Living with this pain on a daily basis had become impossible for him. In fact, she decided to have her uterus removed. Indeed, in 2020, Lorie Pester
went on the operating table in order to change her life. A victim of endometriosis and adenomyosis, the 41-year-old artist had one of the essential elements of her body removed to create life. And it was one of the hardest decisions of his life.
Indeed, questioned by Raw On March 19, 2024, Nina’s mother reconsidered this very difficult choice. “Making this decision, to have my uterus removed, It was the hardest decision of my life so far. In my head, it really wasn’t for me.”she remembered.
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Lorie “forced” to remove her uterus to regain some semblance of life
If her companion hadn’t pushed her to do it, Lorie Pester would perhaps continue to live with unbearable pain even today: “It’s him who opens my eyes by telling me: ‘But you can’t anymore, it’s no longer possible, you can’t live like that anymore, you’re in too much pain.’ We made a decision: we no longer want to have children, removing the uterus is irreversible.”.
But when the surgeon gave her a date, the singer and actress “trembling, crying”and even had a panic attack. “And I’m trying to understand why […] My uterus was removed, my daughter was also taken away. It’s a bit weird but at the same time it’s logical.”she continued.
Since her ablation, she can no longer make her daughter’s dream come true
Guest of C l’Hebdo this Saturday March 23, 2024, she returned to this complicated moment but above all to “after ablation”. Indeed, Aurélie Casse sought to find out what was the most painful renunciation following her operation. “Today is when my daughter said to me ‘mom, I would like a little brother or a little sister’“revealed the young mother.
Curious, Aurélie Casse asked her guest what the latter’s words were to respond to her daughter’s request. “It’s no longer possible… One day, I’ll tell her, maybe she’ll read my book”then replied Lorie Pester. But she does not regret this choice.
Indeed, since her hysterectomy, she can again “play with [sa] girl no problem, can carry it, and can run to the park with it”.
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