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Dr. Sony Singh, MD, OBGYN is renowned for his expertise in minimally invasive alternatives to hysterectomy, including the removal of deep, infiltrative endometriosis. He is also one of the leading experts in laparoscopic (keyhole) hysterectomy. Most importantly, he is the Medical Editor for The UnHysterectomy. Plus, this book has medical contributions from 13 doctors and gynecologists making it the most informative book available on the subject of hysterectomy alternatives. Read about the medical contributors -->

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With fast, free shipping, The UnHysterectomy arms you with less risky, less painful, less expensive options that will solve your bleeding and restore your energy, beauty and vitality. This doctor-approved, common sense primer on hysterectomy alternatives was written by someone just like you, who's lived the nightmare of monthly bloodbaths and solved them without a single stitch or painkiller. Order your copy today -->

Empower Yourself!

Discover the choices you never thought you had! This girlfriend-to-girlfriend guide gives you the information you need that your gynecologist may not want you to know about hysterectomy alternatives. And, for you younger gals, it's possible you could save your uterus and still have babies! Browse the chapters to see what you will learn -->

What others are saying…

When the medical system fails to advocate on behalf of patients, it takes a special individual to lead the charge that will bring about change. Holly Bridges is that special individual. Her enthusiasm, hard work, dedication and ability to communicate have led to this moment. Through her book, website and social networking, I believe we will see a discussion that is international and will lead to patient empowerment and healthcare accountability. About Dr. Sony Singh -->

Dr. Sony Singh, MD, Ob-Gyn Medical Editor of The UnHysterectomy

I was 25 years old when I first started having extremely painful and heavy periods. They got worse and worse every month, until it got so bad I was changing my supplies every two hours and taking pain killers around the clock. If we had listened to the first doctor we saw, we would never have had our two beautiful children. Continue to Shannon's complete story -->

Shannon FlowFighter

It’s happening again. After my D&C six months ago, I've started bleeding again non-stop. Do you know what this has done to me? I have no idea what to do. I just want my life back. I'm so completely and totally done with this. Check out the latest update to Heather's story -->

Heather FlowFighter

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Gals, hot off the presses. Just received this news release from AAGL, the leading organization in the world of gynecologists devoted to delivering minimally invasive surgerical options to women, has just launched its new patient website. Here is their news release. I encourage you to bookmark this site. MISforWomen.com to launch in conjunction with National [...]

UnHysterectomy wins Silver Medal at Independent Book Publisher Awards in U.S.

I am thrilled to announce that my book, The UnHysterectomy: Solving Your Painful, Heavy Bleeding Without Major Surgery, has won a Silver Medal for Best Marketing in the 2013 Independent Book Publisher Awards in the United States, also known as the IPPYs! I have been invited to New York City on Wed., May 29 to accept [...]

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