Bindi Irwin is ready to talk about her experience with endometriosis with her fans!
The late Steve Irwin’s daughter recently underwent surgery to treat the disease. Now, she’s ready to answer fans’ questions about what she’s going through and help break down the stigma surrounding this often misunderstood condition.
Bindi Irwin Breaks Silence After Endometriosis Surgery And Invites Fans To Ask
Through his Instagram page, the wildlife conservationist posted a picture of himself wearing a shirt with the name of his family’s zoo. He accompanied the image with a caption that read:
“Question time. Writing this with my beloved family feeling very grateful to be 6 Weeks post op from my Endometriosis surgery. Healing everyday and looking forward to all that is to come.”
He noted that people have contacted him to hear about his journey and expressed his willingness to share his story. In conclusion, he stated, “I want to answer your questions and share anything you want to know. Comment below, and I will record a video with my whole story for you.”
Instagram | Bindi Irwin
His willingness to please his followers; someone asked about finding a doctor who took his condition seriously before expressing gratitude for his weakness.
Another shared their concerns about their upcoming procedure, adding, “Thank you so much for being brave and open in sharing your surgery. You are an inspiration!”
This user also asked, “How often do you have pain?” Before stating, “Doctors sometimes shut down questions about endometriosis by claiming it’s cyclical. So daily pain is unlikely.”
Others who didn’t have any questions chose to praise her, like this person who wrote, “So proud of you @bindisueirwi, you’re a great and strong woman! ❤️ You will inspire many other women to be strong and positive and more proactive about health.”
Another admirer stated, “Once again, an absolute queen and an incredible supporter of our community ❤️.”
Last month, the mother of one told her fans about her health after undergoing major surgery. She took to social media to share her recovery journey a week after revealing that she has been suffering from the symptoms for more than a decade.
The photo she shared showed her holding a bouquet of red roses while sitting on a bed with a white blanket covering her body. With her eyes closed and a goofy smile on her face, Irwin wore a black top, messy bun and no makeup. In the caption, he wrote:
“Healing ✨I have spent a week reading your kind words and stories of strength through your own experience with endometriosis.”
Instagram | Bindi Irwin
Expressing her gratitude to those who have shared their endometriosis journey with her, the 24-year-old revealed that she is starting to see a new version of herself emerge on the path to better health. The Australian television personality expressed her desire to channel her energy into her family and conservation work, which she is passionate about.
Irwin Family Unites To Support ‘Bindi The Jungle Girl’ Star Through Endometriosis Surgery
The Blast reports that the winner of the 21st season of “Dancing with the Stars” surprised everyone when she shared a photo of herself in a blue and white hospital gown with a big smile just hours before the celebration of International Women’s Day.
The photo was accompanied by a touching caption in which she confessed that she had long debated whether to go public about her battle with endometriosis. She ended up sharing her story “for other women who need help.”
Following the update, her family showed solidarity by taking to their social media accounts to praise the star for her strength. Bindi’s husband, Chandler Powell, shared a photo of them accompanied by a heartfelt caption:
“You are my inspiration to be as strong as I can be in every aspect of life. Seeing how you fought through the pain to take care of our family and continue our conservation work while literally full of endometriosis is something that will inspire me forever.”
Her younger brother, Robert Clarence, shared a selfie with his sister and expressed his pride in her resilience. She also called it a “beacon for suffering women around the world.”
The dancer’s mother, Terri, took to Twitter to announce the surgery and praised her daughter’s determination. She hopes Bindi’s story will inspire women to support their health and healing.
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