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Hey guys welcome to part two of my series with Grace Kingswell. If you haven't listened to part one, go listen to it now.

It's amazing and juicy and you will have more backstory on what we're about to talk about. So let's talk about it. How did you realize

that there was something wrong with your down there and your sex life and how did you kind of figure out what to do about it?

Yeah, so I still haven't figured out what to do about it, but I've never been, let's just talk about

libido, I've never been an overly sexual person like I never really felt growing up like I've

I craved sex or wanted sex. I also, I kind of touched on this in part one, but I was really unfortunate when I was 17 and I got incredibly sick with a lump on my left ovary.

At this time I was not sexually active and I was very

very sick for a few weeks. I was actually in Spain on a language course and I had like the most terror like you can't even

imagine the pain in my stomach and being so as I was like interested in food and diet and everything

I was like it must be something I'm like it must be something I'm eating

so basically stopped eating for two weeks and I crawled through customs at

Gatwick on the floor because I couldn't walk us in so much pain and my mom and dad picked me up like rushed me straight off to hospital and it turned out I had this huge

abscess on my ovary which is like an infection and at the time they're like you're a medical mystery because there's no because I wasn't sexually active there was no way the infection could have got into my body if that makes sense

And anyway I had a laparoscopy which is like keyhole surgery and they drained the abscess and that was kind of that. I was 17 at the time was quite young. It was all very

Scary and like I didn't really I wasn't really like listening a lot to what the doctors and stuff were saying

But my mom says now that she thinks she remembers him saying at the time

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