Guest guest Posted February 27, 2004 Report Share Posted February 27, 2004 Hello Carla & any others with insights-- Only slightly off-topic: Carla, I value your insights and approach to our various fibroid-related issues very much. I have run across the website of Ann Kent, who has written a book called " Saving the Whole Woman -- Natural Alternatives to Surgery for Pelvic Organ Prolapse and Urinary Incontinence. " Her website is http://www.wholewoman.com, and a sample of her book is at http://www.healingthepelvicfloor.com/sample.pdf I am especially interested in comments and insights re: her analysis of human bipedal/primate pelvic structure, which is in the pdf book sample file (the second link above). Why I say this is only slightly off-topic -- I've had a cystocele (bladder prolapse) since childbirth 26 years ago, and the opinion of several of my doctors has been that the extremely large fibroid I was harboring exacerbated it. 2+ months post-surgery and it's too early to tell if there's any effect (except that my urinary urgency is TREMENDOUSLY improved). Kent is a nurse and has a history which will resonate with many of us -- had surgery 10 years ago to remove a fibroid and her doctor incidentally, and without fully informing her of risks, did bladder repair surgery which resulted in uterine prolapse. She claims to have studied and discovered methods involving posture, lifestyle and diet that improve prolapsed pelvic organs. She shares some of the " emotional issue " analysis with Northrup and others, which I do not agree with, and the preliminary language in the book sample involves a lot of rejection of science, which I also do not agree with -- but she then details a complex analysis of pelvic organ structure which differs from the traditional ob/gyn etc. framework. I would like to understand whether there is anything to her analysis here. Thanks for all comments. Sunny Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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