Chasing my dreams 💭 It’s a rollercoaster, emotionally, physically, in every way. I wasn’t sure if I wanted to share this, because it’s deeply personal… maybe even taboo. But I want to be honest about my journey, my feelings, and my dreams.
The past few months have been filled with highs and lows. After years of searching with no clear answers, I finally got something that feels like hope.
I’ve been diagnosed with endometriosis. It hits me hard, but strangely, it also brought some relief. Now I know why my cycle brings me so much pain. It’s something I’ll have to manage,but I truly believe I’ll come out of this stronger mentally and physically. I’ve learned how important health really is.
Sport can be a powerful engine: a way to lose yourself, find yourself, and push your limits. But I won’t lie, how much it can destroy you.
Missing cycles is not normal.
Pain like this is not normal.
Athlete or not, I am a woman first.
And the pain that comes with endometriosis is not a joke.
It’s hard to accept yourself sometimes.
And change? It’s never easy.
But if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that you deserve your energy and strength back.
To every girl/woman going through endometriosis or amenorrhea. I wish someone had told me earlier. That the fatigue, the fractures, the constant cold…none of it was “normal." That pushing through pain isn’t always strength. it can be silence. You are not alone ❤️
Please, listen to your body.
The breakthrough, the click, can only come from you. Accept your shape. Let go. Please yourself.
Find yourself. Return your body to its full power. And remember: your health comes first. We only get one body, one life and it moves way too fast to waste.
Feel free to share, maybe we can change this taboo. 🤍
Thank you for the support, it means the world to me.
Lots of love x
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