28/10/2023
Having endometriosis changed my life 🌟
That chubby kid on the left? That's me, back in summer 2020.
Ever since I was a little one, I've carried some extra weight, and, you know what, my classmates and even some family members made fun of me sometimes. 😔
But then, in 2018, something big happened. I found out that I had a serious health issue called severe recto-vaginal endometriosis, and I'd been living with it for years without even realising it. 😲
My doctor suggested a pretty tough 6-month hormonal treatment. It made me feel terrible:
✅ I couldn't sleep properly.
✅ I had constant hot flashes, menopause style.
✅ My moods were all over the place.
✅ Plus, I put on a bunch of weight real quick.
But you know what? The treatment didn't even help. So, I ended up having 2 major surgeries to remove those trouble-making lesions from my organs.
Fast forward to November 2020, just 4 months after I took that photo on the left. I was determined to make a change:
1️⃣ I started working out regularly (like 3-4 times a week).
2️⃣ I also decided to change up my eating habits.
It wasn't easy at all because I'm a big food lover. But, I thought about my health – you see, there's a history of high blood pressure and diabetes in my family. So I refused to let another illness ruin my life ❌.
So, I kept at it, and little by little, I saw the results of my hard work. You know what they say, "Hard work pays off" 💯.
I'm sharing this part of my life with you to inspire you and tell you that:
✅ You're not stuck when life gets tough.
✅ You can train your mind to be strong.
✅ You can take little steps to reach your goals.
And always remember, God gives his toughest battles to his strongest soldiers. 💪🏾
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