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Hi Guys, my name is Lysa. Have gone through hell and back dealing with cancer diagnosis and side effects.
Not going to bore you guys with the details.
But I will like to make a plea out there, if there is someone that has had brachytheraphy and suffering from virgina stenosis and have overcome it I will really be greatful to know what was done. I havent heard sex for 5 years now. My husband has left me due to that reason. My virgina is severely shorten and narrowed. The dilators does not goes all in, its feel like that is a thick wall blocking it from going all the way. I was 29 when diagnosed and 34 now. I desperately need this to be sorted out, any information I will appreciate it. Thank you everyone.
