What happens if my endometriosis is left untreated? Ask Mayo Clinic
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What happens if my endometriosis is left untreated? Ask Mayo Clinic
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Understanding Recovery from Endometriosis Surgery
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Understanding Recovery from Endometriosis Surgery
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Hysterectomy, or the surgical removal of a woman's uterus, is a common gynecologic operation in the U.S. Dr. Megan Wasson, a medical and surgical gynecologist, says before a woman heads to the operating room, she should be aware of the various surgical and nonsurgical options available. http://mayocl.in/2yDB3np | Mayo Clinic
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Hysterectomy, or the surgical removal of a woman's uterus, is a common gynecologic operation in the U.S. Dr. Megan Wasson, a medical and surgical gynecologist, says before a woman heads to the operating room, she should be aware of the various surgical and nonsurgical options available. http://mayocl.in/2yDB3np | Mayo Clinic
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Understanding Adenomyosis and Endometriosis: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
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Understanding Adenomyosis and Endometriosis: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
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Mayo Clinic Explains Endometriosis
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Mayo Clinic Explains Endometriosis
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Treatment Options for Adenomyosis: Beyond Hysterectomy
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Treatment Options for Adenomyosis: Beyond Hysterectomy
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Understanding Laparoscopy vs Laparotomy Surgery
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Understanding Laparoscopy vs Laparotomy Surgery
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Menopause and Endo: Estrogen isn’t the Enemy with Dr. Megan Wasson
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Adenomyosis Awareness and Understanding
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@endometriosis_summit day #1 is coming to a close. Loved participating in all things focused on #endometriosissurgery. #Surgery is incredibly important in the treatment of #endometriosis, but frequently is not the only step. Looking forward to learning about #mindbodywellness tomorrow! #endometriosisawareness #endometriosisawareness🎗️ #endometriosisawarenessmonth
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You don’t lose yourself in a single, dramatic moment. You fade. In small ways. In “I’ll get to it later.” In choosing comfort over courage. In becoming efficient at surviving instead of intentional about becoming. Most men aren’t broken. They’re just… incomplete. They built a life. They carry responsibility. They provide. They show up. And yet something inside them knows: “This can’t be all I’m meant for.” Not more money. Not more stuff. Not even more success. More alignment. More presence. More
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Meet Dr. Megan & Learn About Her Personal Recovery From Prednisone Therapy
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You don’t lose a marriage all at once. You lose it in inches. In the missed glances. The rushed (or empty) goodbyes. The nights where “later” becomes “never.” The moments when effort—and creativity—fade and familiarity takes over. Your wife doesn’t wake up one day wanting someone else. She wakes up wanting to feel seen again. Desired. Chosen. Pursued. And if the man who vowed to do that stops… life has a way of reminding her what it feels like. Sometimes through other men. Not because she’s disl
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Dr Megan Wasson – Director of FIGO Division of Benign Surgery
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I wasn’t trying to make my wife happy. I was trying to get her to stay predictable so I could feel safe. I needed things to feel calm. Clear. Predictable. So when she didn’t respond the way I hoped, I felt tension — and tried to resolve my discomfort by moving her. Not with force… but with pressure. With tone. With disappointment. I didn’t know how to sit with my own unease, so I tried to manage the relationship instead. Everything changed when I realized my need for certainty was the real issue
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Criticism is the smoke. A man checking out is the fire. When he stops leading with calm strength and consistent presence, she steps into roles she never wanted—and resentment is the natural outcome. Her criticism stings, but your passivity suffocates the relationship. Most wives criticize because they feel alone, unsupported, or unseen—not because they enjoy conflict and pain. When a man rises in leadership, steadiness, and emotional clarity, the criticism disappears. Not by force… but by safety
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Most men aren’t trying to hurt their wife. They’re trying to help — but they’re leading with logic instead of presence. When a woman feels unsafe, her nervous system goes into protection mode. That can look like: • control • criticism • emotional hyper-intensity But underneath it…is fear — not manipulation. Safety isn’t built by fixing. It’s built by being regulated enough to stay and listening. This isn’t about blame. It’s about awareness. And awareness is where real responsibility begins. If t
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The best marriage advice | Dr. Chris Wasson
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Boys don’t lack strength. They lack balance. A boy reacts when life gets heavy. A man stays grounded and works it out. A boy needs to be right. A man takes responsibility for his actions. A boy avoids discomfort. A man moves toward what matters—even when it costs him. 5 deadly signs you’re married to a boy: 🧒 He gets defensive instead of curious 👦 He shuts down when things get tense 👦 He blames stress, work, or circumstances for his choices 👦 He avoids hard conversations 👦 He waits to feel
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This might be the most important relationship lesson I’ve ever learned (certainly top 5 💪): No one can make you happy. And no one can make you angry. Nobody can make you do anything, say anything, be anyone you don’t choose to be. You can choose to do the work. Change your expectations and patterns. Grow as a person. And eventually… something will shift. You will wake up one day and realize: “I’m growing. I’m changing. I’m becoming better…” …and then you’ll start to wonder: Are they growing too
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Dr. Megan Groves
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We’re a culture that diagnoses from pain. A hard relationship becomes a “disorder.” A wounded partner becomes “a narcissist.” A season of immaturity becomes a permanent identity. And when we name someone as the label, we quietly decide they can’t change. That’s the danger. Narcissistic behavior is common. But true Narcissistic Personality Disorder is rare. Most people who struggle emotionally aren’t broken. They’re protecting themselves. They learned—often at a very young age—that connection was
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If sex has disappeared, how you ask about it matters more than what you ask. Most couples don’t get honest answers because the conversation carries pressure, fear, or a demand for reassurance. If you want truth: regulate first. name your intention. ask about experience — no judgment. and don’t punish honesty with defensiveness. Desire doesn’t return through interrogation. It returns where it’s safe to be honest. If you want an honest answer, how you open the conversation matters more than the qu
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Most couples don’t struggle because they don’t love each other. They struggle because the routine of life slowly replaces the rhythm of connection. Kids… business… stress… survival mode… And before you know it, months pass without one intentional moment together. Here’s the truth: 💡 Consistency beats intensity — especially in marriage. A random date night once every few months can feel good in the moment… …but it doesn’t change the underlying pattern. It doesn’t lower chronic stress. It doesn’t
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5 ways we avoided divorce… after having kids. 1. We stopped keeping score. Marriage can’t survive a running tally of who’s more tired or who’s done more. 2. We learned to regulate before we spoke (install brain:mouth filter). Hard conversations only heal when both nervous systems feel safe. 3. We chose to find joy in sacrificing for each other. We stopped seeing sacrifice as loss—and started seeing it as love in action. 4. We made fun non-negotiable. Games. Laughter. Inside jokes. Play. Fun remi
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When we first get married, we’re a little delusional, and for good reason. Rose-colored glasses. Big expectations, dreams coming true. A quiet belief that this person will finally complete me. Then reality shows up. You discover your baggage. You discover theirs. And suddenly… their imperfections feel personal. Here’s where too many marriages break: We stop seeing their beautiful humanity and start keeping score. We notice every flaw in our spouse while remaining blind to our own. Instead of say
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The biggest sign of a healthy relationship? It’s not passion or how often you have sex. It’s not chemistry. It’s not even how much you love her. It’s whether you know how to repair after the blow up. Cold distance doesn’t usually mean the marriage is over. It means both of you stopped feeling safe and forgot how to come back together. A marriage stuck here isn’t weak. One or both of you are overwhelmed. Shut down. Unsure how to lead without making things worse. ✅ The green flag is this: Do eithe
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4 things men secretly want from their wives (but won’t say): 1️⃣ Admiration without performance Not “thanks for doing the dishes.” He needs you to admire who he is — even when he’s not “winning.” He’s been taught his entire life that his worth is tied to achievement. So when he’s not performing… he wonders if he’s enough. He wants to know you truly see him — not just the results he produces. ⸻ 2️⃣ Affection and intimacy A hand on his back… fingers through his hair… Touch that says, “you’re safe
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I’m excited to be opening enrollment for my signature program COME BECOME COACHING, and I’m looking for 5 highly committed men who want to become their best self and build the marriage they’ve always dreamed of. COME BECOME will take you through everything you need to know about how you show up — emotionally, mentally, physically, and spiritually — and help you create a marriage built on safety, trust, intimacy, and respect over the next 90 days. This is not alpha-male training. It’s not about d
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Every generation of fathers carries a different weight. Some were taught that love meant showing up to work. Some were taught that love meant showing up emotionally. Most of us were taught pieces of both—without a clear map for how to hold them together. Gen X didn’t invent stoicism. Millennials didn’t invent emotional awareness. Each generation gleaned what it could… and added what it learned. Today’s fathers are standing at a crossroads: We’re asked to provide. We’re invited to be present. We’
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