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by Sony Singh MD (Author), Holly Bridges (Author)
Are you ready to kick your health into gear and solve your fibroids and heavy periods? You can become a Flow Fighter too if you follow the girlfriend-to-girlfriend, doctor-approved advice inside this book. Inside this book, you'll discover: -FDA Warnings about hysterectomy, fibroids and cancer -Why keeping your ovaries could save your life -Hysterectomy and sex advice -10 treatment options, including 90-second, fibroid-zapping outpatient procedures -Same-day outpatient hysterectomy and myomectomy (uterus-sparing fibroid removal) for fibroids and endometriosis -Tips for finding a fabulous gynecologist -Inspiring stories from other Flow Fighters who kicked their symptoms to the curb too -100 percent doctor-approved content Written by someone who's been there Fibroid survivor and award-winning journalist Holly Bridges, your new BFFF (Best Female Fibroid Friend).
Author Biography
Holly Bridges is a patient, author, journalist and advocate for minimally invasive gynecology and informed choice. She has a Bachelor of Applied Arts in Journalism from Ryerson University in Toronto, Ontario. She spent 15 years as a CBC Radio and Television journalist and talk show personality across Canada and is an accredited public relations practitioner with 30 years' experience in the field of journalism and communications. She has won five awards for her writing. She is the President and Founder of HMB FemCare, a social enterprise dedicated to empowering women through specialty feminine hygiene products for menstrual disorders such as fibroids and heavy menstrual bleeding. About Dr. Sony Singh, MD, ObGyn, Medical Editor of Flow Fighter Dr. Sukhbir (Sony) Singh is an Associate Professor within the Department of ObGyn at The Ottawa Hospital & University of Ottawa. He has a clinical practice with a sub-specialty focus on Complex Gynecologic Disorders requiring surgical intervention or advanced medical therapies. Currently he is the Vice-Chair of Gynecology at The Ottawa Hospital and is also the Lead for MIS Gynecology Research at The Shirley E. Greenberg Women's Health Centre. Recently, he was awarded the Dr Elaine Jolly Research Chair in Gynecologic Surgery (2016-2021). Dr. Singh has also helped develop a new index known as technicity to measure the appropriateness of hysterectomies being performed in Canadian hospitals and to encourage gynecologists to perform the procedure less invasively, either vaginally or laparoscopically. Dr. Singh has achieved one of the highest technicity rates in the world.
