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My Endo Diaries reaches 15,000 views!

Wow. I cannot believe my blog on Endometriosis has reached 15,000 views! I'm overwhelmed. Now I know some bloggers get hundreds and thousands of views and they are a lot more known, but for me to have 15,000 views means so much! Every person who has clicked on my posts I appreciate you so so much for taking the time to do it. 

When I was first diagnosed with Endometriosis I was at a bit of a loss. I joined twitter and set up this blog in order to reach out to people & try and spread awareness. Truthfully, I didn't expect many (if any!) people to read it. For me it was just a place to rant. What I didn't expect was the love, support and reassurance I received back from people reading my blog. It still amazes me now! Whenever someone messages me to say they can relate to my blog, that it feels like they are reading about themselves & are happy to know they are not alone in this makes me feel so honoured. It's even made me quite teary at times! People being able to relate to me also stops me from feeling so alone with this awful illness. Thank you all so much!

15,000 views on I think I've achieved what I set out to do. It goes to show how united us Endosisters are. We are not alone and together we will support each other in any ways we can. I'm so glad my blog has helped some of you.

I will continue to share my endometriosis diary with you. Here's to the next 15,000 views! :)

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