We spent weeks and weeks in the hospital’s NeoNatal Intensive Care Unit. He was born premature at only 30 weeks, weighing just 3lbs. And after only being pregnant for 6 1/2 months, my little boy decided it was time to come out. Fast forward a few months…my pregnancy landed me in the hospital on a few occasions for bleeding and early contractions. Then they wanted bracelets for their friends and family, who wanted some for their friends and family and so on. During this time, a few girls I worked with were going through the same thing as me, and they asked me to make them bracelets as well. And guess what? I became pregnant during the round of IVF where I wore the fertility bracelet I had made. I read that Moonstone and Rose Quartz were excellent stones for fertility, so I went out, bought some beads and made my own fertility bracelet. And that is where I discovered the power of crystals! IVF didn’t seem to be working on it’s own, so I researched holistic treatments. I underwent a few rounds of IVF, which included hormone treatment, daily doctor’s appointments and blood tests, hundreds of needles to my tummy and various surgical procedures. My husband and I were newly married, and devastated as we wanted a little baby of our own and fertility treatment was our only option. The surgery left me without my fallopian tubes. I had to undergo surgery and various treatments. Randazzo’s story, as told to The Story Exchange 1,000+ Stories Project:Ībout three years ago I was diagnosed with Stage IV Endometriosis. Today the Staten Island, New York-based mompreneur is focused on finding a good work-life balance, while also enjoying the new celebrity following her jewelry has found. Not only did Randazzo find they worked for her, soon friends and family began requesting them as well and thus her business True Warrior Jewelry was born. During her early rounds of IVF for her first child she started making jewelry for herself with healing crystals like moonstone, rose quartz and tourmaline. From a diagnosis with Endometriosis, to the early birth of her son, to a second pregnancy that almost killed her, Randazzo has sought ways to provide herself comfort and healing throughout.
“Endometriosis is a common disease in which the tissue that is similar to the lining of the womb grows outside it in other parts of the body,” Endometriosis Australia said on their website. So, what is endometriosis and why does it affect so many people? It’s a little-known disease that affects one in nine people with female reproductive organs.Įndometriosis affects people at reproductive age and can leave those affected in so much pain, they are unable to participate in work, social and other life commitments. Credit: Instagram What is endometriosis?ĭebilitating, unbearable, and chronic - all words to describe endometriosis. “Love you Bindles! You are truly a warrior in every sense of the word ❤️,” Irwin’s former Dancing With The Stars partner Derek Hough said. Wiggle star Tsehay Hawkins wrote, “Sending my love! You are amazing”. It’s so crippling to live with and hard for people who’ve not experienced it to fully understand.
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Australian TV presenter Renee Bargh commented, “From one endo warrior to another, sending you so much love angel.
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