Emma Barnett says her 'isolating' endometriosis battle 'alters her entire experience of Christmas' and leaves her 'wanting a holiday from herself' in heartbreaking post
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Emma Barnett has said that her 'isolating' endometriosis battle 'alters her entire experience of Christmas' in a heartbreaking new post. The former Woman's Hour host, 39, took to her Instagram on Sunday to reflect on the debilitating health condition and the impact it has around the festive period.
Emma suffers from endometriosis - an excruciating condition where tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside of it - meaning she could not have children naturally. In the video she said: 'This is the seventh of 27th morning I have woken up in pain. It's isolating, you really want a holiday from yourself and you can't get one.
'So even the most well-meaning doctors talking to you about your endometriosis or the fatigue or the pain or the mood stuff that happens because of the pain and mood imbalance - when they say 'are you going to get a break?'. 'You just think - I can't pay for a ticket anywhere. This is where I live. And right now this is not a body to peacefully live within.'.
Emma Barnett has said that her 'isolating' endometriosis battle 'alters her entire experience of Christmas ' in a heartbreaking new post. Emma suffers from endometriosis - an excruciating condition where tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside of it - meaning she could not have children naturally.