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Work Life Balance

As women, we constantly strive to achieve the proverbial “work life balance.”  The truth is it’s not so much “work” vs. “life” as it is “life” vs. “more life.”  Work may be a big part of it, but so are all of the other things we want to make time for including our kids, parents, […]
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  • On June 20, 2012
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Free From Worry

Deidre considered herself too healthy to resort to a hysterectomy to ease her heavy periods, and as it turned out she did find a less invasive solution. Deidre’s heavy periods went on for 20 years before she had the NovaSure endometrial ablation procedure. She went along using six to 10 overnight pads per day, thinking […]
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  • On June 14, 2012
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The YOU List

Women are known to be the great multi-taskers and list creators. We can juggle about 10 things at once as long as we have it all written down. We strive to complete tasks, set goals and forge ahead to the next project. But let’s ask – how many of those tasks, to-do items or lists […]
  • Posted by holx-admin
  • On June 11, 2012
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Dark Pants When She Wants To, Not Because She Has To

Rebecca has two children, a husband, a career in the insurance business, and no heavy periods after suffering them for 20 years. After years of wearing dark pants and keeping a jacket at work to tie around her waist in case of an accident, Rebecca tried the NovaSure endometrial ablation procedure. She had heard about […]
  • Posted by holx-admin
  • On June 5, 2012
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From Routine to Problem and Back to Routine

Lisa’s periods went from being routine and manageable to a drain on her life. After her second child was born, she suffered from heavy bleeding for as long as two weeks. She had cramps all through her lower torso, fatigue, and worried constantly about bleeding through her clothes. She visited a doctor who suspected a […]
  • Posted by holx-admin
  • On June 1, 2012
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