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This article is so chock-full of resources that I have bookmarked it! As someone who has not been pregnant ever, but who is graced with lifelong IBS and, recently, Crohn's Disease, I can confirm that what affects one part of this complex system can affect the whooooooole thing. I keep intending to start PT but it's so easy to put off. This was a helpful nudge!

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Dec 1, 2022Liked by Body of Knowledge

I’ve noticed a huge difference postpartum between my pregnancy before pelvic floor PT and after a pregnancy with lots of PT support. No more leaking and I feel in a much better position overall with the knowledge and strength I’ve gained through paying attention to my pelvic floor!

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Dec 1, 2022Liked by Body of Knowledge

Pelvic floor PT changed my life (diagnosed with pelvic floor dysfunction at 26 years old). I wish it were available and accessible to all women. At this point it seems like most physicians (and many ob/gyns) aren't familiar with it enough to refer out, and even if they were, there aren't enough providers-- and on top of that, insurance coverage is inconsistent.

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