NOTE: Thank you Astrid Tuttle Winegar for this informative, serious, amusing, well-written guest post! To read more from Astrid when you get to the bottom of this great article there is information on her books and her bio! We women are indebted to those who step up and inform on female medical issues no one wants to mention. We need help with this topic and it takes a brave woman to come forward. Part 1: A Brief History of the Before Times. Once upon a time, I was blissfully ignorant about the condition known as PROLAPSE (and as I write this, apparently Microsoft Word is also blissfully ignorant about the spelling of this word, so I’ll add it to my dictionary now). I did my work outs, my dancing around, my sleeping around. Then I stopped when I got married at 25. My first child was born when I was 27; my second, at 29. I had a miscarriage in between. When I went in for the post-partum examination after my last birth, the OB-GYN mentioned I might have a bit of
