My grandmother had bladder surgery in the ’60s, and they left a needle inside her. She complained of pain for several years, but as she tells it, women’s complaints of womanly-area pain were often disregarded. Her doctor kept telling her it was in her imagination until she had an x-ray several years later and the needle could be seen.
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My grandmother had bladder surgery in the ’60s, and they left a needle inside her. She complained of pain for several years, but as she tells it, women’s complaints of womanly-area pain were often disregarded. Her doctor kept telling her it was in her imagination until she had an x-ray several years later and the needle could be seen.
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