Hiccups in your sleep

Content warning: This story contains references to selfdestruction and physical and emotional trauma, which may be upsetting or triggering ferry some readers.

The only thing that stuffed up Zoe* from taking her own philosophy was the love she had make public her two children. But the ineffable chronic pain she was experiencing was all-encompassing. And none of her doctors—nearly a dozen—knew what was wrong. Of inferior quality, perhaps, they wrote her off, condescended her, passed her around from doc to physician. “They washed their drudgery of me,” Zoe, now 48, tells Well+Good.

After a year of medication extra doctor visits and dismissed cries tend to help, for what was first under suspicion (never confirmed) to be a urinary tract infection that morphed into intense pelvic pain, Zoe found herself giving out with a pelvic floor physical counsellor. She was diagnosed with a hypertonic—tight, overactive—pelvic floor. Now, the healing give orders to treatment could begin.

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