always feel it in my heart when you say "Hello beautiful souls." You are one as well!! Much love from NJ, USA ❤ Joan

[@nereidgreen6653]

Good deal. Very nice that both scans were able to be completed during one MRI session. And Gilmore Girls to boot! Praise God your pain has been validated. So many years of suffering. So glad it will all be remediated with surgery. Thanks for sharing + the education. 📚 12:45 I’m confident you won’t pass.

[@Fuzzer227]

Dear Eirin You've been on my mind and in my heart and I hope all is moving forward for you to get rid of pain and regain health and your healthcare providers listen to you!! Sending you love and a warm hug!! Seems I think of you often as I look out my window at birds and flowers and butterflies:)! Love to you, Maureen

[@sued1116]

Eirin, you should ask the Dr. as many questions as you have. It's their job, and it's your health. You are such a kind soul. I'm sorry they failed you. Prayers you get the medical care you need AND deserve. God Bless you💕🙏

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you 🥰❤️

[@TimSaundersC4]

I can only imagine how challenging it must be to face so many difficulties at once. It’s disheartening that your doctor wasn’t more supportive, but your strength in sharing your journey shows how resilient you are. I truly hope that the surgery you need comes through sooner than expected, bringing you some much-deserved relief. Please know that you’re in my thoughts, and I’m sending you all the positivity and strength as you continue to push forward. Keep going-better days are ahead.

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you so much, Tim! Happy you’re here ❤️

[@WabeWalker100]

Twice now I’ve faced almost impossible odds. Each time I said to my friends and family, I just don’t see any way out of this. Each time I was saved in a way that was almost impossible to believe. In hindsight, I can say, without a doubt, that the two worst things that happened to me were, by far, also the two best things that happened to me. You just never know what’s going to happen and what the eventual result will be. You need to be less afraid though. The fear of a particular circumstance can be as bad, or even worse, than the actual circumstance. You just have to keep going forward, making decisions - even if they’re the wrong decisions. Don’t allow fear to defeat you. You already know this.

[@paveldenisenko509]

Eirin, you are so cute! Thank you for your videos. I'm happy to know that such kind and beautiful people live on Earth💛

[@tmp1111]

Good for you for asserting yourself and saying it's "not ok for me to wait" for the surgery. This is why I have female doctors for my woman's health issues. Keeping you my prayers ❤ 1

[@Kay-gb3pt]

It’s so great to get an update from you! Even though the news means surgery for you, I know it’s a relief to have some answers and a plan for treatment. I have some health conditions that I’m still trying to get diagnosis for or at least some idea of what’s causing them. It can be so frustrating and stressful to our mental, physical, and spiritual health. I’ll be praying for a successful surgery with a good recovery and healing. You’re such a bright light to me, I hope you know what a wonderful impact you have on people. Thank you for sharing your journey with us ❤

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you for being here 🥰 Best of luck with your health journey ❤️🙏

[@reneesmith3033]

Eirin, glad that you got confirmation you ARE NOT a hypochondriac! It is so good to see you up. You are loved, sweet lady. God bless

[@pamd6532]

Love you so much. Wish I could be by your side. You never, ever, ever are wasting our time. Your followers care deeply

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

🥰❤️🌸💖

[@emilyfisher9924]

I do the weekly study of the "Come Follow Me" in the BOM this year and it is definitely a Liahona to me to read the words of Christ daily A week ago was a little rough for me and I came across this scripture that really gave me alot of comfort. It's in Alma 36:3 And now, O my son Helaman behold, thou art in thy youth, and therefore, I beseech of thee that thou wilt hear my words and learn of me; for I do know that whosever shall put their trust in God shall be supported in their trials, and their troubles, and their afflictions and shall be lifted up at the last day. I know throughout my life I have been supported and sustain in my own refiners fire and it's in many different ways. God as supported and it's usually through my angels friends and family here on earth and heaven above. Another one of my favorite scriptures I love since I was a teenager is in Alma 36:21 Yea, I say unto you, my son that there could be nothing so exquisite and so bitter as were my pains. Yea, and again I say unto you my son, that on the other hand, there can be nothing so exquisite and sweet as my joy. I am thankful for Jesus to help me become better to reach my full potential and to not let my soul sink in despair because there is always hope and love in Christ and in the end I may be bruise and wounded but I will be healed and lifted up to be in my true place with God. I will keep you in my prayer Erin

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you so much for sharing; I have that verse highlighted in my scripture 🥰❤️

[@debrakroeker2160]

Hi Eirin, so glad to hear from you! I pray you are scheduled quickly for the surgery so you can put this behind you, love from Calgary, Canada

[@lisatracy2914]

God has a plan and he wants you here longer. I suffered with Endometriosis and had a total hysterectomy. I felt so much better after the surgery. I don’t miss the pain and bleeding. It’s so nice to not be in pain! Best of Luck and hope you get in soon. Keeping you in my prayers.

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you, I truly appreciate it 🥰💖

[@lisatracy2914]

@@eirinceciliegjedrem your so welcome. God Bless

[@ReneeHiller-g5r]

Thank you for advocating for yourself, Eirin! Throughout my life, I've seen so many devastating cases of medical neglect and malpractice, and being a victim of medical error myself, I'm sad to say that my trust in the medical community is deeply shaken. I implore everyone to always trust their own experience, feelings and judgement when it comes to evaluating uncomfortable sensations or pain in their body. Only you know your body, and only you suffer the consequences if something goes wrong. If you feel that your doctor's diagnosis is not plausible, never shy away from getting a second, third or even fourth opinion. It is your life, and it is your right. Take good care of yourself, Eirin, as I know, you always do!

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you for your encouragement! 🙏❤️

[@janelannan4913]

Hello kindred spirit....always a pleasure to hear from you no matter what. ...sending luv light grace and utmost respect to your beautiful soul....from boston

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Same to you! 🥰❤️

[@robinames60]

Hello Beautiful Soul 💫 It’s so nice to see you sitting up, because I know you are happiest when you are. You are such a bright light in this world. God still has plans for you here. I’ve never met anyone like you. Despite all of the challenges that you are facing, you always have faith, hope, and positivity. My wish for you is that the surgery is successful, I’m praying 🙏 that it will be. Also, that you get good news from your MRI of your pressure sore. I am praying for healing 🙏 I know that you are scared. Try not to worry. Know that God will take care of you. Much love ❤

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you so much for the uplifting 🥰🌸❤️

[@porlina8784]

Hey angel .... Been away for a few days so just watched this. I know it seems like you have many mountains to climb but just think how much of an improvement you will feel once it's all done. Don't lose sight of the end result because it will eliminate the risks and fears. Keep us updated. We have everything crossed for you and we pray that you get sorted soon and feel the benefit ❤xxxx

[@Fuzzer227]

Dearest Eirin So happy to see your smiling, energetic, hopeful, honest, sharing face❤ wishing you a speedy and safe and successful surgery soon!! Sending prayers everyday ❤ Love, Maureen

[@lindaintexas]

Hi Eirin, It is nice to see you up and looking good. I’m happy you have a diagnosis that can be treated that will help. 🙏🏻 Prayers for your health. You have many, many online friends saying prayers. Prayers for your family also. 🙏🏻

[@Charis88848]

My brother who's a doctor always says many doctors act as if you're only allowed 1 chronic or lifelong condition so that if you're diagnosed with 1 thing they are resistant to diagnosing a second one. I can relate and I'm sorry you've had to wait so long for something that isn't that hard to diagnose xxx❤

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

That does make sense; I have more than 5 chronic diagnoses between my spinal cord injury, female health and mental health, so no wonder they might be even more hesitant 😅😰❤️ I even joke sometimes when people ask if I have any hobbies; «I collect diagnoses» - sure feels like it 🤭🙄

[@dianathefiberfan]

I was so excited to see you had posted a new video! You are an inspiration to me. I hope and pray your surgery goes well and gives you the relief you need!! ❤🙏🙏❤️

[@elizabethcollins8817]

Praying for you and your family 🙏🏼🕯️

[@LR-2323]

I wish you all the best, dear Eirin!🍀🌸

[@sassyherbgardener7154]

Eirin, thank you very much for the update! I'm so glad that you have an answer to your health problem. I had both of those conditions, and I want to say that the hysterectomy is such a relief, after suffering with these symptoms for years, and nearly bleeding to death! I was able to have my life back, and I have been thankful to God for that miracle. I can not imagine suffering with this, along with your other issues. I know that God is going to bring you a miracle, too. Bless you, my sweet friend. I am praying for you to get your relief! We are here with you, Sweet Lady! Thank you for letting us know how you are doing. I will be praying for your mom and mom-in-law, too! Hugs and Love from OK, USA

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you so much 🤍✨🙏

[@blissbliss3531]

♥♥♥ We have to take charge alot out here Elrin...sometimes its time to move on from Drs. that just are perhaps no longer a fit...sad and we hope we are correct, but we must keep getting input and speak with other Drs. so I am glad you are your own Advocate too out here...what a lot of work for us and hoping we are not being overly pushy but you know you body feelings and they do not

[@lovelast4evergemma508]

Oh Wow, how hard that is to feel like you are not being heard because, 😔 sadly some doctors behave this way- God Bless you for continuing to try to get to the bottom of this and not give up. Now you can move forward and go to a doctor that treats you as an individual. It's your body you know how you feel and you know what it's doing. Praying for you to make it through surgery with flying colors and for things to be BETTER!!! Praying Our Most Holy Mother Mary to cover you with her Mantle and keep you Safe and calm Jesus I Trust in you 🙏✨✝️✨🕊️🙏 O' Mary conceived without sin Pray for us who have recourse to Thee 🕯️🌹🕊️💝

[@karendavidson6272]

Hi Eirin, so glad that you speak up for yourself and don’t accept surgery in November. The sooner the better I agree. You have such a lovely way of speaking. I hope and pray that the surgery will take care of the BP spikes caused by the autonomic dysreflexia . Also hoping and pray for the healing of the pressure ulcer- so many challenges, but you still reflect so much hope and light❤ all the best to you and your family❤ Karen

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you, Karen ❤️❤️

[@patti9339]

I suffered from menorrhagia and had my uterus and cervix removed at age 27. Best decision I ever made for myself. You are in my prayers. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

🥰❤️

[@crazylovingit]

I'm so happy for you to finally have an answer. You're in my thoughts and prayers as in the days ahead you proceed with the surgery and gain freedom from pain and experience restored health. God bless you sweet friend...

[@traditionalgirl3943]

🙏🙏🙏 for and your loved ones every day. Things will get better. God bless. ✝️🌷❤️

[@jsun3639]

Love your aura and vibe. Many blessings to you ~

[@mariehernandez8431]

Sending you prayers for healing. Sorry you’re suffering so much. Have a beautiful day. ❤️🌻🙏🏻Psalm 23

[@micheleroyce4177]

Thoughts, prayers and love to you sweet lady. You deserve to have your life back!❤ You are right, something needed to be done so much sooner. ❤ Good to hear from you.❤

[@laurarebb6923]

Hi!! I just “found” you!!! Listen- I know how it is. I have chronic pain. Everyday is a challenge. I’m so very glad to have found you!! You are so beautiful and inspiring!!! Post soon!! I look forward to more videos from you!!! Ask the Drs your questions!!! Research!! We must advocate for ourselves!!!! Loves and hugs to you, brave girl. You are a light! ❤❤❤❤🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@michelleannaaao]

This is great news to hear! I can’t believe you’ve been suffering with the adenomyosis for so long with no answers. That is terrible! I am in my 3rd year of medical school in the US & I always learn so much from your videos. Thank you for sharing. ❤

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you for being here ❤️❤️ Best of luck in your studies! 🤩🙌💖

[@MiMiOnTheGoGo]

Oh Eirin, you sweet girl. Your gyn history is very similar to mine. Agonizing cramps and FLOODING from my very first cycle on. I had (truly miraculously) my 2 daughters without any issues getting pregnant, so endometriosis was never on my doctor’s radar. They never doubted something was wrong, but because of the easy/healthy pregnancies, they just weren’t looking in the right place. After 2decades of ER trips, with a myriad of other belly symptoms confusing things, more guesses at diagnosis and tests than I can list with zero answers to show for it, more tears than imaginable, my doctor said, the uterus just needed to be removed. I was only 38, but the symptoms were getting progressively worse by the month. When I woke from surgery, which took hours longer than predicted, he explained he could barely believe the mess he found. Severe endo growing all over organs than created scar tissue “gluing” them to each other, plus the adenomyosis through the muscle of the uterus. None of this showed on my scans, US, MRI, XRays. My bladder needed to be repaired and I lost an ovary that was too mangled to save, but able to keep the other, so prolonged my own estrogen source (thankfully for my bones’ sake). I can say definitively, WITHOUT ONE SPECK OF HESITATION, I felt better 2 weeks after that massive surgery than I had in 20 years. It was like I had the rotting garbage attacking me from inside, and then it was all gone! My body was finally able to heal, calm down and just be normal instead of chronic inflammation and pain. I pray that you will find relief and healing. We only have so much energy and this is using up a lot. I agree that it’s likely contributing to other health problems due to the terrible chronic strain on all systems. Surgery is hard on us, but at least once it’s done, energy is now being utilized for healing instead of fighting a losing battle. Good for you that you voiced, “No, I can’t wait until November”! You are amazingly resilient and inspire me every single episode. Thank you for sharing your life with us. What a blessing you are! You help thousands around the world have a better life by letting us know your story. Please continue to share as you are able. Much love from the USA to you, your darling husband and kitty. 💜

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you so much for sharing your story ❤️ So sorry you had to go through such Hell, but I am happy you finally got the help you needed 🥰❤️

[@lesliemadden3642]

My prayers for peace and healing for you.

[@lisashelley2084]

You are just precious & deserve comfort & happiness. I pray that all these issues will work out for you & your family. Much love & hugs.

[@kimjenkins8973]

You are a warrior! Love you Eirin ❤

[@lynneedwards9704]

Hi Eirin, so lovely to see you, I hope you hear about your operation soon. You are such a lovely person and I was happy when your video popped up. Sending love and hugs from the UK.xxx❤️

[@limlianhui9462]

My colleague had such heavy bleeding she would bring thick towels to sit on and a whole pack of night pads and adult diapers to work the first day of her cycle, she would change them out every 2 hours and they would be soaked through! After about 3 months of this I read about this condition and told her and she went to the doctor’s to get it fixed. I think she took 3 weeks off for the procedures and to recover but the first month she was back it was such an improvement for her and she was so grateful that she bought me a dainty little cake! I still cannot believe she lived through it for almost 15 years and no one thought to find out more to help her, but am happy I did and she’s now so much better.

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Oh wow, poor woman 😔🫢 So happy she’s doing much better! 🥰❤️

[@sueswandove]

I watched your video before going to bed. I happened to wake up at 4am and couldn’t get back to sleep. Then I was thinking about you and your upcoming surgery, and praying that angels will be with you and be there guiding the doctor’s hands and the entire medical team. Looking forward to hearing when your surgery will be scheduled. 💕

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you 🥰❤️

[@maryhamric]

I'm so glad you see hope coming for you. 💗💗 It's understandable to be scared of what is to come and good for you pushing to get this done. Much love to you. Jesus has you.

[@peacefulpoate5613]

❤ you are so gloriful to know ! So many of us are with you to share a comforting hug that you might feel overwhelmed. Just shrug off what you cant handle and come back for more later. Always with you in good faith and strength beautiful one ❤

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you so much! 🥰❤️

[@susanrnbc]

I am so sorry that you had to go through this for so long without any answers…but so thankful that you finally know what is going on with this! And dealing with the medical establishment seems never to be easy these days. We went through so much to get my husband’s diagnosis and then to get his surgery scheduled. Prayers continue for you!

[@mariasammons3529]

You are so brave! Your strength is inspiring x

[@lovelast4evergemma508]

Thor just is full of gifts for you🤩🌅 I continue to keep your entire Family and caregivers in my prayers🕯️🌹✝️🙏 Congratulations Thor 🎉🎉❤ I'm pretty sure my Chloe would catch a mouse but, pretty sure my Tuxi kitty would run away from it and leave the job to her sister Chloe lol THANKS Sooo very much for the updates Eirin Hugs and Love Gemma

[@DW-bc2gl]

It's so good to see you sweet, lady. God bless you

[@charlesbrown4513]

Interesting information, I did not have endometriosis, but maybe I had what you are describing.. I suffered from horrible cramping all my days.. finally aging fixed it. I send my blessings to you that you get this resolved.

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Sorry to hear that ❤️ With Adenomyosis, it can appearantly go away with menopause - but one should not have to suffer for years and years, not knowing what is wrong 😔

[@dianneoehman9147]

🥰Praying for you and your loved ones, as well as your whole medical team to be guided by The LORD as you go through this trial 🙏🏼GOD Bless sweet angel !❤️

[@andydurbs]

You are a very impressive lady 🙏🏻 Keep your faith in God 🙂🙏🏻✝️

[@marylousiwarski8910]

God bless you. ❤

[@gottabsunny]

Sending love & prayers! "Be still & know that I am God". Be at peace & positive. ❤ 🙏

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you ❤️

[@nancyhensler5569]

Eirin, you are such a beautiful person inside & out. Don't ever feel like you're wasting anyone's time. You should ask the questions & never feel rushed. I will keep you & your family in my prayers. Thank you for sharing this video with us. God bless you.❤🙏

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you so much 🥰

[@PaulineFrances923]

Thinking of you and sending lots of positive thoughts your way this week!! ❤

[@thomasp.kitten2517]

Sending you a big, warm virtual hug.

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

❤️

[@nancykistner7167]

Eirin, I hope your surgery goes well (I believe it will!❤) and it is very soon. Then you will feel so much better and can put this all behind you. Doctors need to really listen and understand their patients know their own bodies. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@bnic9471]

So glad you have you have some answers. For my sister, it just meant awful, heavy periods, not autonomic dysregulation. For my sister, an endometrial ablation helped. Best of luck in pursuing treatment and relief! I will have a cardiac ablation on August 29th for atrial fibrillation, which can also cause strokes. Please wish me some luck, too.

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

I wish you all the very best and good luck! ❤️❤️

[@christyscheppan9330]

Thanks for your update. Sounds like the Drs. are finally getting to deal with your problem. Hope they get back to you soon. Congrats on your special friends and their lives ahead. Take care. 💐💕🙏🏻

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you so much 🌸💖

[@rachealsmith5138]

It sounds like maybe some good news for you…. Although it is scary, I think that the surgery may help a lot of your issues! Congratulations to all of your friends! I am glad you get to be a part of the planning, that must be exciting! Many prayers for your mom , your mommy, and you! I believe that this will go wonderfully for you! Oh! And to the brave mouse catcher…. Wonderfully done!! ❤❤ Thank you so much for the update, and so much love and good warm fuzzies coming your way!! ❤😊❤

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

It was such a relief in so many ways 😌 Thank you so much! 🥰❤️

[@elizabethdinovis8127]

You are such an incredible human, every time I watch one of your videos it inspires me to find new perspectives and strive to be my best self. Praying that the medical team will be guided during your surgery and that you get a lot of relief from it. I hope that they do not make you wait much longer, you have suffered so much. I agree with everything you said regarding women’s health. It’s infuriating. I really appreciate you sharing your life with us.

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you for being here ❤️

[@nadyneingrassia1479]

I'm glad you found out something. I'm praying you get the surgery ASAP, and all goes well, Sweetie. ❤❤

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you 🥰❤️

[@elliebeep27]

The algorithm recommended your videos. I'm so glad it did! As someone who also has adenomyosis (we assume, most doctors never listen)... It is the worst and I hope your surgery goes well

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

They sure are 😰 Thank you 🥰❤️

[@mariannekirby-le8bz]

Yes You have got that right. Women’s issues should be much more taken seriously . I love your honesty and openness . Women , young women, take note. More proactiveness is necessary. I will talk to my daughters about this because both of them have experienced problems. I am hoping and praying that things will work out for the best for you. A lot for you to go through. You are in my prayers and thoughts. ❤

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you 💖 I hope your daughters are okay ❤️

[@carmenrodriguez8814]

Dear Eirin! 2024 insists on being a challenge! I had endometriosis for a long time. Had a hysterectomy at 48. Feel better all the time. Praying that this new situation will resolve with surgery, it should. Also hoping you heal well from the pressure sore. 🙏🙏🙏 Glad to hear the Mom's are feeling better! As for you, keep the faith, positivity will give you hope and hope should lead to all being well. Please keep us updated on both situations. God Bless you always ❤🌹💐🙏

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you! 🥰❤️

[@Kay-gb3pt]

@@carmenrodriguez8814 You may want to recheck your spelling of the first word in your comment.

[@carmenrodriguez8814]

@@Kay-gb3pt Thank u!

[@andibar-niv5519]

Eirin, dear, beautiful soul. You can never waste anyone's time - you are amazing. Fingers crossed that you get the surgery date you want and all goes very well. All my thoughts and prayers are with you. Sending love and hugs from Israel.❤

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you, angel 🥰

[@andibar-niv5519]

@@eirinceciliegjedrem ♥️

[@MediaMaverick_]

My daughter finally has a laparoscopy this spring and they did find endometriosis. You’re so right that these issues are often not taken seriously. I hope you find some relief from knowing more as to what’s going on and have a path forward to feel better. You’re right to have it done asap. Take good care. ❤

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you ❤️ Best of luck to you and your daughter 🥰

[@abl1198]

You have such a weight on your shoulders, my heart breaks for you. But, you also have a Bright Light and it is beautiful. I will continue to send prayers for you.

[@Southerncookingbackwoodsliving]

Praying for you.

[@sharonpeta2390]

Dr need to listen to us more. We know more about our bodies than they do. I ended up with a 8cm clot in my leg and 3 in my ankle because my gyno wouldn’t listen and give me a hysterectomy but insisted on me taking 10 different kinds of birth control. Had the hysterectomy and haven’t looked back.

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

My goodness gracious 😮🫢 I'm so happy you’re doing better ❤️

[@marylape2342]

Oh, Eirin, you are such a strong woman! We will only have positive thoughts regarding your upcoming surgery. I too, had severe endometriosis and had a complete hysterectomy at age 32. After about three months I felt like a new woman. The pain was gone! I did not have adenomyosis so I cannot speak to that but will be praying that the surgery will be a complete success and you will feel better than you have in years! The only down side was the hot flashes that came with not having ovaries but once I got on hormone replacement medication I felt like I had my life back. Hang in there my new friend! Know that you are loved and have many prayers going up on your behalf. Cincinnati, Ohio USA

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

So happy this worked well for you 🥰❤️

[@aprilfox1057]

It was lovely to see you laugh Erin. Boy, you have had some challenges to overcome, but your record demonstrates you can overcome adversity. So, please don’t be hard on yourself and question if you experience hypochondria. Hope is a wonderful blend of desire and confidence, use it. Good luck with the surgery, I hope it will be successful and remove the issues you have tolerated for years. Sent with love.

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you ❤️❤️

[@judyguest5094]

So nice to see you!!! So glad you have some results.....

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Me too! 😅❤️

[@carmelaburrone5029]

Hello My Beautiful Soul...So wonderful to see you looking so well. You are truly an amazing woman and an inspiration to us all. Please know you are always in my thoughts and prayers 🙏. Sending love ❤ and hugs 🫂 from the USA🇺🇸. God Bless 🙌 🙏

[@lismi9178]

Oh hiiiiii, I was just thinking of you yesterday 😃. Wow, what a journey 😢 and I feel you. 10 years of doubting your perception, such bloody wasted time 😡. You are ONE hellova strong woman 💪❤️. You must share pictures of your dresses at those weddings ❤ Must watch the video a 2nd time, didn't catch the Thor topic 🐀🐯 Sending looooots of love ❤❤❤ from Vienna, Austria

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you so much! 🥰❤️ I will! Though I only have 1 dress; a bunad - the Norwegian national dress. It is made of wool, lots of wool, so it might be too hot to wear it 🥵 I will post a picture regardless 🥰

[@marilynnsuire876]

Sending prayer to you and your family

[@Maya-Alexdog]

I had adenomyosis too & hysterectomy. I was glad i did it.❤

[@shellcshells2902]

I had that condition and ended up needing a hysterectomy. I'm so glad I did. I'm praying for you ❤

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Thank you so much! 🙏🤍

[@zenawarrior7442]

I loved your blurb about woman talk, so sweet, was very mild description I thought😉I'm happy the MRI went so well but it seems in our times doctors aren't proactive anymore, we have to be our own researchers 😬. I am sorry that this is so worrysome & stressful😑😔😮Thanks for sharing, wishing you the best😊💟🌻🌈 You look so pretty ✨️🥿👒, have fun at the wedding, the mouse was funny🐈🐭

[@gertrudewelsh781]

Hoping you get the surgery quickly. 🤞

[@angelaarnett3333]

I’m so proud of you for advocating for yourself (though I wish you didn’t have to). Sending love from California ❤

[@happycamper1372]

I think a lot of doctors act the same way. I’ve been on blood pressure medicine and keep experiencing low blood pressure and I can hardly function. I’ve had 3 doctors tell me that it’s good to have low blood pressure that’s the goal. I’m like not when you can’t move because you are so weak and if you move too fast you get dizzy! On the other hand my husband’s eye surgeon has been precise in what he’s doing, he told us exactly what was going on, what he was going to do, & what we need to do to heal. That’s exactly what we should expect from doctors! We shouldn’t be guessing what is wrong with us!

[@Storygram8]

I had adenomyosis. It was growing in the muscle wall of the uterus and my uterus was triple in size and painful with very heavy bleeding. I had to have a hysterectomy and then they found a grapefruit size cyst on my right ovary. I could tell right after surgery and the relief was profound. This was over thirty years ago and they said there was a risk of eventually developing uterine cancer. The hysterectomy really improved my quality of life. I hope you are able to have surgery and they can also look around for endometrosis. I could not even sit upright during a period, it was so incredibly painful. Best wishes for a good outcome.

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

Oh my goodness 😓 So happy you’re better now ❤️❤️

[@Brighter7]

We miss you!!!

[@pattylyman7907]

Female health needs so much more attention. Unfortunately the notion that women are too emotional is still prevalent. That added to the fact so many women's health doctors are male. Good for you fighting the battle and finally getting answers!

[@AndJusticeForAll...1985]

Hey Erin, just wanted to say I love you, I think about you throughout my days sometimes. Not everyday or all the time but you do cross my mind. Just know you're in my thoughts and prayers. I've said this before but I really feel strongly about this thought. The thought is that God loves you and people in these most peculiarly bad situations health wise the most. That he loves the people that are suffering, the people being tortured mentally, the people at their wits end wondering "why me" the most. I feel like he loves you the most, even favors you above others. I feel this way because people that are otherwise normal and healthy, maybe rich, maybe successful, maybe just going on about their everyday life normally without care in the world. Do they even think about God? I think maybe some do. But we are talking less than 1 percent. When life is awesome and "normal" God doesn't come into the picture for most people. They may believe or say they believe but I think they are mistaken. God is a selfish God and he wants all the glory and all of the attention. And that's just the way it is. And I don't think them people give God what he wants. So I feel like people in your position are favored. Because God has forced you to give the glory to him. He's taken a lot away so that your eyes can see a more clear image of him. I'm being too explanatory but I think it's understandable what I'm trying to say. Maybe I'm wrong about my thoughts on this matter I don't know it's just how I feel. I see this life as an instant. Like a snap if a finger if defined in time. Compared to what's coming after this, whether it be the good place or the bad place. One of the 2 places is coming for all of us. And I'm more certain that you're going to the good place. I feel like you're right with God. I feel like you'd be crazy not to be. To have this struggle and then have a whole other life afterwards of struggle? No, you've thought about this and are smarter than that. Love ya.

[@eirinceciliegjedrem]

❤️