エミリー・シーボームのインスタグラム(emcbomb) - 9月6日 08時26分

I was diagnosed with Endometrisis in May 2016 after putting on a brave face as I thought this is what all women deal with. I started to realise that there was something wrong when my swimming life got to hard to handle and my goals went from doing good times to trying to finish the session. Between training sessions all I could manage was lying in bed and waiting for my next session hoping that because I stayed in bed I would feel good. I was relived when I found out I had Endometrisis because I felt less crazy about what my body was going though. I felt like I had an answer.
For too long, our stories have been buried and we've been made to feel dramatic or like maybe it's all in our own head. This Women's Health Week, @whimn's Hysterical Women series is telling these stories to help spread awareness and start a long overdue conversation. If you've ever felt dismissed, or even isolated, by your condition, share a selfie with your own story and the hashtag #notinmyhead. 📸 @nigel_hallett_pics

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