The beloved wildlife warrior gave an insight into a very personal ordeal. 7NEWS
The wildlife warrior shared a side of herself rarely seen, candidly speaking to the camera for 15 minutes with guest appearances from her husband Chandler Powell and their daughter Grace Warrior.Stream the world's best reality, entertainment and true crime shows for free on 7Bravo onIn the footage, she looked back on the “insurmountable” pain she experienced due to endometriosis before finally undergoing surgery.
“I had pain every single day of my life. No matter where we went, where we were going, I would be falling asleep. I felt like I constantly had the flu,” she said.Bindi Irwin shares her endometriosis journey.“I was always in pain. We tried for a year, and finally a doctor told me it was just part of being a woman.”However, after giving birth to her daughter in 2021, the pain “magnified” to a point where it was “out of this world”.
“I can remember being with Grace and lying on the floor in agony. I had a stabbing pain in my side, I couldn’t get up or I would throw up, and I was scared I would pass out.“I was so scared because I was worried if I was alone with Grace, something would happen to me, and she would be on her own.”As she attempted to compose herself, Irwin said that after returning to new doctors, irritable bowel syndrome and chronic fatigue were diagnosed.
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