In this deeply honest follow-up episode, Hannah and I continue the conversation as she shares the next chapter of her endometriosis journey — making the life-changing decision to undergo a hysterectomy and navigating the reality of early onset menopause.

From grief and healing to identity, womanhood, raising a family and learning how to cope with a body that has been through so much, this episode is raw, powerful, and incredibly important.

So many women suffer in silence. This conversation reminds us that no one should have to.

🎧 Listen now and join us for a conversation filled with strength, vulnerability, and hope.

Here's a little about Hannah -

Hannah is a Mum of two from Staffordshire, with a love of baking and a story that will resonate with so many women. Formally diagnosed with endometriosis in 2013, Hannah had been living with the symptoms for over eight years before finally getting answers, a journey that will feel all too familiar to many others.

Balancing the realities of a chronic condition with family life hasn't been easy. She is passionate about opening up conversations that too often go unheard, and about letting other women know they are not alone.

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It take a brave person to sit down with me and share their journey but that is exactly what Hannah did.

In this episode Hannah open up about what it really means to live with Endometriosis which currently affects around 1.5 million women in the UK. From the first signs something wasn't right, to navigating diagnosis, the pain and everything in between.

This is a story of resilience, advocacy and finding your voice in a world that doesn't always listen.

If you or someone you love is affected by Endometriosis, this episode is one you don't want to miss.

Here's a little bit about Hannah -

Hannah is a Mum of two from Staffordshire, with a love of baking and a story that will resonate with so many women. Formally diagnosed with Endometriosis in 2013, Hannah had been living with the symptoms for over eight years before finally getting answers, a journey that will feel all too familiar to many others.

Balancing the realities of a chronic condition with family life hasn't been easy. She is passionate about opening up conversations that too often go unheard, and about letting other women know they are not alone.

Follow me on Instagram @me_myself_and_my_vagina

Follow Hannah on Instagram @hannahcornaby

Guess what? I did it - I ran the Oxford Half Marathon at the weekend and my vagina didn't fall out. Honestly, I wish I could show you my medal right now because this moment deserves a little proud dance, which might actually help to loosen of my hips!

This episode is all about proving that progress might be slow, but it is still progress and with the right advice, guidance, support and a sprinkle of determination, you can absolutely get there. Remember, life doesn't have to stop when you have a prolapse. You are still strong, capable and more resilient than you think.

And if something doesn't feel or looks quite right during or afterwards, don't just Google it at 2am, book an appointment with your GP or Women's Health Physio.

You've got this and your body has got you.

Happy Listening!