For eight years, Sydney mother Laura Cunningham grappled with a 'slow-building' condition, spawned from an infection one in two women will get in their lifetime. 9News
At this point, Cunningham was going to the bathroom to urinate so often she wasn't sleeping.
GPs will often send urine off to a laboratory - as part of a midstream urinary culture - to see if bacteria can be "grown" from the sample."He put me on an antibiotic drip overnight a few times and I started to feel a tiny bit better," she said.
"I Googled and I Googled for six months and one day an old newspaper article from England popped up," she said. Cunningham and her young family enjoyed a trip to Wilsons Promontory in Victoria, a month or so before she flew out to London.
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