Pelvic physiotherapy
May. 13th, 2026 01:25 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ailbheI have had my first pelvic physio appointment from the NHS since my traumatic birth in April 2004. It was... a very emotional experience. It was fine, and the physio was kind and respectful, but it was so strange to have this being taken seriously by a medical professional. There's going to be followup. Not just a sheet of exercises.
Afterwards I needed Rob to take the rest of the afternoon off work and we went to the Oxfam music shop and had lunch in Pret and ran some errands in Superdrug and Boots, until I felt kind of normal again, and then we came home and I did some sewing.
I really don't know how to articulate what the experience was like. Banal and life-changing.
Afterwards I needed Rob to take the rest of the afternoon off work and we went to the Oxfam music shop and had lunch in Pret and ran some errands in Superdrug and Boots, until I felt kind of normal again, and then we came home and I did some sewing.
I really don't know how to articulate what the experience was like. Banal and life-changing.