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TORONTO – March is Endometriosis Awareness Month. To commemorate the occasion, we spoke to a variety of people in Ontario about their experiences living with the chronic pain condition. This included Maia Leggott, who joined us last year to talk about their experience with endometriosis, and how they were planning on having a hysterectomy to further manage their symptoms. We caught up with Maia, who is now two months post-op. We also chatted with Amie Archibald-Varley, a nurse and health equity advocate about why someone with endometriosis may want to have a hysterectomy. After decades of battling with intense endometriosis
