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Continue reading →: A Body Remembered: Healing After Violation
Hi There, it’s Chelsea! Today I’m sharing something incredibly personal because I know I’m not going to be able to accurately put into words how many emotions I’m feeling ahead of surgery. As strangers on the internet, I would say that it’s fair that I bring you along for this… Read More…
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Continue reading →: Back to Back: Literally
Guess who’s back? Back again? Chelsea’s back! Tell your friends! Wherever do I start? I know you have missed a couple of changes in my life as of late. I’ve been spending a lot of time changing the pace of my life and slowing down rather than racing through these… Read More…
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Continue reading →: The Rack Pack: Mary’s Edition
Hi it’s Chelsea, back for regularly scheduled programming. I know I haven’t posted in a little while but I have been working through some personal matters. I thought it may be too soon for me to share this but read an article reminding me that this platform I have is… Read More…
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Continue reading →: My Mum is my Hero: Of All the Stars, She Shines the Brightest
Hi it’s Chelsea, this week has been a week of reflection for me, so please excuse the lack of new posts to read. I’ve been doing mental gymnastics daily, which trust me is just as exhausting as it sounds. Today I want to tell you about my hero, my mother,… Read More…
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Continue reading →: Healing Isn’t Weakness—It’s a Rebellion
Hi it’s Chelsea, recently I had some pretty unfortunate experiences that I am not able to talk about due to the nature of them and the standing in where they are. But I wanted to still post because sharing my hardships is a part of what I created this page… Read More…
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Continue reading →: From Flooded Floors to Hospital Doors: When It Rains, It Pours
Hi I’m Chelsea, and I had quite the evening on the 14th of April and thought I’d share it with you all. I was settling in to bed, mind you I’m still in recovery from a relatively serious surgery and am four weeks post operation. Imagine rain sounds at the… Read More…
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Continue reading →: A Court of Libraries and LED Lights
I’m Chelsea, and over the past year I’ve been getting back into reading a variety of books and have officially decided on my favourite genre… ROMAN-TACY, which is a mix between Romance and Fantasy. It’s very popular at the moment due to the rise in readers obsessed with Sarah J… Read More…
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Continue reading →: Mambo #5: 2025 Hospitalisation Edition (Feat. At Home Recovery)
Hi there, I realised that I haven’t had the chance to tell you all the ins and outs of my recent hospitalisation which led to surgery, and I also wanted to give you all a much awaited update on my recovery at home. In the months leading up to my… Read More…
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Continue reading →: My Top 10 Tips for Recovering from an Endometriosis Laparoscopy
Hi there, if you’ve read my story then you know that I’ve been through the recovery process multiple times for this specific surgery. I wanted to share my top ten tips to helps others who may be experiencing the same thing or are preparing for their own surgery and recovery.… Read More…
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Continue reading →: My Endometriosis Journey
I’m Chelsea, I’m twenty six and have just been discharged from hospital after my fifth Laparoscopy and Excision of Endometriosis. If you know me then you know I’m incredibly passionate when it comes to Endometriosis and the journey that it’s taken me on. I am one out of 190 Million… Read More…
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I’m Chels!
Welcome to Find Out with Chelsea! One of my favourite sayings has been “[Insert unsavoury word starting with F] Around and Find Out”, so I decided I would start a blog to share my journey finding out with others.
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A wise person once said “You can’t ever move forward if you’re living in the past”, I take that as “Keep moving forward and you’ll never have a reason to look back”. Working through trauma is important but beyond everything we need to understand and accept that, yes, we went through an experience that has shaped us as people, but it doesn’t control us and we have the choice as to how much we let it into our lives.
