ARIA-nominated artist shares how endometriosis cost her unborn twins
Taylor Moss lost three pregnancies in a year because of stage 4 endometriosis. Now she is calling for more support.
Taylor Moss was diagnosed with endometriosis at 18. She has had four surgeries.
In the past year, she lost three pregnancies. This included twins where one implanted in her uterus and one got stuck in her fallopian tube.
Her recent surgery unblocked her remaining tube. This gives her hope for natural pregnancy or IVF.
Moss is an independent artist. She has performed on stage while in severe pain.
She took painkillers that barely helped. She said women are often told to take birth control or painkillers and accept it.
Doctors say endometriosis is a complex condition involving hormones and the immune system. It can disrupt sleep, work, intimacy and mental health.
Moss hopes sharing her story helps other women feel less alone. She also wants to push for better support in Australia.
- 31 years old
- Artist age
- 18 years old
- Diagnosis age
- 4
- Number of surgeries
- 3
- Pregnancies lost in one year
Why it mattersMoss is speaking out about a chronic condition. It affects fertility and quality of life. Many women say the healthcare system ignores this condition.
AustraliaEndometriosis affects many Australian women; the story may prompt more women to seek diagnosis and support, and highlights need for better access to care and financial assistance.
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