Deaf Women's Health: Briana's ASL Story on Adenomyosis

Continuing our focus on women’s health issues, did you know that anywhere from 20% - 60% of women may have a condition called adenomyosis? This condition involves the lining of the uterus wall. Unfortunately, it often goes undiagnosed, and very few women are even aware of it. Briana shares her experience learning of her diagnosis of adenomyosis and how it affected her life.
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[@HarbDeaf]

Ahh i can relate w doctors giving wrong info or attitude. Good to know we don't always have to listen or follow what they say.

[@tiggerlady2352]

Thank you for sharing your an experience. Congratulations!! 😊

[@ks-cf9mn]

Congratulations! I am curious after the doctor gave you negative comments. Did you continue suffer pain til you become pregnant?

[@jamilamartinez-berthiaume2115]

You wa mimy lv. Fl