#Join us on No 309 as we explore these universal themes of love

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In this heartwarming episode of No 309, we dive deep into the emotional journey of love, commitment, and the unbreakable bond of family. This story captures the essence of a young man who, despite life's challenges, finds himself deeply in love and immensely grateful for the continuous support he receives from those closest to him. His partner stands by his side with unwavering dedication, and his family’s love provides him with the strength he needs to pursue happiness and face life’s ups and downs. 👉 Subscribe to my channel to stay tuned:     As we unravel his story, we witness the true meaning of unconditional love, where trust and loyalty transcend any hardship. Through beautiful, heartfelt moments and touching dialogues, this episode highlights the importance of having a support system that lifts you up, keeps you grounded, and empowers you to become the best version of yourself. The themes of this episode resonate with viewers who understand the profound impact that love and family support can have on a person’s life. It’s a reminder that no matter where life takes us, the presence of loved ones makes every challenge manageable and every success more meaningful. Join us on No 309 as we explore these universal themes of love, trust, and the powerful influence of family. Whether you’re a fan of romantic dramas or simply in need of a heartwarming story, this episode promises to leave you feeling uplifted and inspired by the beauty of true connection. 🍁𝗔𝗯𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝗧𝘂𝗿𝗸𝗙𝗹𝗶𝘅 𝗢𝗳𝗳𝗶𝗰𝗶𝗮𝗹🍁 Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Turkish entertainment with TurkFlix Official, your one-stop destination for enthralling Turkish series and movies! We bring the magic of Turkish storytelling to your screen, all meticulously presented with English subtitles for your viewing pleasure. Dive into heart-wrenching dramas, laugh-out-loud comedies, and pulse-pounding thrillers, all boasting rich cultural experiences and unforgettable characters. Subscribe to TurkFlix Official and unlock a treasure trove of Turkish entertainment, waiting to be discovered!

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Unconditional Love and Family Support | No 309 | TurkFlix Official

In this heartwarming episode of No 309, we dive deep into the emotional journey of love, commitment, and the unbreakable bond of family. This story captures the essence of a young man who, despite life's challenges, finds himself deeply in love and immensely grateful for the continuous support he receives from those closest to him. His partner stands by his side with unwavering dedication, and his family’s love provides him with the strength he needs to pursue happiness and face life’s ups and downs. 👉 Subscribe to my channel to stay tuned:    / @turk-flix  

As we unravel his story, we witness the true meaning of unconditional love, where trust and loyalty transcend any hardship. Through beautiful, heartfelt moments and touching dialogues, this episode highlights the importance of having a support system that lifts you up, keeps you grounded, and empowers you to become the best version of yourself.

The themes of this episode resonate with viewers who understand the profound impact that love and family support can have on a person’s life. It’s a reminder that no matter where life takes us, the presence of loved ones makes every challenge manageable and every success more meaningful.

Join us on No 309 as we explore these universal themes of love, trust, and the powerful influence of family. Whether you’re a fan of romantic dramas or simply in need of a heartwarming story, this episode promises to leave you feeling uplifted and inspired by the beauty of true connection.

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the beginning, everyone has one.

Before I introduce us formally, people have to know where the story begins. One morning before school, I woke up with horrible cramping pains in my pelvis. It was so debilitating, I felt like I couldn’t breathe or move. I was taken to the hospital, to be referred back to my family doctor, to be put on birth control pills. The doctor in the hospital that visited me suspected I have endometriosis, and sent me to my first gynaecologist in the area. After about a month or two of trying various birth control pills (and it NOT working!).  I ended up at my first genealogical appointment. I was told that an exploratory surgery needed to be done. I was 14 years old when I was diagnosed with Endometriosis and PCOS (poly cystic ovarian syndrome). After the surgery, My doctor came to speak to me. Being 14 and hearing such a big word after a major surgery was scary. I literally thought it was a type of cancer. “Endo-what?” - little did I know “Endometriosis” and everything that comes with it would be my life theme for the next 8 years. I would come to learn all about it and eventually after so long, learn to try to live with it. Endometriosis (you can google it yourself) is a chronic pain disease that affects 1 out of 4 women, usually in their “menstrual” years. PCOS is when you have cysts on your ovaries that cause issues getting pregnant, having regular periods, etc (annovulatory, etc..) This is my case: annovulatory. This word would eventually come to haunt me a few years later (now, when I’m TTC) - After my surgery, the implant was recommended to me as a good form of birth control and pain relief (Mirena IUD). I was told after it was inserted to go home and take advil, that it would only cramp for a while. The cramping was unbelievable!! A WHILE? A LITTLE? ADVIL? no way, try Percocet. 3 Percocet’s later (this was too much of a dose, but the cramping was un real and I do not recommend anybody do this!) the pain finally “EASED” just enough for me to sleep, as the month or two went on, the bleeding came and it never stopped. I eventually had to get it taken out because I was bleeding to my ankles and cramping so bad, my quality of life was ZERO. My attendance at school had dropped to zero, none. (This did cause various problems with my education, I will explain in later vlogs if I overcame it or not). After my family doctor kept switching me on different birth controls, Alesse, Portia, Seasonale, IUD, Demulen, etc. (the list really does go on) and none of it worked. I was sent to various other specialists in Detroit, Michigan, Belleville Ontario, Toronto Ontario, Trenton Ontario and London Ontario to do various procedures and explore other treatment options they could offer me. (Gynaecologists, Urologists, Naturopaths, Endometriosis specialists and Pain doctors). I was only 14, my parents were desperate for answers and thirsty for more knowledge on how to help me (explains all the doctors visits). I was helpless. Pain specialists were/are hard to get into without being accused of being an addict and a drug seeker. All of the assholes with no pain or abused medication, ruined it for the ones (US) who DESPERATELY needed it. We have to go through greater lengths to prove your in pain without “drug seeker” going onto your medical file. (This is sadly the reality of the medical field). After many doctors and opinions, My diagnosis had been confirmed multiple times. I was home-schooling in my last year of high school and almost graduated by this time. Endometriosis had managed to get in the way of my education, social relationships, weight, and even my personal relationships. Boyfriends are hard to keep when your a “burden”. Some ex boyfriends have thrown “I’VE TAKEN CARE OF YOU ALL DAY” in my face. That was always the “insult”, like I owed them for something. Like I had to kiss their feet every single time they warmed up my heating pad or passed me a pain pill. Little didn’t they realize that that was part of the relationship, this disease came with me and it was NOT going to change. This resulted in many broken hearts and rejection. My friends and family dropped off contact with me. I was so miserable anyway, but in my head, they could’ve at least checked on me and showed that they cared. My friends, best friend and even cousins had practically abandoned me. I never heard from anybody. I sat in my room in pain, miserable and eating myself to death. I had gotten up to 353 pounds at my heaviest and I hated myself, my life, I hated everything. I blamed endometriosis for ruining my quality of life. People who are diagnosed with an illness, need to realize off of the bat that your illness will not or does not define you. It may control instances that were unforeseen but if you have the right mind-set you CAN DO IT! anybody can. After finding my amazing doctor in London and a good pain specialist in my area, things started to fall together. My doctor decided to start me on Lupron 11.25 mg. I’ve heard nightmare things about this drug pretty much from the start (google the symptoms) but I also had no other choice. Women everywhere (facebook groups) were scaring other women off of this drug. What these women don’t quite understand is that every woman’s body is different and they should not be putting others off if it if it can help. Most of these women are too dense to realize this, especially when it does NOT effect their lives. Who cares if it didn’t work for you? IT WORKED FOR ME! Lupron may be seen as a horrible drug, but it is the only treatment that had consistent results and actually allowed me to follow through with my fitness goals and education achievements. I urge every woman to think about this. DO NOT LET OTHERS SCARE YOU FROM YOUR FREEDOM! this is pure ignorance on their part. Other women giving this advice, only thinks about how the drug has effected them, not what it COULD do to others. I agree that there needs to be a better alternative for us, but people do what they have too to survive. I had a seen an old acquaintance from high school at my cousins home and could not believe how much weight she had gained. She looked terrible compared to the last time I seen her. She let herself go, she allowed her weight to take over and was currently losing her battle with food. This scared me, this is how I did not want to end up (everybody making fun of me for how I look). I wanted to feel better about myself, I wanted to do better for ME. I decided to join the gym. Slowly but surely after joining, I built up my weights and cardio and lost major pounds. I am now 309 pounds a year later, still going to the gym once or twice a week and I am eating healthier. I am also off of most of my pain medications except for suppositories and a pain patch. I have a medical marijuana card from my specialist to help ease the pain (please, don’t bother commenting on the pot thing, it won’t make a damn difference to me) In the meantime, I decided to get back into school (University) and decided to  commute to another country back and fourth. I needed new people, new country, new experiences, new school. I craved it. I decided my passion was criminal justice with a minor in psychology. This is my second year now but so far so good. I adore my school and love my friends. I love my professors and having the opportunity to be able to have the experience to go to school (some days barely, some days almost) pain free. It was a blessing in disguise. I thought it was too good to be true. Not only this, but I did not know that my marijuana card and a broken vaporizer would eventually lead me to love.